Children give presents to teachers on Teachers' Day. What did the parents say when the teacher replied?

When replying to parental information, you can consider the following points:

1. Thank them for their gifts: show appreciation and gratitude for the gifts, which shows that you value their generosity.

2. Praise children's progress: If possible, mentioning children's progress or special performance in class will make parents feel happy and encourage children to continue their efforts.

3. Invite them to participate in activities: If you have any school or community activities, you can invite them to participate. This not only helps parents to better understand the school activities, but also helps to promote the contact between home and school.

The following is a possible example:

Dear parents:

Thank you very much for the gift you gave me on Teacher's Day. I really appreciate your recognition and concern for your children. Your child has been doing well in class, and his/her efforts and wisdom surprised me. I hope he/she can continue to maintain this good learning attitude and make greater progress.

In addition, we will hold a school club activity next month, and I very much welcome you and your children to participate. We hope that through such activities, we can further strengthen the relationship between home and school and jointly provide a better environment for children's growth.

Thank you again for your gift and your support for my work. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact me.

Best wishes,

[Your name]