Ideas for presents for my son's preschool classmates?
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I usually get those tall, clear christmas bags and I get pretzel sticks and dip them in chocolate. It's fun for my daughter to help me with, it's inexpensive and it's healthy!
give them cars, and toys
What about animal cookies, they are great cookies, low in sugar. I really don't know about crafts since some of them are really young, but what about going to the dollar store and getting coloring books and crayons, $2 a kid.
go to a craft store they will have kits for what you are talking about
Get some little chinese take-out boxes and fill them with tiny goodies. You can get the boxes at a craft store or party supply store for like 50 cents. Put in some small pieces of candy, maybe a little box of crayons, a couple stickers, and maybe a small toy like a toy car for the boys and a plastic bracelet for the girls.
First make sure the preschool allows present giving as rules vary school to school. If so there are alot of small toys (dolls,cars, books etc.
0 that you can find at the dollar store.
Little gift bags - like for birthday parties. All you need is a couple stickers, maybe a bouncy ball, bubbles or a temporary tattoo. They love getting their own little bag, and anything inside works great! Target has a dollar section up front and you can find things like holiday post-its, stickers, etc. They are probably too young for a craft project without direction. If you're really tight on money, you can use brown paper lunch bags sealed with a colorful sticker.
A great idea for preschool gifts would be to do a book exchange. Ask the other parents if they would be willing to do this. It is simple, and every class I know of that has done this LOVES it.
If you are looking to send gifts to the entire class from your son, I would try to keep it pretty simple. Maybe a goody bag with stickers, pencil, candy, and other little "trinkets" would be a good idea. You wouldn't have to spend too much and it would be super simple.
Coloring books and a little pack of crayons wrapped with a bow
how about xmas pencils? or depending on class size maybe small books about xmas. working at scholastics i tend to give out books, pencils, little items like matchboxcars for the boys and whatever small i can find in toyisles
stickers, paper and crayons, paints, playdoh
What if you went to the dollar store or the christmas tree shop and got books and maybe a package of stickers.
If you are looking for crafts look into getting a catalog for
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