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poem on the topic my teacher

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Answered by shrutinemane1

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12 of Our Favorite Poems About Teaching

Raising Their Hands by Julia Lisella. ...

Teachers by Kevin William Huff. ...

My Teacher Wasn't Half As Nice As Yours Seems To Be by Roald Dahl. ...

A Teaching Fantasy by Margaret Hatcher. ...

The Silliest Teacher in School by Darren Sardelli. ...

Subject to Change by Marilyn L. ...

A Teacher's Lament by Kalli Dakos

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I think this is the answer.....

Answered by 123199

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Rainbow Teacher

Explanation:

A good teacher

is a brilliant light,

illuminating the prism of life,

revealing to students

a rainbow of possibilities.

By Joanna Fuchs

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