Thanks Teacher: What to Write on a Card to Thank Your Teacher
Think about it: Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions. Without teachers, what would any of us be able to accomplish?
Despite that truth, teachers (and their hard work) are almost always underappreciated. Whether you’re a parent with kids in school or you’re a student yourself, it’s time to take a moment to say, “Thanks teacher!”
In this post, we’ll give you some ideas for thank you notes, including teacher appreciation quotes and gift ideas. Read on for the perfect thing to say to the special teacher in your life.
“Thanks Teacher!” Thank You Note Ideas
Let’s start with some sample ideas and inspirational teaching quotes to include in your card.
Ideas for Parents
- Big hearts shape little minds. Thanks Miss Thompson!
- You’ve been such a positive influence on our daughter. Please accept this small gift as a thank you for your hard work every day.
- You took our shy little boy and made him more confident. You are the best kind of teacher, and we can’t thank you enough.
- “A good teacher is like a candle—it consumes itself to light the way for others.” Thank you for lighting the way for my daughter this year!
- Thanks for all the moral support and guidance you’ve given our son these past few months. You’re a star!
Ideas for Students
- Thanks for all the ways you made a difference, Mrs Williams. I’ll never forget you.
- Your assignments were challenging, but I learned so much from you. You’re the best teacher I’ve ever had.
- Many teachers pass through our lives without remembrance, but a special few leave a lasting impression. Thank you for being one of the teachers I’ll always remember.
- “The good teacher explains. The great teacher inspires.” Thanks for being an inspiration to me this school year!
- The passion you have for your job and what you teach is contagious. We always look forward to your classes. Here’s a big “Thanks, Teacher!” from all your students.
Gift Ideas for Your Teacher
Including a gift for your teacher is a wonderful idea, but don’t rush to the store just yet. Most teachers have a closet full of dusty candles and mugs, so why not find out what kind of gift they actually want?
If you’re stumped for ideas, why not send the teacher a short questionnaire to get feedback about what they like? Once you know their interests and preferences, you can get them a gift that will be truly valuable.
Gift cards are always a great idea too, allowing the teacher to buy something for themselves. Classroom gifts or a heartfelt card from the student are sure to be highly esteemed as well.
Need Help Organising Your Cards & Gifts?
Are you a busy parent trying to organise a group gift for a special teacher?
You have enough on your to-do list, so let us take the hassle out of your mission. Use Grouptogether.com to set up and invitation and share the link with other parents. They’ll pay and sign the card online, and we’ll transfer the money or electronic gift to you.
Easy enough, right? Click here to get started!
GroupTogether Group card that you can print or send digitally
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