Monday, May 5, 2014

Thank a Teacher


Today marks the beginning of Teacher Appreciation Week!

Last week, I was invited to attend tonight's PTA meeting.  I was humbled by the fact that two of my students wrote paragraphs about me in response to a request for students to think about a teacher who has been a Positive Influence in their lives.  Many teachers were included in this request, and it was incredible to be thought of in this way.  So many of us put our heart and soul into what we do each and every day, and this was just one incredible gesture that I will never forget.  We were presented with a framed certificate along with the student's writing piece.  In addition, one of my students brought me a bouquet of flowers!

In honor of such a wonderful day, I wanted to remind you to please, please thank your child's teacher for all he or she does each and every day.  A small note, an email will do, saying thank you.  We aren't looking for presents or extravagant gifts.  Just something to acknowledge that you know they are there, and you appreciate all he or she does.


Soul Pancake has put together a video in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, and I thought you'd enjoy it!




I remember the teachers who pushed me to do my best, and helped me to discover my love of learning.  I'll never forget them.  I also remember the teachers who taught me how to be the teacher I am today.  Tonight's post is dedicated to Cathy, Jenn, Suzy, and all the other teachers who have touched me in some way, including my very best friends who continue to do great work.  You are appreciated.  You are loved.  You are looked up to.  Even when you feel like all your hard work is gone unnoticed, it isn't.  I promise, your students notice every single day...and even if they don't say it today, someday, they'll thank you for it.



We are linking up with the Treasure Box Tuesday party
Click on over for more great stuff! 

1 comment:

  1. I am totally touched! You are a perfect example of why I continue to be a mentor teacher. So proud to say you were one of MY student teachers :)

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Monday, May 5, 2014

Thank a Teacher


Today marks the beginning of Teacher Appreciation Week!

Last week, I was invited to attend tonight's PTA meeting.  I was humbled by the fact that two of my students wrote paragraphs about me in response to a request for students to think about a teacher who has been a Positive Influence in their lives.  Many teachers were included in this request, and it was incredible to be thought of in this way.  So many of us put our heart and soul into what we do each and every day, and this was just one incredible gesture that I will never forget.  We were presented with a framed certificate along with the student's writing piece.  In addition, one of my students brought me a bouquet of flowers!

In honor of such a wonderful day, I wanted to remind you to please, please thank your child's teacher for all he or she does each and every day.  A small note, an email will do, saying thank you.  We aren't looking for presents or extravagant gifts.  Just something to acknowledge that you know they are there, and you appreciate all he or she does.


Soul Pancake has put together a video in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, and I thought you'd enjoy it!




I remember the teachers who pushed me to do my best, and helped me to discover my love of learning.  I'll never forget them.  I also remember the teachers who taught me how to be the teacher I am today.  Tonight's post is dedicated to Cathy, Jenn, Suzy, and all the other teachers who have touched me in some way, including my very best friends who continue to do great work.  You are appreciated.  You are loved.  You are looked up to.  Even when you feel like all your hard work is gone unnoticed, it isn't.  I promise, your students notice every single day...and even if they don't say it today, someday, they'll thank you for it.



We are linking up with the Treasure Box Tuesday party
Click on over for more great stuff! 

1 comment:

  1. I am totally touched! You are a perfect example of why I continue to be a mentor teacher. So proud to say you were one of MY student teachers :)

    ReplyDelete