Home » Write A Letter To Your Friend Describing Your Teacher
Write A Letter To Your Friend Describing Your Teacher
I remember when I was in school and my English teacher assigned this kind of homework. We had to write a letter to our friends describing our homework and all the things we had to do during the week. It was not that easy. So, if you need help with your letter then this templates below will help you out. I hope this letter writing practice is fun for you too!
Write A Letter To Your Friend Describing Your Teacher
Dear [friend’s name],
My teacher is Mr. [teacher’s name]. He is the best teacher in the world. He is very kind and caring person. He always helps me with my homework and studies. He also takes care of all his students. I love him because he always cares for me and makes sure that I am doing well in my studies.
Your loving friend, [your name].
Dear [friend’s name],
I love my teacher. Her name is Ms. [teacher’s name]. She is so nice, and she is always encouraging us to do our best. She helps me with my homework and makes sure that I understand what she is teaching us in class. It’s really fun to learn from her because she has a lot of good stories about what she has done in her life, and she always makes me laugh. When I have a problem or don’t understand something, she always takes the time to explain it again until I get it!
I really enjoy learning from Ms. [teacher’s name]. She makes school really fun for me!
Dear [friend’s name],
Teachers are like superheroes. They make us feel safe, and they help us grow up to be great people. I know that you have teachers who are just like that for you, too.
My teacher is Ms. [teacher’s name]. She teaches English at my school, and she’s the best! She always makes sure that we understand what we’re learning, and she helps me with my writing so much.
I love how she always has a little joke or something funny to say when we’re working hard on a project or something. It makes us feel happy and excited about what we’re doing in class.
Thank goodness there are people like Ms. [teacher’s name] in the world!
Hi!
I’m writing to you because I know how much you like to hear about my teachers. I thought maybe you’d like to know more about my new teacher, Mr. Smith. I’ve only had one class with him so far, but he seems pretty cool. He’s pretty young—he looks like he’s in his 20s—and he dresses kind of casually (he had on a hoodie when I saw him). He reminds me a lot of my friend Robert, actually.
Anyway, this class is called English Literature, and it’s basically just an overview of all the major books in English literature over the past few centuries. It sounds boring, but Mr. Smith makes it really interesting. He has us read parts of the book out loud so everyone can hear them, and then he’ll talk about why they probably wrote the book that way or what they were trying to say with it. And then we get into talking about how it was written, who wrote it and why, etc., which is super cool because even though I love reading books as much as anyone else does (probably more), sometimes it’s nice to think about all the other stuff that goes into making a book happen besides just writing words down on paper.
Dear [friend’s name],
I am writing to you to tell you about a teacher I have. His name is Mr. Smith, and he is my math teacher. He is very nice and helpful. He always gives us time to review our answers if we don’t understand them, and he also gives us extra credit if we do well on quizzes or tests.
In addition to being a good teacher, Mr. Smith is also a good person in general. He often encourages his students with positive feedback about their work and their futures. He cares about each of his students, which makes it easier for the students to work hard for him in return. This year has been very different from past years because of how much more I’ve grown as an individual because of Mr. Smith’s guidance and support!
Dear [Friend Name],
I wanted to write you a letter to tell you about one of my teachers. Her name is Ms. [Teacher Name]. She teaches me math, and she’s been teaching me since I was in kindergarten! She’s the best teacher I’ve ever had. She has a very fun personality, and she always makes class fun. She always plays games with us in class, like “Guess Who” or “Don’t Get Mad.” Sometimes she even brings in toys for us to play with during math time, which is usually when we’re doing something boring like addition or subtraction problems. But even when it’s not so fun, Ms. [Teacher Name] makes sure we understand everything before moving on to something new.
Ms. [Teacher Name] also cares about her students as people, not just as students who need to learn their math facts for the test tomorrow morning (even though that’s important too!). She does things like going around each day asking everyone how their day was and if they had any big plans that weekend or if there are any special events coming up soon (like birthdays or holidays). And sometimes she’ll even give us snacks on birthdays or holidays too.
Dear [friend’s name],
I hope you’re doing well! I wanted to tell you about my teacher, Mr. [teacher’s name]. He’s very kind, and he always has a smile on his face. He’s also very talented at music, which is why he sometimes plays the piano during class.
