As some of you may know, this is my son’s first year in preschool/speech therapy. To say I’m absolutely in love with his teachers would be an understatement. I admire them and all the hard work they do on a daily basis & I have seen so much growth already in my son because of them.

Due to my son’s speech delay, he currently attends his classes for free. This is a life-saver for us and I’m ever so thankful for this program. So because of this advantage we have, I like to give back to his teachers whenever I can, to not only say “thank you” but also help them keep their classroom running efficiently. Because we all know, teachers usually pay out of pocket for simple supplies like pencils, paper etc.

Since this time of year is notoriously known for being germ season, hand soap is very much appreciated in the classroom. So to help cut down the spread of those pesky “icks” I recently went to my local Walmart’s Health & Beauty aisle to pick up some NEW Softsoap Liquid Foaming Hand Soap {scents – Kitchen Citrus Bliss, Jasmine & White Cotton and Whipped Cocoa Butter} to gift to my son’s teachers. With the affordable price tag on this premium product, I was able to grab a handful of bottles to really make an impact.

If you would like to gift some soap to your child’s teacher today – I have the perfect gift tag to really “snaz” it up and give it a personalized touch. You can find the full step-by-step details and instructions below. It’s so simple and it’s sure to be appreciated by the receiver.

Happy crafting {and gifting} my friends! #gluedtomycrafts

Hand Soap Gift Craft Supplies:

* Softsoap Liquid Foaming Hand Soap
* Free Printable {Download HERE}
* Color Printer
* White Cardstock
* Paper Trimmer/Scissors
* Single Hole Punch
* Twine or Pretty Thin Ribbon

Directions:

* First things first. Download and print our free gift tag printable on white cardstock {make sure you unclick “fit picture to frame” when printing}
* Next up, using a paper trimmer or scissors, trim out each gift tag.
* If desired – glue the gift tag to another cardstock punchout to give it some flair.
* Then using your single hole punch to punch a hole on the top of the gift tag.
* Cut and string your twine through the hole & tie it around your soap bottle.
* Finally, pass on the decorated bottles to teachers, friends or family to stop the germs and spread the love!

Isn’t that fun? Now don’t forget you can also surprise your co-worker, a special friend or even a family member with this simple gift idea. And while you’re at it – remember to grab a bottle of hand soap for yourself and dress up your sink today!

So now that I gave you the idea – who is on your list to receive this practical gift??? Let me know in the comment section! I sure “soap” whoever receives it, LOVES it!