[bennybaruch]

Hi, I am in year 13 and have my last exam soon, our class want to get our physics teacher a really funny present but we can't think of anything, has anyone got any ideas or stuff they have done in the past?

[robo donkey]

Play it safe and physics. Get a Newtons Cradle.

[zguitarmagic]

Go on ebay and buy a vintage 1970's annual about space.

This was posted from The Student Room's Android App on my GT-I9100

[Oh my Ms. Coffey]

The bible.

[TattyBoJangles]

What sort of stuff does he like? Depends on that, really.

My Chemistry teacher loves baking cakes, so I got him a child's baking book and a badge that says "I love cupcakes!" on. They were both jokey presents, but he loved the book and couldn't wait to wear his badge and show it to all the other science teachers

[Oglogski]

Dark side of the moon.

Saying that my physics teacher always tells me that it's "wrong" and "how dare you have the nerve to wear that t-shirt in a physics lab"

[~*Holly*~]

Why not make a replica of the Hubble telescope out of papier mache?

[shorty.loves.angels]

We do a secret santa every year and people always buy the physics teachers gadgets! Some of them are cool and now live in the classroom

[chickenonsteroids]

Get him a cat.

[Entangled]

(Original post by chickenonsteroids)
Get him a cat.

Get him a steel box.

[rock_climber86]

(Original post by bennybaruch)
Hi, I am in year 13 and have my last exam soon, our class want to get our physics teacher a really funny present but we can't think of anything, has anyone got any ideas or stuff they have done in the past?

get a glass triangular prism.

[Random999]

You can't go wrong with magnets

[Accalia]

A gyroscope?

I just went general with mine - everyone loves cake.

[fortransexual]

get him an apple made out of protons and neutrons

don't forget those electrons

[tasha96]

(Original post by chickenonsteroids)
Get him a cat.

(Original post by Entangled)
Get him a steel box.

You can get t-shirts with "Schrödinger's cat is alive" on one side and "Schrödinger's cat is dead" on the other. You could get him/her one of those OP.

[carnationlilyrose]

(Original post by chickenonsteroids)
Get him a cat.

Call it Schrodinger.

[FromFantasy]

How about making some small posters with terrible (brilliant) nerdy physics jokes on? Like on coloured paper, less than A5 size and lots of them. Then your teacher could stick them up round the classroom ^^
I dunno, maybe ones like...
"A photon checks in to a hotel. The receptionist asks 'Haven't you got any luggage?' and the photon replies 'No, I'm travelling light!'"

It wouldn't make a whole pressie but it could make part of one?

[lizz-ie]

(Original post by bennybaruch)
Hi, I am in year 13 and have my last exam soon, our class want to get our physics teacher a really funny present but we can't think of anything, has anyone got any ideas or stuff they have done in the past?

You could order something off of the science museum website?

[carnationlilyrose]

One of our physics department has a seemingly infinite wardrobe (some law of physics being warped, there, possibly) of 'amusing' physics related ties. Periodic tables, moles etc. It suits his personality down to the ground, but you need to be sure your teacher is that kind of 'wacky' personality, otherwise it's just embarrassing. If in doubt, go for something consumable and a sincerely meant card.

[Jammy111]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004C6KZB...hvptwo=&hvqmt=

http://www.tiesplanet.com/physics-no...tie-7589-p.asp
http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/29063...var=sbar&cbt=y

I think these are pretty cool ideas, thoughtful and you know they will love it!