Chocolate represents a beautiful blessing, and the chocolate given to the teacher actually symbolizes the love for the teacher, as sweet and beautiful as chocolate. In fact, what most teachers care about is not gifts, but that parents and students can actively cooperate with teachers' educational work.
I suggest you learn to do it yourself. You don't have to worry that the gift is not good enough for the teacher to dislike. My own teacher will definitely like it. The price of the gift is not the point. The point is that if this gift is made by myself, I believe the teacher will be very moved when she receives it.
Don't give the teacher some high-end luxury goods and unrealistic gifts, but consider whether the gifts you give the teacher can be used in daily life. When giving a gift, don't say "I didn't know what to buy, so I bought it" just to make the other person think that you didn't mean it.
Matters needing attention in giving gifts to teachers:
1, don't give too expensive gifts, it will be too utilitarian, you may refuse, and it will be a burden to yourself.
Never ask the teacher what gift he likes directly, because it is likely to be rejected and his sincerity will be doubted.
Don't ask other parents what gifts to give, let alone compare with others. Gifts only represent some thoughts, but they don't mean that the teacher who receives them will take special care of your children.
Don't give the teacher some unrealistic gifts, such as dresses or high-grade jewelry, but consider whether the teacher can use your gifts in daily life.
5. Remember to take off the price tag and bag in the store. No matter how expensive the gift itself is, it is best to wrap it in wrapping paper. Sometimes the mind of the giver can be seen in subtle places.