Gifts for Physics, History, and Math teachers?

Pre-College Topics High School Life
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<p>I’m graduating and I want to get a gift for my physics teacher who I have had for two years. He is one of the best teachers I’ve had in high school; he’s really fun, witty, and smart. He loves physics-y things (obviously) and is obsessed with the Green Day Packers. I’m willing to spend up to $30.</p>

<p>I also have a great male history (World History/Human Geography) teacher and a female Calculus teacher I want to buy gifts for. I’m willing to spend about $20 on them.</p>

<p>Any relevant, cool, and creative gift suggestions would be nice!</p>

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<p>For the physics teachers, if he doesn’t have one already, Newton’s Cradles are pretty cool, physics-y gifts. They’re also fairly cheap too, I believe the one I have was about $10. Good luck finding some gifts.</p>

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<p>Misogyny right there :(.</p>

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<p>is it a private or public school?</p>

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<p>i’d suggest looking on thinkgeek.com; they have all around geeky things, and i’m sure you could find something relevant to those subjects</p>

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<p>It is very nice that you want to give gifts to your teachers and says a lot about what they have given you since you have been a student with them. Everyone enjoys the feeling of being appreciated and it will make a big difference to them to know that they impressed a student that much. </p>

<p>All that being said it seems that people of all ages are always happy to get gift cards. With a 20 or 30 dollar gift card, a teacher can go and do something that they would not normally have the chance to.</p>

<p>For instance, teachers have to live on a modest income and will not spend a great deal of money going out. A gift card from a restaurant would be a nice treat. While you might think that say 20 bucks won’t be enough to go out to eat with a friend it will go a long way in covering the bill.</p>

<p>Some would say that giving away a gift card from a store that the teacher could get school supplies from would be a nice gesture, but the card that allows them a little luxury, such a drinks or dinner, would be a chance to pamper themselves and would be very nice.</p>