Essay on gratitude to the teacher 600 words

The flowers are blooming, the flowers are gone, spring is coming again, and the colorful seasons change round after round. Semester after semester made the teacher's face haggard.

As for the teacher, I have been trying to explore why there is still a kind of peace of mind in the midst of that anxiety. Why is there a kind of patience under the imminent action? I have a sense of respect and admiration for my teachers.

Although every time I go to class in the monotonous and boring sound of chalk rubbing, the words on this blackboard are the crystallization and essence of the teacher's lifelong learning. We use our hearts to comprehend this crystallization and essence.

A podium, a few pens, a few books, a stool, how many times you have sat here, how many assignments have you graded, how many essays have you corrected. When we don't understand, because of you, we understand. We're not going to be there, because of you, we know.

You explain the exercises over and over again for us, and analyze the test papers again and again.

You once said that the birth of a genius is succeeded by 99 percent perspiration and 1 percent inspiration. You have taught us many, many things, and many things, and I have learned to be grateful under this touch.

Once, our classmate Yu Ketian's hand was unfortunately broken and he went to school with a bandage, and the teacher specially found a good seat for him, arranged for a few classmates to take care of him, and also told the classmates not to touch his injured hand. The teacher's concerned eyes made me look at it in my eyes and respect it in my heart. Again and again, and so many, and again, and again.

The teacher has a kind of laughter, a tolerant smile, a kind smile. There is a kind of love, encouraging love, comfort from the teacher. The teacher's smile warmed my heart like a mother's love. "Teacher, I love you".

Thank you, Teacher, for making us confident and able to surpass ourselves. You have proved to us that learning is not a burden, but a joy and responsibility, a key to the world we never knew.

You have taught us to explore boldly with our minds and hands, to seek and discover, and to make life full of surprises!

Thank you, Teacher, for being a person we can always trust to ask for help when we are in trouble in life. You let us know that we can confide everything in you if we want to. You often say that you were a child, so you can understand your child's joys and sorrows.

Thank you, Teacher, for making me understand that we can learn from failures, gather strength in difficulties, and find light in the darkness. You give us the courage to use our brains, and at the same time you ask us to be open-minded.

You put beauty in our hearts, giving us teachings, insights and imaginations that shape our lives. No matter what we build, you always help us lay the foundation, and you do your best for us to grow! Perhaps every detail of your lecture will be forgotten by us over time, but your passion, courage and love will always remain.