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Rolo Pencil Teacher Thank You Gifts

Posted by Cindy · April 14, 2018 · Last Updated: August 15, 2018

I am in love with these Rolo Pencil Teacher Thank You Gifts! The best part they are made with a free printable to make it super easy! I could see putting these in the teacher mailboxes at your school for a sweet surprise! My daughter is super excited to take one to her teacher during Teacher Appreciation Week. It is coming up the first full week of May. Of course, don’t forget to celebrate May Day first! It is one of our most favorite holidays!
DIY Rolo pencils Printable

Rolo Pencil Teacher Thank You Gifts

Each page makes three pencils. Download the printable. Print in color on regular copy paper. Cut out all the pieces. Sorry, I tried to find a circle punch that would work for the circle top, but I couldn’t.

{Free Printable Rolo Pencil}

Wrap the yellow paper around the Rolo candy and secure with glue stick. Not all Rolos are the exact same length! No worries you can slightly press on the ends to make it fit. Use a glue stick to place the pink circle on the top end. Use a glue dot or hot glue to secure the Hershey’s kiss to the bottom end. How easy was that!

I love finding clever ways to thank teachers! Just click to find 100’s of Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas. It really is easy to have a fun teacher gift. You will find many of the ideas include a free printable. Just print and attach to a small gift.

If you would like larger tags that you can easily print and attach your favorite gift I have 20 of the cutest teacher appreciation gift tags. These tags make thanking your teacher super easy!

If giving gift cards is more your style, printable gift card holders for teachers make gift cards extra special!

Looking for more fun teacher gifts? T-shirts have become a really popular gift! I created these teacher tees below over at SunFrog and then picked out a few more I think are extra cute. Let me know if you would like a different color from any of the designs below! Just email me and I can add what you like over at SunFrog.

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Filed Under: Teacher Appreciation Ideas | Tagged as: DIY-teacher gifts, pencil gift, Rolo, Teacher Appreciation

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Kelli
Sunday, August 12th, 2018
Did you get my message the other day? I LOVE the rolo pencil idea, but since I am a teacher the saying won't work for me. I would love an editable version or just a blank pencil would work too. I need it soon because I would like to use it this week for students at Back to School Night! Would it be possible for you to send me a blank copy via email or make it available on the website? Thank you in advance!
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Kelli
Friday, August 10th, 2018
I was just wondering after reading the comments if you ever made an editable version of the Rolo pencil, or even a blank version would be awesome. I teach school and would love to use this as a favor for my students at back to school night next week. I have done something similar with paper piecing, but this is so much cuter and would be sooo much easier! I am hoping you have, because I would need it soon. I have searched your website and can't find it. If possible, would you be willing to email it to me as soon as possible. Thanks a million! P.S. I love your stuff!
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Pattie Fuester
Tuesday, May 1st, 2018
These ideas are awesome for Teacher appreciation. I sub teach so I'm not deserving of a gift.
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Kyle
Thursday, July 13th, 2017
Do you have an editable template so the phrase can be changed?
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- Cindy
  Friday, August 11th, 2017
  Kyle, not yet but working on it.
Miranda
Wednesday, June 28th, 2017
Your rolo printable wasn't long enough! I had to create my own but yours looked so much cuter...I wish I didn't have to!
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- Cindy
  Sunday, July 2nd, 2017
  When you are printing make sure you are not choosing fit to page. Uncheck that box or choose no scaling. Fit to page printing makes the printables smaller.
M. Woodson
Saturday, May 13th, 2017
I LOVE your creativity! Do you have an editable rolo pencil page? I want to make these for my students to celebrate their writing. Thanks for your consideration. :)
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- Lisa LeBlanc
  Sunday, April 15th, 2018
  I have never done this, but from what I understand, if you upload any doc to Google Docs, you can convert to a non PDF. :) Good Luck!
- Cindy
  Monday, April 16th, 2018
  Hello M. Woodson, I have another version I am posting next week. Stay tuned. Also, I am working on it so you can edit it.