#Christmas Gifts for Students

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Finding the perfect Christmas gift for a student can be challenging, but it's also an opportunity to show your support and appreciation. Whether they're in elementary school, high school, or college, there's a gift out there that will make their holiday season extra special.

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For younger students, consider educational toys that encourage learning and creativity, such as science kits, building blocks, or art supplies. Practical gifts like backpacks, lunchboxes, or water bottles can also be appreciated. Older students might enjoy electronic gadgets, books, or gift cards to their favorite stores.

To add a personal touch, consider personalized gifts like engraved jewelry, custom phone cases, or photo albums. For college students, practical items like a coffee maker, noise-canceling headphones, or a comfortable study chair can be lifesavers.

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Remember, the best gifts are often those that show you care. A handwritten note or a heartfelt conversation can be just as meaningful as a tangible item. By choosing a gift that reflects their interests and passions, you can help make their Christmas truly unforgettable.

[skeletalhorse]

First lewds of 2025 🥳

[thedungeonbat]

back from the dead🌨️

Merry Christmas :)!🎄

Drove around aimlessly on the night of the 23rd and somehow ended up in a small snow storm, I guess that’s what happens if you drive up a hill🏔️But I got down safely despite the road being icy and having very little gas left in my car. The adventure was worth it though, I had a lovely time singing and driving (and facing my fear of driving at night lol)

Today I finally decluttered my phone and iPad (new wallpaper, deleted stuff etc.), it brought me long sought peace. Felt like something was missing before that…Now onto watching Home Alone 2📼 and then continuing my book. I got 5 new ones for Christmas and even though I do not have enough space to store them I am more than happy about my gifts :D!

I hope the holidays treat you well!

If you need someone to talk to, feel free- I’m always happy to chat or answer asks :)

[whentherewerebicycles]

this might be nuts but I think my sister & I might try to do a trip abroad with the baby next fall

[swagglessmoth]

INTO THE WIDE BLUE YONDER JUST UPDATED🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[shellofwonder]

Today my first graders gave me a gift bag as a going away present. Many parents gave me little chocolates and gift cards already, but I was appreciative of the kids giving their own gift. I wasn't expecting much beyond a drawing of some hearts and maybe a candy. What I did not expect was to start crying as soon as i opened up a cheap gold bag filled with legos, pencils, tiny notebooks, and scissors. The nature of being 6 is to have no money and no opportunity to freely get gifts no matter how much they may want to. They didn't have money to buy but they did have time to spend. My first graders organized in secret throughout the week to find little things in their backpacks they thought I would like. Nothing expensive and the majority was little legos shapes they built during play time. The young organizer was so proud to present me with their little baggie of goodies and made sure to point out the lego she contributed. I was a mess seeing the present paired with their little note signed in gold sparkle pen. The first graders found the second graders to add their names to the note and they did their best to get signatures from the big kids too even though they only play together for a scant few minutes a day. I may have gotten quite a few fancy chocolates and coffee gift cards, but the best gift I received today was my little bag of legos that cost nothing but a pure belief that I would be happy with what made them happy.

[xxgoldie]

so I'm very much a "I don't expect my friends to get me Christmas presents, we're all broke uni students it's totally understandable" person, however gift giving is also one of my top love languages n I don't want to be left out of having gifts. so now I'm making myself a gift basket to match the ones I'm making my homies.

[lifebuoyjournals]

Bookmark craft, pink theme. Front and back.

Materials: old clothes tag, bakery packaging twine, stickers, washi tape, nail stickers, used red packet

[rainbow-baby-one]

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[187days]

Day Seventy-Seven

Did I play this between all of my classes today? Absolutely.

I did teach actual lessons because that's how I roll. I saw APGOV students first this morning because we were running a pep rally schedule (more on that later), and I had them share out the research they'd done on civil rights activism post-1968. Then we talked about how protecting civil rights is an ongoing thing and one they're going to be responsible for in the future, and we watched AP coverage of the looming government shutdown. We did play a holiday trivia Kahoot for the last ten minutes or so, which was hilariously competitive. I played it with my ninth graders, too, but only after going over the quizzes they took yesterday, having them select books to read in our upcoming unit, and discussing what they already know about government and history.

And there were gifts! I gave out candy canes to everyone, I got cookies, gift cards, cards, and one sparkly Christmas tree made out of pipe cleaners from my students. Very sweet. I also got various little things from my cacophonous colleagues.

And the day ended with some crazy fun! The student council had gotten permission from The Principal to hold a "holiday spirit rally," and it was awesome. I hope we do it every year from now on. The spirit dress-up theme today was "color wars" (freshmen wore white, sophomores wore red, juniors wore green, and seniors wore blue) and it was really cool since each class was seated in a particular section of the gym. Us teachers sit with our advisories, so I was part of the sea of sophomore red. There were a bunch of class vs class games: mattress sledding, a wrapping relay (they had to wrap each other), human hungry, hungry hippos, and the always popular musical chairs. Our amazing drumline also performed. I think it was the best pep rally we've had in a long time. Everyone was cheering, and the vibes were so positive.

That was a great way to end the day. And now it's vacation!!!!

[sailermoon]

my advisor hates me so bad LMAO 😭😭

[guinevereslancelot]

so proud of myself for putting a big part of my last paycheck in my savings like an adult but now im gonna spend all my savings like an idiot 😵‍💫

[flowersandfashion]

In Memoriam A.H.H. [V] by Alfred Tennyson

[alindakb]

Title: 25 Years of Christmas - 2006 Author: AlindaKB Word Count: 9248 (for now) Rating: Teen and up Prompt: Paper Wrapped Books Four books sit in the foreground of a collection of festive objects, that appear to be sitting on top of a side table or buffet. The book covers have been wrapped in various plaid papers, obscuring their identity but leaving the pages visible. Behind the books are two ornate glass baubles, a crystal dish filled with gold tinsel and a red bow. In the background, an earthenware vase with a cherub figurine on one side has small evergreen boughs spilling out over its edge. A large cluster of red berries is suspended from an unknown object above the centre top of the image. To the right-hand side, a small three-tiered brass stand holds a pair of small gold-rimmed wine goblets, and other small trinkets that are only partially visible. Warning: No warnings apply Disclaimer: All Harry Potter characters herein are the property of J.K. Rowling and Bloomsbury/Scholastic. No copyright infringement is intended. Author's Notes: This story is ongoing but mostly already finished (thank you NaNo) - tags on AO3 will update accordingly.

Summary:

Harry struggles with his studies, but Draco is always there to keep him motivated. And there are Christmas gifts that are worth more than money could ever buy.

[kryptonexorcius]

We're going to do a Secret Santa at my school and I ended up not getting my TC. I'm very sad, but genuinely thinking about giving him another gift outside of this event we're going to do. I have no idea if he caught me in the draw or not, but I think he ended up catching a friend of mine, so angry! I wanted an excuse for a new photo with him in full body, with his arms hugging me and with his happy face looking at me while he gifts me 😭

[nerdie-faerie]

Why is it that when I'm sick, finishing work late because a load of people didn't show up and ongoing work drama, stressed about my upcoming essay and still have a hour walk before I can get home, my dad is apparently kicking off and threatening to kick me out when I'm not even there??