Gift Ideas for Students

Inexpensive Religious Gifts from Teachers to CCD Class Children

© Diane Laney Fitzpatrick

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At the close of this school year, give your religious education class a gift from the heart.

As the religious education year winds down, CCD teachers begin to search for inexpensive gift ideas for their students, to show their appreciation for a successful year.

It's not an easy task. If you have more than a handful of students in your CCD class, you'll want to give a meaningful end-of-year gift that won't bust your budget.

Here are some ideas for gifts from the heart that won’t cost you much, but will leave a lasting impression on your students.

Reminder Bag

Give each child a small Ziplock bag filled with the following items, along with a note explaining what each one reminds them to do over the summer.

Prayer Journal

Give each child a small blank book to use as a prayer journal over the summer. You can decorate the cover, or write a message to each child inside the front cover.

Everybody Loves Homemade Cookies

Bake cookies and package three or four in a cellophane bag tied with a ribbon and a handmade tag thanking them for a great year. A good “gift cookie” is sugar cookies with M&Ms.

Flowers

Buy a flat of pretty flowers and repot individual plants in paper cups. Wrap a pretty ribbon around the top and you’ve got a beautiful gift.

Dollar Store Delights

Hit your local dollar store or closeout bargain store and see what you can find that would appeal to children.

Autom online items

Autom has a large selection of inexpensive children's items sold in bulk. Check out their online ordering.

Oriental Trading items for sale

Oriental Trading Company has a line of Bible School and inspirational gifts. Here are some ideas:

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