By: Angie Holden|| 18 Comments
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Make this Chill Pill Jar Teacher Thank You Gift with our free printable chill pill label. Let your favorite teacher know that you appreciate everything they do with this special prescription of chocolate!
Teacher Appreciation Week is right around the corner and this teacher thank you gift will make a quick and easy gift idea. Lets be honest, chocolate is the best prescription to relieve stress or frustration. That is why I created this chill pill label for teachers! This simple chill pill jar is meant to cheer up your favorite teacher and let them know just how much you appreciate everything they do! Everyone loves a simple handmade gift!
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Supplies for Teacher Chill Pill Jar:
- Smooth sided pint jar(the labels will work on a quart jar as well)
- Printable pharmacy label (you can download this below)
- Full-Sized Sheet White Label
- Chocolate candies (if your teacher prefers a different candy like Skittles or even chocolate covered raisins, you can use those instead)
- Printer and ink
- Scissors or paper cutter
- Decorative tape (optional)
Free Printable Chill Pill Label
First, you will need to print the labels for your chill pill candy jar. You can do that by signing up for our email newsletter in the form below. Once you sign up, the labels will be sent directly to your email.
If you have any issues with your download, please feel free to email me at thecountrychiccottage@yahoo.com and I will try to help. Also, please remember that these labels are for personal use only.
How to Make a Chill Pill Jar:
Now that you have printed off your free chill pill label, you can make a gift for any teacher.
Teacher Gift in a Jar Tutorial
- Start off by printing the prescription label onto full-sized adhesive label sheets in white.
- Cut the labels out with either scissors or a paper cutter.
- Peel and stick the label to the front of a smooth-sided jar. Make sure the jar is clean before adding a label.
- Fill the jar with the chocolate candy of your choice.
- You can also decorate the lid with decorative tape if you like.
- Add the lid and this one is ready for gift giving!
Every teacher will love the gift of this jar with a chill pill label. She can add this to her desk and use this prescription just as prescribed!
This teacher thank you gift is funny but also shows just how much you appreciate everything they do. Grab your jars and chocolate and make these for all of the teachers on your list today. I love a quick and easy gift in a jar idea!
Love this and want more teacher thank you gift ideas? See our links below!
- EOS Lip Balm Flower Gift
- Hero Teacher Gift in a Jar
- Teacher Appreciation Thank You Gift Tag
- Cake Slice Teacher Gift
- Popcorn Teacher Gift in a Jar
- EOS Lip Balm Apple for the Teacher
- Printable Teacher Appreciation Gift Card Ideas
- Gumball Mason Jar Teacher Gift
- plus this list of 50 Teacher Gift Ideas!
Enjoy these teacher thank you gift ideas! I am sure your teacher will love anything that you come up with! Now, download and print this chill pill label for a special teacher. I know they will love it!
About Angie Holden
For over a decade, I have been sharing Cricut tutorials and craft ideas here as well as on my YouTube channel. My passions include teaching others to be creative and learning as many new things as possible.
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Julie
6 years ago
Hello, I love your site! And I love this Teacher’s gift of Chill Pills. Super cute! I was wondering though, is it possible to change the label or if not could you create one for Boss’ Day? And/Or maybe even more generic one, i.e., gift for a favorite doctor, nurse, stressed out mom, etc (ex. phrasing-“for those pesky people that drive you crazy!) Perhaps a generic label could have a blank for the recipient to be filled in. Phrasing 4 Quantity?…I’m not sure. Any ideas? What do you think about this idea? 😉 Thanks!! 👍
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Angie Holden
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Reply toJulie
6 years ago
I will look into it Julie for a future post!
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Leslie
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5 years ago
Awesome idea! I too would be interested in a generic version, a template of sorts. If not, can you provide instructions on how to create the label; I would love to create these for an event I’m hoping in a few months. Thanks in advance!
Sarah Engberg
Reply toAngie Holden
5 years ago
I couldn’t find an updated post, were you able to create a generic label?
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Angie Holden
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Reply toSarah Engberg
5 years ago
No I just have this one Sarah!
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Kate
6 years ago
Hi Angie,
I’m trying to use this idea for our school state testing that is about to start! Every time I try to print the the attachment it just shoots out a blank paper. Do you have another link for the printable?
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Angie Holden
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Reply toKate
6 years ago
I just tested it and it worked for me. Are you using this link:
https://www.thecountrychiccottage.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/teacher-pharmacy-label.pdf
Try restarting your computer if it is still not working.
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Jess
6 years ago
What a neat idea! 🙂
I would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for recipes, crafts, tips, and tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/
Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!
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Roseann Hampton
6 years ago
Our PTO gave us something similar to this for testing days. Chocolate is always appreciated by teachers! Love your label!
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Laurie
6 years ago
Darling idea. Thanks for sharing it with us at Brag About It. Pinned 🙂
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Camille
6 years ago
I love this idea! I can change the label to any occasion I prefer to give this…
Thanks for sharing.
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Pam
6 years ago
We did these for teachers back in the early 90s when a couple of my daughters were in elementary school. It’s a great idea and the teachers thought they were so cute. The candy lasted about a day. LOL
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Audrey
6 years ago
I’ll be featuring this on Happiness is Homemade this week and using it for Teacher’s Appreciation Week (room mom here!).
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DW
6 years ago
This was so easy and I appreciate you sharing this for free. Projects like these are perfect for Teacher Appreciation Week.
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jackie
6 years ago
I tried printing the pharmacy label but it gives me a blank page. I tried re starting my computer but it still gave me the blank page. is their another link I can try?
Thank you,
Jackie
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Angie Holden
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Reply tojackie
6 years ago
Try downloading it and then printing perhaps instead of printing right from the website.
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Jennifer
6 years ago
I can’t download the printable pharmacy label
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Angie Holden
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Reply toJennifer
6 years ago
You will need to do it on a computer and not on your phone. I just did it myself the other day so I know it is working!
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