Teacher Peach is a company that aims to support teachers by offering items to help make your school year run smoothly. With your first box, you will receive a Starter Kit (which you can read about here) and the price is $22.95 a month with discounts available for the 3, 6, or 12-month terms.
While the starter kit comes in a box, the monthly shipment comes in a mailer and my products were tucked inside of a plastic wrapper to keep them secure.
There was a card addressed to me that discussed this month’s shipment and then unfolded to give more detailed information about the cards and stickers. The back of the card had a special offer for Teacher Peach subscribers.
Each monthly box will contain 4 greeting cards with envelopes (individually packaged), 4 unique glossy envelope seals, 4 colorful postcards, 3 forever U.S. stamps, 1 custom U.S. stamp, 1 bonus seasonal greeting card and envelope, an extra envelope “just in case”, tip-filled AnecNOTES, and a bonus surprise.
There was an additional discount card to help you save money at the Teacher Peach online store.
There were 4 individually wrapped cards with envelopes included ($4.16). Each card was blank on the inside. These cards are sold in collections. Clockwise from the top left: Pink Awareness, Partner Thank You, Motivating, and Life Balance.
There was a bonus card from the Savor Favorite Fall Colors ($1.00) collection. This card is blank inside and came with an envelope.
Next, we have four postcards that are completely blank on the other side. I think these would be great to place in a child’s folder or backpack (80¢). Clockwise from the top left: Feel Better Soon, Coloring Book Postcards, Positive Postcards – Big Splash, and Inspiration.
Four seals with bright colors and inspiring words can be used to seal the cards or as stickers (25¢).
Four U.S. postage stamps mean that you can easily dash off a thank-you card without a search and rescue mission in your desk. I love it when companies send unusual stamps in subscription boxes because it adds a special touch when you see something different on the corner of your mail. ($1.88) (Note: the custom postage stamp on top is sold in a set of 5 for $7.95, which would make the value of that one stamp $1.59 instead of 47¢, but you can purchase a book of 20 stamps for $9.40 so I am not sure why it is so inflated.)
There was an AnecNotes pamphlet that gave tips on how to pen a hard note home in a positive way.
The bonus item this month was two Alphabet Name Tag Stickers (60¢). I like these stickers and they add a bright touch to any classroom.
Finally, there was an order form and envelope so you can stock up on your favorite items from the box or discover some new offerings from the Teacher Peach shop.
Teacher Peach may be the subscription for you if you like to send unique notes home. This box had a value of around $9, which is well below the $22.95 subscription price. I think the idea of this subscription is to send you something helpful as a sort of “tease” so that you may want to purchase more from their shop since a few cards won’t go very far if you have 20 or more students. There’s also the convenience factor since once the school year starts there isn’t a lot of time to go around to shops to find this and that and it might be nice to have everything sent to you monthly.
What do you think of Teacher Peach?
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