Tutor Mugs
Description: This adorable pizza pi math pun design is perfect for anyone who loves pizza and math! Great gift idea for kids who love pizza and math or for anyone who works with math daily and interrupts it only for pizza! Grab this cute pizza pie math gift for a math teacher or professor who loves funny math puns! Great for math tutors or math majors who love pizza puns as well!
Description: Class is officially in session. This dapper gnome principal is ready to lead the school year in his tweed jacket, green hat, and signature red bow tie. Armed with a wooden pointer and a stack of fresh textbooks topped with an apple, this is the perfect graphic for school administrators, headmasters, and dedicated educators.
Description: A festive yoga gift for someone that loves yoga and enjoys Christmas just as much. Perfect for a student or a teacher at that end of the year class!
Christmas Yoga, Yogi gift, Yoga Christmas Gift, Yoga Christmas Stickers, Yoga Stickers Mug
by Style Conscious
$18
Description: Perfect appreciation, birthday or Christmas gift for science teacher. Loved one, teacher or friend !
Science Teacher - Some people only dream of their favorites scientists I teach mine Mug
by kc_happy_shop111
$18
Description: Add some humor to your lab gear with this fun and quirky design! Featuring two charming lab flasks, one bubbling with excitement and the other giving a playful 'I think you're overreacting' line, it's the perfect gift for science lovers and experiment enthusiasts. A must-have for anyone who enjoys a mix of science and fun!
Description: Abelardo, from the first difficulties in Paris, was always rebellious. Due to his romantic involvement with Heloísa, Canon Fulberto's niece, he was the victim of castration. After that, Heloise entered a convent and Abelard, a monastery. From that period, they exchanged letters regularly. From the relationship between the two, a son, Astrolabe (1116 - 1171) was born. Abelard was condemned twice: once at the Council of Soissons, in 1121, to which he responded, as a form of defiance, by founding an oratory dedicated to the Holy Spirit (Oratório do Paracleto), and later at the Council of Sens, in 1141,