The whole point of a Santa shop is that a child with a few dollars can buy something for everyone they love. These are gifts schools reorder year after year, grouped by what they cost.
Under $1 — a gift for everyone on the list
At these prices a child with $5 can shop for five people. Pens and small keepsakes with the person’s name on them are the favorites, because the gift says exactly who it is for.
Amazing Mom Pen
Superstar Dad Pen
Wonderful Grandma Pen
You're My Star Trophy- Amazing Mom Pen (35¢) and Superstar Dad Pen (35¢) — two of the most popular gifts in our shop.
- You're My Star Trophy (25¢) — works for Mom, Dad, grandparents, siblings or a teacher.
- Mom Wood Magnet (50¢) — goes straight on the fridge.
- Grandpa Flashlight Keychain (75¢) — small, useful, and Grandpa will actually carry it.
- Big Bounce Sports Ball (40¢) and Jurassic Volcanic Slime (25¢) — for brothers and sisters.
$1 to $3 — a step up
For a dollar or two more you get jewelry, mugs and toys that feel like a “real” present.
Mom Forever Love Bracelet$1.25
Coolest Dad Mug$2.50
Off Road Monster Truck$2.00
Owl Best Teacher Mug$2.00- Mom Forever Love Bracelet ($1.25) — jewelry is always the first thing children look for on the Mom table.
- Coolest Dad Mug ($2.50), I Love Grandma Mug ($2.50) and Best Grandpa Mug ($2.50) — mugs are the classic grown-up gift.
- Off Road Monster Truck ($2.00) — for a brother or sister.
- Owl Best Teacher Mug ($2.00) — a thank-you for a teacher.
- Frisky Cat Teaser Wand ($1.50) and Hot Dog Squeaky Dog Toy ($1.00) — because pets are family too.
$3 to $5 — the special gift
Keep a small selection near your top price for children who have saved up or are buying one big present. Browse gifts under $5, or look at jewelry and clearance deals, where many higher-priced items are marked far below their original price.
How to use this list
Put at least one under-$1 gift, one mid-priced gift and one “special” gift on every table. That way every child finds something, whatever is in their envelope.
