Are you looking for teacher gift ideas at the end of the year? We have three options that will give your teacher a wonderful keepsake to remember you and get them started on a relaxing summer break.

The Little Pot makes a great teacher gift.

The potter creates a vessel in the inspirational children’s book The Little Pot. This vessel is eager to discover its purpose. With each item it holds, it wonders if this task is its purpose. Holding papers makes it feel smart. Holding coins makes the little pot feel rich. However, both items are not what the potter allows the clay vessel to keep. Then, the potter puts dirt inside the little pot. The clay vessel now wonders even more what its purpose is. Unbeknown to the little vessel, the potter has planted something in the soil, and it is beginning to grow something inside. Eventually, the plant blooms beautiful flowers. Is its purpose to be pretty? Not exactly. The flowers do not last. Ultimately, they turn to fruit and the vessel realizes its purpose does not come through what it holds, but from what is produced through it.

The little pot becomes a vessel to grow fruit. Your teacher will love Little Pot. She will read it to her class for years to come and remember you and your child, too. When searching for the best teacher gift ideas at the end of the year, consider giving The Little Pot book. Pair it with a clay pot filled with things your teacher can use to relax during their summer break.

The Tea Pot is a great end-of-year teacher gift

Another book that makes a great end-of-year teacher gift is The Tea Pot. In this book, the potter continues to grow fruit through Little Pot as he makes more vessels from clay. As other vessels are made, Little Pot watches and begins to compare himself to them. One day, the potter makes a vessel serving a different purpose. It is a teapot. As the potter makes tea inside this vessel, Little Pot wonders if the teapot is better. The teapot makes a delicious tea. However, the vessels become frustrated when the potter continually pours out the liquid and picks the fruit. Selfishly, they want to keep their fruit and tea. The Potter allows it. Eventually, the fruit rots, and the tea spoils. Finally, the vessels realize they need the potter and ask him to clean and prune them. He does, and the vessels can now serve others.

There is little more relaxing than a cup of tea. Give your teacher this book with a recipe for a summertime tea drink. If you want, you can pair it with a teapot and some coconut teacups.

The Oil Lamp, Delightful teacher gift ideas end of year

In the third inspirational children’s book, Tea Pot and Little Pot learn to serve the potter and others. Likewise, their relationship with the potter continues to grow. Then, a potter creates a small oil lamp. The purpose of this vessel is to shine a light on the other vessels. The potter knows that a storm is coming and a light is needed. The new clay vessel, however, is too shy to shine its light and hides under other vessels. When it finally does become bold enough to shine, it flares up and burns the other vessels. After hearing the testimonies of Little Pot and Tea Pot, the oil lamp has the faith it needs to shine brightly for the potter.

Through this book, your teacher will inspire future students to be like Little Pot and Tea Pot and share their experiences with others. Your teacher will be like Oil Lamp, shining the light inside her/him. Pair this book with a fun summer-scented candle.

Teachers know about Burnout.

Trust me—teachers understand Burnout! That’s why this last book makes an excellent teacher gift. In this story, the OIl Lamp faces Burnout and needs help to refuel. Luckily, teachers have the summer to refuel themselves before a new school year begins. Get them started with this delightful end-of-year gift, Burnout Fit In.

Become a fruit-bearing vessel like Little Pot!

Being a fruit-bearing vessel is more difficult than reading a children’s picture book. That is why Litle Pot and I have developed a seven-step process that will allow the potter to grow love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control through you. Just enter your first name and email so we can send you those seven steps. Then, you’ll get a fruitful Friday email each week with ways to be even more fruitful!

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