Your teacher appreciation ideas: Poem

Are you fond of poetry too? Well, this is what you should do: Post your poem related to teacher appreciation day Then you help other students in a nice way!

Idea by: John

Maths-teacher: Dear teacher, This is the message to you I send I learnt so much in your class to where I always went… This is the day I show my respect to you, don’t tell me you already knew. I love the Σ, λ, Δ, √, μ , and p… To prove you I’ll end the poem with the constant e 2.71828 18284 59045 23536...

Idea by: Elisabeth

Haiku named Teachers The morning bell rings. Knowledge seeds begin to grow. Teachers are the root

Idea by: Jennifer Bronston

Although gifts such as flowers and chocolates are easy to buy, sometimes they can come across as impersonal. I would suggest that to these gifts, you add a note or poem – written with the teacher in mind. It doesn’t have to be grand, the text could be as simple as a “thank you for everything!” to a handwritten poem. If it is this approach which you are considering, a quick and easy way to create something both special and personal is to do the following: write the teacher’s name down the side of the paper. Next to each letter, write a reason, beginning with that letter, what it is exactly you appreciate in your teacher. A very quick example: Mr Man is always very helpful Reading is so much easier with his support My grades have gone up and up since he began to teach All the class thinks he is an inspiration Nobody could be better!

Idea by: Emma

Science is my life now because of you i want to make more money thanks to you, math who would of thought it would have went this far. equations.....

Idea by: Brittany Easter

some thing that is nice like i wrote a poem that was named "the teacher gets a A+"

Idea by: kaitlyn hurley

way to go!! teacher apprashation

Idea by: none

annie john

Idea by: jamaica kincaid

Teachers Teachers work all day. Teachers should have some rest! We Learn Learn Learn all day long! Everyone has hard work!

Idea by: Woojin Lee

roeses are red viets are blue and so are you.

Idea by: reta

Hello! great idea of color of this siyte!

Idea by: Vilyamet

they are the stars which shines in the bright sky they are the angels with there hands to help us they are the oasis in a long desert and they are every thing for every one like me.

Idea by: ummu safar

you are the sun of the earth you are the wind of air the risen because i care about you and i am so happy that god crated you!

Idea by: cierra boone

My mind is but a vessel To gather what is given Seeds that have been planted Grow and bring me strength Knowledge is my freedom It leads us to our path To you I am indebted My future calls for me

Idea by: Denise Richards

MY TEACHER MY TEACHER NAME IS MISS NAJIA. MY TEACHER IS VERY SWEET AND ALWAYS CARING. SHE IS VERY KIND AND HELPFUL. SHE IS ALWAYS THERE WHEN I NEED HER. BUT BEST OF ALL SHE LOVES HER STUDENT AND ALWAYS ENCOURAGES THE . THE WORD SHE MOST SAY IS "CLASS". SHE IS A SPECIAL GIFT .A A SPECIAL GIFT THAT GOD GAVE TO ME. THANK U GOD FOR GIVING ME SUCH A SWEET,CARING AND LOVING TEACHER.

Idea by: ANUM

An Inspirational Teacher Time goes by like a whirlwind, Memories reflect happiness, Inspirational people, You are one of those people, Who is always there for me, Watching out for me, Protecting me from harm, T Encouraging me to be successful in everything I do, How can I forget? All those fond memories I spent with you during those last 2 years, These memories are infinity, You were there to catch me when I fell in the library one day, That is when I first felt the feeling of uniqueness, “Are you okay?” Those three words stayed in my head, Being called sweet pet names, A special meaning of love between a student and a teacher, The first day of August twenty-eight two-thousand six, I came in a wheelchair, Looking at you for the first time made me feel strange, A thought ran through my head : “Wow! You are so beautiful!” I thought of myself as one of the blessed students, Like a wish in dream that came true, Tick-tock, time goes by spinning, As I sat there in your colorful classroom, Trying to absorb all your words of wisdom, Lessons of amazing literature, grammar, and reading novels, Writing amazing stories of life, love, and fiction, Nine months passed by eternally, I finally had to say farewell to all the things I had learned, Especially to an amazing young teacher, But, fortunately I was able to help you grade papers, Watching over budding young 7th graders, So little less to work, since you had Megan and Kathileen helping, I don’t mind more than to be with you in the classroom, Doing my own homework, In January of two-thousand seven, A therapist came to school and said, The news I’ve been waiting so long to hear, “Sue, you’re off the wheelchair!” I stand there numbed and unable to speak, Feelings of excitement rushed through me like water waves at the beach, I thought of you first, Because I knew you would be very happy, I sprang off my wheelchair, My legs felt a burst of energy, The steps went faster, There was a figure walking toward me, That was you, You came to see what all the chaos was about, “What’s this?” you say Ms. Stephens-Radle told you the good news, You started overreacting shouting with glee, Hugging me till I couldn’t breathe, I didn’t know what to say, Till then, you ask me, “Aren’t you excited you’re out of the wheelchair?” I replied sheepishly: “Yes, but I don’t want to be out of control” I felt so blissful that I had gone this far, Thinking of these memories, There are many more, but I don’t have all the space to write. You are one amazing teacher, Mrs. McNelis! Thinking of you carrying me on your back on that Santa Cruz trip to the bus to go home, Because my little legs were so tired of walking, I felt so special, You always got my back when I needed you, This poem goes on and on. I hope you’re not tired of reading this, Anyway, I just want to say, “Don’t ever forget me!” “Live longer please, and don’t let anybody or any student that didn’t quite grasp the concept let you down!” Remember this please: LIFE IS SHORT! Cherish every moment you have in your life, Whether it’s a proudest or saddest moment, Oh no, I’m getting too teary writing this poem, So many things to say, So this took three pages, I’m going to MISS YOU! Please don’t forget me!!!!

Idea by: Sue D.

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