Photos

• Photos of a special event or a documentation of the Sunday-school class over a period of time is an excellent way of having everyone be able to share and remember the special memories. You can make framed photos by purchasing inexpensive wooden frames from a craft store and decorating them, or you can even make a photo collage of the entire class.
  
  

A Bible

• This is a classic and traditional gift. If cost is a concern, it may be best to leave this as a gift prize for a student. Giving a new Bible is symbolic, and the student is sure to treasure and use it for a long time. There are versions of the Bible that are designed for young people --- either with pictures for younger children, or real-life examples in side columns for teenagers.
  
  

Music

• A popular gift is a CD of Christian music. Depending on the ages and tastes of your Sunday-school students, you could give anything from a children's music compilation CD to a recording by a Christian rock group. For younger children, popular Sunday-school songs such as "Jesus Loves Me" would be very suitable.
  
  

A Christian Book

• There are now many series of Christian novels and literature available. Often there will be one or two particularly popular series directed towards young adults, or a picture book of the Gospel for younger children. Prayer or meditation books are also useful for teenagers, as they can help to develop good religious and Bible-study habits.
  
  

Bible-Verse Cards

• This is an inexpensive and creative way to give gifts that will be useful to children of all ages. You can print out on card stock selected verses for each student that can be directed not only to her age group, but also to her circumstances. Bible-verse cards are also useful as a simple gift to let your students know that you are thinking about them. Another option to printing out the verses is to handwrite them on nice stationery. Both printed and handwritten cards can have stamps or stickers decorating them.