FOR THE PERSON WHO TAUGHT MORE THAN A SUBJECT
Thank the teacher who changed what felt possible.
Teachers receive many mugs and generic cards. A specific sentence about confidence, curiosity or belonging tells them what their work actually changed.
MAKE THEIRS ↗A meaningful teacher appreciation gift should be modest, specific and easy to keep. GOOD SINCE turns a student's or parent's true message into a printable personal certificate.
The product
One true thing, made personal.
GOOD SINCE turns a name, a year and one honest sentence into a personal certificate of positive impact. It is a digital product, ready to print or share immediately.
- Delivery
- Instant digital download
- Formats
- US Letter PDF, A4 PDF, mobile card, print PNG and gift marks
- Price
- $9.99, one payment
- Access
- Unlimited personal certificates in this browser
- Privacy
- The personal text stays in the browser
Why it works
Thank the teacher who changed what felt possible.
Appropriate and personal
The focus stays on appreciation rather than the price of the gift.
Useful at any time
Give it at the end of term, after a difficult year or simply after a moment that mattered.
Easy for a class
One message can express what several students or parents have noticed together.
Words you can make your own
Words you can make your own
From a student“You made questions feel welcome and mistakes feel useful.”
From a parent“You saw the ability in our child before they could see it themselves.”
From a class“You taught us a subject. You also taught us that we belonged in the room.”
GOOD SINCE / 60 SECONDS
Make theirs in 60 seconds.
Add their name, the year their story began and one reason they make life better.
The editor currently opens in English. Your personal text can be written in any language.FAQ
Clear answers
Is this suitable as an end-of-year teacher gift?
Yes. It can be printed for presentation or shared digitally on the last day.
Can several people sign it?
Yes. Use the signature field for the class, family or group name.
Can the message be written by a child?
Yes. Simple, honest wording is often the most powerful.