10 Meaningful Ways Preschool Owners/Managers Can Celebrate Their Teachers

As Teacher Appreciation Week approaches, it's important to take a moment and come up with a meaningful strategy to celebrate the hardworking teachers that make our preschools operate every day.

Teachers are the backbone of every preschool. They’re the ones who interact with the children daily, the ones who teach them, and the ones who care for them and their wellbeing. 

Without them, no preschool would be able to function. 

And though it is extremely important to appreciate our teachers every single day, this week is a chance to honor and recognize the important work those in our profession do.

This is why, today, I share the 10 meaningful ways you can celebrate your beloved teachers with the parents, the students, and the management team. 

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How Parents Can Help Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

This week isn't just about children showing their gratitude towards their teachers. Parents can help you put together some spectacular ideas and ways to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week too.

Here are a few ideas:

• Create a fun theme for the week.

• Plan a festive lunch for the teachers.

• Hire a massage therapist for a day.

• Give gift cards.

How Students Can Help Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

Sure, your parents and management team can make teachers feel special during this festive week, but students can also plan to do some fun things for their favorite teachers. 

Here are a few things you can plan with the students to show gratitude:

• Plan a week of activities.

• Create a special arts and crafts project.

• Write heartfelt notes to the teachers.

How Your Management Team Can Help Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

Here are a few things your management team can do to create a culture of gratitude during Teacher Appreciation Week:

• Give gift cards for office and teaching supplies.

• Offer volunteer time.

• Publicly thank the teachers on social media.

I discuss all of this in more depth (and with examples) in the episode above, so make sure to give it a listen!