The phrase "small present" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a gift or token of appreciation that is physically small in size. Example sentence: I received a small present from my boss for my dedication and hard work.
Aileen is pregnant and a woman friend throws a baby shower for her, at which she receives a small present of money.
My wife sent along a small present for each day of the trip, which Bodi opened eagerly every morning: rainbow lollipops, a Spirograph, beads for bracelet-making.
Iain always used to say that he was a big fan of his fans – sometimes citing one in particular who shook his hand after an event in Liverpool and left behind a small "present" to smoke later.
Survey after survey suggests that women either willingly sell themselves to men, often for trifles such as a lift or a small present, or find themselves persuaded or suborned into having sex.
In a video posted on the Internet last August, he took responsibility for a bombing that killed 20 people at an Ingushetia police station, patting a large metal barrel, apparently packed with explosives, and calling it "a small present for our apostates".
As the new year draws nigh, this is a good time to show your appreciation for those who provided great service with a cash gift or small present.
The company's veterans and the testing officers said their main message was that the way to keep safe is by focusing on the small, present-tense details of helicopter flying, ingrained by training and repetition.
And yes to small presents.
A few leave thank-you notes or small presents.
It is considerably smaller than the old one, but still has some alluring small presents.
She was Sister Imelda's petNSister Imelda gave her small presents and helped her with her geometry.
