This Colorful Popcorn Gift Tag Printable Makes Quick Work of Back to School

This free popcorn gift tag printable makes a perfect back to school gift for teacher or teacher’s aide. And, since the kids can help put this teacher appreciation gift together, it’s far more meaningful that a gift card, that’s for sure.

Use this popcorn gift tag printable to make a super fast back to school gift for teacher.

Popcorn Gift Tag Printable

Here at Ruffles and Rain Boots, we love getting the kids excited about going back to school. It’s a fun thing to celebrate and that excitement can really make an impact on their long-term school enjoyment. That’s why I like to do little things like make back to school cupcakes for them a few days beforehand and throw a little mini-party the morning we start off for the first day.

But you know who else needs to know you’re excited about the kids going back to school? Your kids’ teacher. 

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That’s what inspired me to make this fun (and free) popcorn gift tag printable. It’s an easy back to school gift for teacher (or teacher’s aide, let’s not forget how awesome they are too) that can help you signal the person who will be with your child for 7 hours a day that you appreciate them and are excited they’re there for you.  Let’s get started.

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Tips to Make THIS Popcorn Printable Tag

• Grab the free popcorn gift tag printable here. That’s going to make this whole business so much easier. Trust me.
• Don’t feel like you have to stop at just one popcorn back to school gift for teachers. Make one for the person at the front desk, the principal, the class aide, and even the lunchroom monitors (Do you know how many packages of fruit chews they open for kids?! They deserve a thank you, too.). 
• Go crazy with the ribbons–teach the kids how to make them spiral. It’s a skill they’ll need one day when they’re wrapping gifts. 

How Do I Make this Popcorn Gift Tag Printable?

I’m so glad you asked. Below is our written tutorial. 

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Popcorn Gift Tag Printable

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This free popcorn gift tag printable makes a perfect back to school gift for teacher or teacher's aide. And, since the kids can help put this teacher appreciation gift together, it's far more meaningful that a gift card, that's for sure.

Prep Time 2 minutes

Active Time 5 minutes

Total Time 7 minutes

Difficulty Easy

Estimated Cost $1

Materials

• Printable gift tag
• Card stock
• Microwave popcorn package
• Ribbon

Tools

• Scissors
• Tape

Instructions

1. Print out gift card on card stock and cut out along outer edge.
2. Tape the gift card to the top of a microwave popcorn package.
3. Decorate with ribbon by wrapping the ribbon around the package and tying a bow on top.

Notes

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