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My son is in playgroup and no one collected money for the teacher this year. I dont want to be in charge. So i wrote her a nice poem thanking her. Is that enough? should I give something from myself?
My sister is a teacher. She told me ANYTHING that she gets, even a card with a nice thank you, is a gesture that she very much appreciates. Give something. it could be small but it is the thought that ultimately is appreciated. Of course a nice gift would be even more appreciated.
isn’t it a bit late for chanukah gifts?, just kidding it is never too late to show someone appreciation.
I’m sure the poem which you took time to think up and write will mean the world to her/him….
Even though no one collected money (as far as you know) that doesn’t mean gifts weren’t given out privately. I think if you can afford a private playgroup, you can probably get her something small and let it be from your child (the card from you, gift from your child). You can buy a mug and fill it with candies, or let them color a picture and put in a few dollars.
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