a letter dedicated to the teacher

beloved teacher:

Hello!

Time flies, and in the twinkling of an eye we are in the 5th grade. In this fruitful autumn season, we greeted the 21st Teacher's Day with an intoxicating floral fragrance.

When we are ignorant, we walk into the small gate of the experimental country. We have seen your kind face. You have learned to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. We also lead you into the door of knowledge and the golden key to the treasure house of knowledge. Hand in our hands, let us work hard to discover and explore; perhaps when our naive words may hurt you, but you still treat us as your naughty children.

There is no flower without sunshine, and there are no teachers, there will be poets, writers, writers, there will be world-famous Goethebach conjecture!

How many times, we saw that you are seriously correcting the homework, you are staring at it, line by line, one page. You will not leave before you finish reading. Because you know that it is the children's wings and steps. When we saw you, we would like to hand over a cup of cool tea and say: Teacher, you have worked hard! Some people say that the teacher is a gardener and cultivates talents from generation to generation. I think this is true, you are the gardener, we It's the seedlings in the spring, your sweat on the green leaves, your smile on the bright flowers! No matter how busy you are, you always come to us in full spirit and teach us knowledge. You are our How much effort has been spent on growth, and how many good sacrifices have been sacrificed. The wrinkles on your forehead have engraved intricate love; the white hair on your side records the hard work of many years. Just like we will not forget the kindness of parenting. Like parents, you will not forget you----our enlightenment teacher.

Write this, we have to say to you, teacher, you are the angel of our hearts forever!

Teacher, we are here to bless you: happy holidays, good health, always young, full of peaches and plums!

Sincerely

salute

The class is respected

March 8, 2008