Teacher’s Day is not just a special day for children, but it is an occasion when they express their gratitude and respect towards their teachers. In school life, teachers not only teach, but also teach children the right way to live life. In such a situation, when children write messages in their innocent words, a different sweetness and truth is reflected in them.
Why are children’s messages special?
Children’s messages seem more effective than those of adults because they do not have any pretense. Children write or speak what they feel from the heart. Their small words, sweet innocence and true feelings touch every teacher. This is why children’s messages on Teacher’s Day are always heart-touching.
Short and sweet Teachers Day messages from kids
- “Happy Teachers Day Maam! You always teach us with love.”
- “Guruji, you are the biggest guide of our life. Happy Teachers Day.”
- “Teacher, you are the best.”
- “Happy Teachers Day, you are our role model.”
These short messages may be simple, but they have a great depth.
Heart touching Teachers Day messages from kids
- “You are not only our teacher, but also a friend and guide. Thank you for showing us the right path.”
- “If parents give us birth, you teach us how to live. Happy Teachers Day.”
- “Because of you, we got not only knowledge but also good values. Happy Teachers Day.”
- “Without you, our class seems incomplete. May your blessings always be with us.”
These messages touch the heart as soon as they come from children and bring a smile on the teacher’s face.
Funny and light-hearted Teachers’ Day messages
Sometimes children also give messages in a funny way, which makes everyone smile after reading.
- “Teacher, you are very strict … but cool at heart! Happy Teachers Day.”
- “Teacher, please do not give homework today, consider it as a gift! Happy Teachers Day.”
- “I feel sleepy in your class, but I remember your words. Happy Teachers Day.”
- “You are the superhero of our class, without a cape.”
- Such light-hearted messages make the day even more special.
Teachers’ Day is not just a day to wish children, but it is an occasion to explain the importance of gratitude to them. When children say thank you in their own words, this habit stays with them for life. This message also teaches the coming generations that teachers are the pillars on which the building of the future stands.