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If you thought junior high was too old to give the class Easter gifts then you’re dead wrong. You just have to know how to shop for the tween market. Here’s some Easter classroom gifts for 7th grade students that aren’t totally lame, I promise.
Student Easter Gift Ideas for a 7th Grade Classroom
Hopefully these Easter gifts appeal to the 7th grade students in your classroom! If you want more gift ideas, we also have Easter gifts for 6th grade and 8th grade students as well.
Squishy Surprise Eggs
These little squishy critters are super popular amongst tweens. It’s fun seeing what to you’re going to get!
Peeps
Who doesn’t love candy? I’ll tell you who does: 7th grade students. Package it up all cute like with this “Hoppy Easter” bag.
Pencils
They’ve got to write so make it a little bit more fun to work on their next math test. The sayings on these are really cute too.
Rabbit Pin
Pins are great for sticking on jackets or backpacks. Bunny pins are great for Easter. Any questions?
Googly Eye Finger Puppets
Shake them and they wiggle… wiggle… wiggle… Ahem. 7th graders are going to love these googly eyed toys for little Easter gifts.
Bunny Soap
Something fun for their next shower! These are a great non-candy gift idea to give out to the class.
Light Up Bunny Ears
They can wear them right away or save them for the next school dance. Either way, light up bunny ears are going to make these tweens happy.
Chocolate Bunny Stress Ball
It looks like delicious chocolate, but, unfortunately, it’s not. What these bunnies can do, though, is give your 7th grade students a little bit of (much needed) stress relief. Possibly because of them being tricked into biting stress-balls by mistake.
Lotion
Instead of giving some treats out to the class opt for something more practical, like these Easter themed body butters. It’s a great neutral gift that can appeal to pretty much anyone in the class.
Easter Smore Bags
These treats are really creative! The Etsy listing is for an instant download so you can use it again and again, or put it together at the last minute.
Tootsie Roll Eggs
Individually wrapped candy is a great way to inexpensively give out to the entire class. There’s a lot of Easter themed treats out there so get creative!
Felt Bunnies
These felt bunnies are just too cute to pass up. You can either give them out as-is or make them into something else like a magnet or hair clip.
Color Changing Flower Pens
School work is a lot more fun when a cute pen helps you out. Grab these for your 7th grade classroom. They’re great for Easter or any spring gift giving.
Water Bottle Labels
No, I’m not suggesting you only give water bottles out to your class, but if you’re having a classroom Easter party adding these to your drinks would be a fun touch.
Easter Bags
Tote bags come in handy in all kinds of ways! Now they have something to carry all their eggs, or at least their library books, in.
Cross Stitch Cards
They’re really not too old to still want to do crafts. Something a little bit more grown up, but still simple like these cross stitch cards are great for a fun activity to do in the classroom.
Bubble Peeps
You’re probably thinking it’s crazy to get a 7th grade class bubbles for Easter but hear me out. These ones are shaped like Peeps. Also bubbles are fun.
Personalized Bunnies
Personalized gifts are always a hit! And these bunnies are just so cute, they look like cookies!
Chocolate Holder
These bunnies are cute on their own but they hold a special surprise. They’re designed to fit a chocolate egg inside!
Bunny Sticky Notes
7th grade students can use these sticky notes to flag important parts of books or just for leaving special messages all around. They’re really cute for Easter and don’t cost too much!
Just like these 7th graders, I will never admit to my parents that I don’t believe in the Easter Bunny so I can still get candy. You can be that bunny this year in the classroom with these Easter gifts for 7th grade students so they can enjoy another year of springtime fun.
