Think back to your school days. Do you remember that one teacher who always stood out? Maybe they made you laugh or helped you understand tough subjects in a fun way. Good teachers have a special knack for leaving a lasting impression on us. They’re the ones we never forget, no matter how much time passes.
Today, we will celebrate these remarkable educators by sharing some of their most touching moments. Whether it’s giving out plants or drawing funny pictures, these gestures show just how much they care about their students. It’s these little acts of kindness that make us appreciate them even more. Join us as we honor these amazing teachers who make a difference in the lives of their students every day.
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1. Everyone deserves to be treated and respected equally.
5. “Hannah’s class has a zoom session each evening. Last night she got really sad and kind of shut down. Today her teacher came over and hung out for a bit.”
13. “The highlight of my day was my teacher bringing his cat to school. Every time he asked the class a question, his cat would meow, and he would accept it as an answer.”
19. This elementary school teacher makes adorable cartoon characters out of broken leaves she rakes before the children arrive at school to put a bright smile on their faces as soon as they look at those characters.
23. “A kid at my daughter’s school couldn’t find their lost tooth, and I imagine they were very sad that the tooth fairy wouldn’t come. So the teacher wrote an official letter to excuse them.”
25. “Art teacher here. I had my 7 and 8-year-old students create monsters that were then “adopted” by local college artists and professors to be reimagined.”
Teachers are a blessing in disguise. It is kind of sad that so many people don’t respect their teachers and behave terribly with them, but that is a discussion for another day. Today, we are gathered here to cherish our teachers and professors for all the great things they have done for us other than just teaching us academics.
They are like our parents. No, they are our parents. I have noticed that teachers who treat their students like their children are the ones who have the best teaching record. Their students are the brightest. It is because you create an emotional connection, and the students enjoy listening to you, being in your company, and learning from you.
27. “I was orphaned early this year. My teacher is starting the adoption process. Here’s an ornament she got for our new family. I thought it was wholesome.”
28. “My mom is the cutest art teacher ever! She made a dress and had every one of her students draw one thing on the dress for her to wear. This was her at her student’s art show tonight.”
30. “My son has struggled with autism, tourettes, agoraphobia, severe anxiety, and OCD. He found solace in writing, and just published his book on Amazon.”
32. “Yesterday, the quietest kid in my last class spoke to me for the first time. He asked if he could doodle on my board, and since we were just waiting around for buses I said, “Sure”.”
34. “My father has been a professor of English at the University of St. Thomas for over 50 years. Here he is, at 91 years old, embracing virtual teaching like a boss.”
41. “This year, I had no money for costumes. This is what he was wearing when I picked him up from school. Bless these people and what they do for their students.”
44. “This is my old man bird named Chagall. My art teacher gave him to me when I was in high school. He was with my teacher’s family for about 20 years. This is how he sleeps on the couch.”
45. “My partner struggled with traditional school his whole life, so switched to a trade program last year. Today, he got this message from his professor.”
47. “This is my dove, Max. 20 years ago, he was rescued by my 4th-grade teacher and her class and lived with them as a pet for 18 years. The teacher gave him to me the year she was retiring.”
