22 Gifts Every Math Teacher Needs in Their Life

Aren't all math teachers super heroes with super powers? This mug is a fun way to remind your teachers just how awesome their math super powers are!

This Math Teacher Keychain includes 4 charms: a Teacher charm, Math book charm, Math ruler charm, Compass charm.

A set of four ceramic pudding bowls with the proofs to classic theorems of Euclid, Hippasus, Pythagoras, and Gauss. Terrific gift for mathematicians, scientists, students, or any geek on your gift list. Who doesn't need some fun math bowls in their kitchen, or even at school for lunch?

Teachers need a place to store their supplies...I'm looking at you protractor, compass, calculator and erasers. Or, it can be used for a classroom emergency bag, or even at home.

Teachers love their thermoses, whether it's for got coffee or tea, or to bring their lunch hot to work. Pair this with their favorite coffee, tea or soup to make a gift they will love. It's covered in math equations and graphs.

Make sure not to wear this on multiplication facts test day. But, otherwise, this is such a fun shirt with a multiplication table and a silly and fun little saying. You can get it in heathered grey, light blue and navy blue.

Do you know that pie day is March 14th? (3.14) This Pi Symbol by Flour Sugar Butter Cookie Cutter would make great cookies to Celebrate Pi Day or the math wiz in your family with this fun STEM inspired shape.

You could gift the cookie cutter to your favorite baker, or buy it for yourself and bake cookies for your favorite math teacher each year!

The mathematician knows that an equation can be as elegant as an elegy, a proof as poignant as a poem. It is for these misunderstood braniacs that Magnetic Poetry has created the Math Poet Kit.

A little time away from the graphing calculator and into this word collection will have the geekiest of mathletes devising metaphors for higher mathematics and paeans to arithmatic progressions that the rest of us can only hope to understand!

A watch is truly a nice gift and this one definitely would live up to some fun math expectations. Instead of the traditional 1-12, each hour spot is filled with an equation that equals that number. Quick, what is the square root of 64?

A comfy custom blend of cotton, nylon, polyester and spandex, these math socks feature a blackboard full of equations on each sock!

Whether you're crazy for the quadratic equation or head over heels for E=MC2, these are the socks are for you.

This classy and refillable pen perfect for gifting is engraved with Pi, geometry, Function, & integration symbols. It comes in a keepsake presentation case for easy gifting; A suitable gift for any math nerd, mathematician, math major, or math teacher.

Handy 3-in-1 multifunction pen features a ballpoint writing tip, an LED light, and a stylus for operating touch screen devices.

I always love creativity and a little dash of humor. Who knew that if you divide the sine of the variable "Gerine" by the cosine of "Gerine", you get a small citrus fruit (aka Tan"gerine"?

This is a high quality necklace with stainless steel pi charm and rhinestone alloy infinity charm and makes a great graduation gift for a mathematician or scientist.

The irrational number Pi is a mathematical constant, the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, approximately 3.14. It has been represented by the Greek letter since the mid-18th century. While infinity is something that is boundless or limitless and is larger than any real or natural number.

This one's for you, math nerds. The Math Equations Tie features tons of equations written in white atop a navy blue background. Perfect for math teachers! It will match almost any shirt and is a fun math conversation starter.

Just when you couldn't love math anymore, you discover Pi....that goes on and on and on and on. Every math teacher I knew growing up had a pi poster or display in their room, but when I started teaching, I stopped seeing them. Get them this "pi" print so they can display it and test their students to see just how many decimals they can recall in pi.

A pop quiz in math while measuring with measuring cups and spoons is too much fun. Each cup features a unique mathematical equation on each handle.

And just in case a person is stuck, the correct answers are on the back of handles.

Just when you though a Rubik's cube couldn't get more fun, you found the math version where the equations have to be lined up to display commonly used math formulas. It's a great way to test algorithm knowledge, patience and your math formula memory.

Most teachers have to keep track of keys at some point. Why not gift them a keychain to keep them organized and show their love of math?

Talk about a unique way to track the hours! Instead of Roman numerals or traditional numbers, this wall clock has a different equation at each demarcation. Yes, you'll have to do a little math to figure out the time, but it's a great way to keep your brain fresh!

The clock measures 11-1/2 inches in diameter and is easy to spot from afar and will look equally good in a classroom or home setting. Don't forget to pick up some AA batteries.

Teachers have to wear ID badges at most schools, but they are allowed to display some of their own personal style with lanyards.

Show love for school and math with this mathematics lanyard that works for keys or an ID badge.

This unique and insulated lunch tote is covered with all things math from formulas to equations to graphs and more. It works for frozen food as well as hot dishes.

From geometry in motion to the possibilities of pi, this stunning volume reveals how art has been inspired by the beauty and poetry of mathematical principles.

Writer Stephen Ornes explores the growing sensation of math art, presenting more than 80 pieces, including a crocheted, colorful representation of non-Euclidian geometry that looks like sea coral and a 65-ton, 28-foot-tall bronze sculpture covered in a space-filling curve.