Ideas for presents for my son's preschool classmates?

I don't really want to give out junk food and I don't want to spend much. My first thought was a craft kit that maybe I could assemble the pieces to but not being craftly I have no idea. Some of my son's classmates aren't even 3 yet so it's not easy. Any ideas? What are you doing?

Ideas for presents for my son's preschool classmates?
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!
Reply: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.
Reply: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.
Reply:go to a craft store they will have kits for what you are talking about
Reply: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.
Reply: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
Reply: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.


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Reply:stickers, paper and crayons, paints, playdoh
Reply:give them cars, and toys
Reply: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.
Reply:What if you went to the dollar store or the christmas tree shop and got books and maybe a package of stickers.


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Reply:Coloring books and a little pack of crayons wrapped with a bow