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#THANKS FOR LISTENING CHRISTMAS FULL#

I can’t even imagine how much coffee it takes to do what you do.Your sense of fun really resonates with your students.You’ve got book smarts, kid smarts, and helping-us-parents smarts.You’re appreciated…and I hope this message helps you love your job even more.I’m so thankful that my child has such an incredible Black role model to look up to, both in the classroom and in life.It takes a special person to balance education and classroom structure with caring and love.You put up with a lot-believe me, I know our kid! Thank you with all our hearts.Behind every great student is a teacher like you.Thank you for making your classroom a place that embraces diversity and teaches compassion.

You’re the spark that’s ignited our kid’s love of learning.

Thanks for teaching my kid to love books and computers.

Hope you’ll always remember how truly appreciated you are.

Here are a few ideas for what to write inside. If this sounds familiar, a teacher appreciation card might just be in order. They actually want to go to school on a snow day-what the heck?-because of what the teacher had planned. They suddenly find learning much more easy or fun. You can always tell when your kid has a favorite K-12 teacher: They talk about them nonstop. Looking for some actions to pair with your words of gratitude? You’ll find tons of meaningful ideas for your fave teachers here.

My child is going to grow up stronger and smarter because of you.

You put so much energy into what you do.

Trusting your kid to someone else can be hard, but not with you.

I’m so amazed by your care and compassion.

Thanks for handling all the meltdowns.

Thank you for your time and patience through it all.

You’ve seen my kiddo on their wildest days and their crankiest.

It’s clear how much they love you and the environment you create.

Every morning, I see how happy my child is to come into your room.

Thank you for helping them feel loved when I’m not there.

There are times when I feel you play as much of a part in my child’s daily life as I do.

The way you’re shaping young minds gives me so much hope for the future.

There aren’t enough gold stars for all the good you do.

You teach, you love, you care, you play…and you do it all so well.

Sometimes we think likes you more than he/she likes us! Thanks for taking care of him/her so well.

Thanks for helping my child start the journey.

The first steps on the road to learning are important steps.

I know my kid learns by watching the adults around him/her.

Thanks for providing a safe place for my child to grow.But here are several more ideas that’ll help you put your feelings into words when writing a thank-you note to your daycare or pre-K provider. Of course, you could simply tell them they’re amazing. Whether you had a new baby you were anxious about leaving for the first time or a toddler who recently became a “threenager,” somehow this person soothed your worries and continuously cares for your kids as if they were their own. From Parents with Special Needs or Neurodivergent Kids.What to Write in a Teacher Thank-You Card

You’ll find dozens of teacher appreciation messages in each, ranging from heartfelt to humorous, to help you write just the right words in your teacher thank-you card. Inspired? Create and share by tagging the links below to jump straight to the section you need. So whether you’re a parent looking for teacher thank-you messages for different ages or different needs, or you’re a student hoping to find just the right words of gratitude for a teacher who’s made a difference in your life, you’ve come to the right place. So there’s little wonder why you’re tempted to say thank you to the teachers in your life!īut we know finding the right words can be hard. And yet day after day, year after year, they willingly step in to these roles with patience, humor and understanding.

#THANKS FOR LISTENING CHRISTMAS FULL#

Teachers have one of the most demanding jobs on the planet-educating and caring for entire rooms full of children who aren’t their own.