One time he was teaching us about the French Revolution and how it led to Napoleon Bonaparte taking control of France. He told us that Napoleon was really good at playing chess, but that he lost in a tournament to a girl. That made me think about how many women have been underestimated because of their gender, and how far we’ve come since then.
Another time Mr. [teacher’s name] taught us about how important it is for an author to know their audience before writing a book so that they can tailor it specifically to them—not just because it makes the book better but because it makes the reader feel like they’re being heard by someone who understands them completely even if they never met before either! That was very exciting to me because I love reading books myself.
Dear [Friend’s name],
It’s been a while since we’ve written to each other, and I’m so glad to hear from you! I have so much to tell you about my school, and I hope that you are doing well in your own life.
I am currently taking some classes at the local community college. The classes are very interesting, but they can be challenging at times. My favorite class is [class name]. My teacher is very nice and helpful, and she makes sure that all of her students understand the material before moving on to new content. She also has a lot of experience working with students like me who come from different backgrounds because she worked as an ESL teacher for many years before becoming a full-time professor.
I am looking forward to when this semester ends so that I can take more advanced courses next semester!
Dear [friend’s name],
I’m writing to you because I really need some advice. You see, I have this teacher in my class who is just plain awful. Her name is Mrs. Smith and she’s the worst teacher I’ve ever had. She always forgets to put her papers on the projector, or she doesn’t even show up at all! And when she does come in to teach, she doesn’t do any work with us—she just stands up front and talks at us for half an hour before letting us go do some worksheet or something like that. It’s so frustrating!
I don’t know what to do about it, though! My parents say if I complain too much about it they’ll take me out of public school and put me in private school (which would probably be a disaster), but I don’t want that either because then we’d have to move away from my friends and everything will just be different. What do you think? Should I just grin and bear it? Or should I try talking with Mrs. Smith about how much better things could be if she tried harder?
Dear [friend’s name],
I’m writing to you to tell you about my teacher, Mr. Smith. He is a great teacher because he always makes sure that we understand what he is talking about and that we are doing our work correctly. He also takes time out of his day to help us if we need it.
Mr. Smith is a very nice person and I would like to thank him for all of the hard work he puts into making sure I get an education that I can use later in life when I start college or get a job.
I hope you enjoy my letter!
Dear [name],
I’m writing to you because I’ve been thinking about the time we had together. You were always so kind to me, and I wanted to thank you for that. Thank you for being a good friend, and thank you for helping me feel welcomed in this new place.
It’s hard to imagine what things might have been like without you as a friend and mentor!
Dear [name],
It’s been two years since I’ve seen you, and it feels like so much has changed. I’m in college now, and I love my classes. I’m taking a lot of English and writing classes, which is great because I’ve always loved to write.
My favorite class so far is my literature class. It’s called “Literature of the 20th Century,” and we’re talking about a lot of different books—some famous ones, some not so famous. Right now we’re reading this book called The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, which is about this kid named Holden Caulfield who doesn’t really fit in at his school but wishes he could fit in with the rich kids or something like that? It’s really good!
I’m also taking an art class this semester (my first one ever), where we learn how to paint landscapes and portraits using watercolors on paper or canvas boards or whatever kind of surface you want to paint on; we also go out into nature or into our own backyards if there are any interesting scenes that we want to capture on paper or canvas boards or whatever kind of surface you want.
Dear [friend’s name],
I’m writing to tell you about my teacher, Mrs. Smith. She is a great teacher because she has a lot of experience teaching and she knows how to help us learn things. She also likes to help us with our homework and make sure we understand what we’re learning. She is always kind and friendly, which makes the class fun!
Your friend, [your name].
Dear Friend,
I am writing to you about my teacher. She is very nice and kind. She is also very happy. She always smiles and laughs. She is a very good teacher. She always helps us when we have problems.
She likes to listen to music when she works at home on the weekend. I like her because she is a very good teacher and a great friend!
Dear [friend’s name],
I hope this letter finds you well. I’m writing to tell you about my new teacher, [teacher’s name].
My old teacher was really great but I just didn’t feel like she was the right fit for me. Since I’ve been in her class, though, I’ve felt like a whole new person! She’s so funny and interesting and always has something new to teach me. She’s also really nice, so if I have any questions or concerns she’ll always take the time to talk through them with me.
I don’t know how much longer we’ll be together because the year is almost over but until then I’m going to make sure that every day is as exciting as possible.
