"Bloom in your Classroom" Flower Teacher Gift Idea

Hi Friends! I’m back today with Day 4 of our Just Add Confetti teacher appreciation gift ideas. I’m so excited to share our sweet “Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea with you all today. I think this idea is so cute and perfect for Spring, teacher appreciation, and the end of the school year.

If you missed any of our first 3 teacher appreciation gift ideas in this series you can find them all here…Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3. I really hope you can use these to make your life a little easier as you are planning your teacher appreciation and end of the school year gifts. I know this time of year can get so busy, I hope these are a great resource for you!

“Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea

You only need a few items to assemble your “Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea…a potted plant, a ruler, and my “Bloom in your Classroom” printable. I love the idea of taping the tag to the ruler as the “stake” in the soil of the potted plant. It also works so well to represent the idea of “growing.” The printable tags reads:

Being in your classroom
has helped me grow and bloom!

To assemble this “Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea, follow these 4 steps:

First, download the free printable (located at the bottom of this post). The printable PDF file contains editable fields. Just open the PDF in Adobe Reader and type your name. Then just save and print.
Next, cut out the entire perimeter of the printable tag.
Then, tape the tag onto a ruler.
Lastly, stick the ruler in the soil of the potted plant. Done…doesn’t get any easier than that! What a fresh, cheery gift!

If you would rather use cut flowers instead of a potted plant, you could just tie the tag around the stems with a ribbon (no ruler needed). I think that would be an adorable gift too!

“Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea

Download the free printable tag below:

If you make this “Bloom in your Classroom” Flower Teacher Gift Idea I’d love to see it! Please tag me @justaddconfetti on Instagram and use the #justaddconfettiprintables hashtag.