A heartfelt message to the teacher, within 50 words

The teacher’s message is about 50 words

1. Teacher XX, thank you for taking care of my family XXX over the past X years. Under your care and education, he (she) has become better than before. We have made great progress, and we can all appreciate this. Thank you very much for your hard work. I will trouble you to educate him or her in the future. Thank you!

2. Teacher xx, you have always been conscientious and conscientious. Every time you go to the kindergarten to pick up your children, I always see you busy here and there. When there is no rest, you are unknown, hardworking, and watered with sweat. , moistened with hard work. Smiles hang on children’s faces; gratitude flows into our hearts.

3. Hello teachers of xx Kindergarten, thank you for taking care of and nurturing your children. You nourish the young hearts of your children with your amiable attitude and highly responsible spirit. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the kindergarten leaders and all teachers!

4. In addition to knowledge, I am very grateful that you are also very attentive to children's character, interpersonal relationships, health and safety, etc.!

5. Spring silkworms will not run out until they are dead, and wax torches will turn to ashes before their tears dry up. Teacher, thank you for your hard work! Thank you for your nurturing and caring of your children!

6. The spring silkworm has never said anything self-proclaimed in its life, and the silver thread it spits out is the ruler to measure the value of life. Dear teacher, you have never shown off in front of others, but the blooming peaches and plums are the highest praise for you.

7. From the baby’s happy smile when he comes home every day, from the detailed weekly theme teaching arrangements, from the first parent-teacher conference we attended, and from the beautiful baby New Year photos we received, we know: In order to give your children a good enlightenment education and for their continuous growth, you have been working hard.

8. When we pick the fruits of the harvest, what you leave to yourself is chalk gray and white hair on your temples. Salute to you, dear teacher!