End of term present

[Timide]

Just wanted to ask whether it is a usual thing to do to give a teacher and an assistant some little present at the end of the term? My dd is finishing nursery next week and I was wondering what would be appropriate. How much does one spend on a present? Are flowers an option? Wine? DD has only been there for 2 months but we and she loved it.
I'd like to thank them. What are you getting?

I find the best present is a gift card for Starbucks or Costa etc. Pretty much everyone will go and enjoy a free drink over the summer holidays. It has a long expiry date and it doesn’t take up any room, unlike flowers or treats. Even a fiver is enough to treat someone to a cuppa.

The best present is an email to their boss (with them cced) saying thank you and detailing what they have done that you have appreciated. A picture from dd would be lovely too. Nothing more is needed. If your dd really wants to give a present. A small box of malteasers or the like would be more than enough. Save your money for your own family.

This. If you feel you need to do something then donate a box of tea bags or big jar of coffee.

I'm doing small gift bags x 2, one for ds' key worker and another for another member of staff who ds just really took a shine to. The contents:

Bag 1
Reusable coffee cup

Bag 2
Tea light holder and tea light
Small artificial flower in glass pot

Both bags
Face mask
Handmade card from ds
Seed tins

I also got a box of malteasers for the manager and a shop bought thank you card for the whole team.

I've just found Personalised Teacher Gift Tin With Wildflower Seeds.
Personalised keepsake teacher seed tin available in two illustrated designs. Option to include wildflower or radish seeds..
£6.00
 www.notonthehighstreet.com/cottontwist/product/personalised-teacher-seed-gift-tin