write an e mail to your teacher at school thanking him/her for all the help he/she has given to you to get such good marks in the board exams
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Your child’s experience in this class and any positive things they told you about this teacher.
Your own interactions with this teacher. What positive experiences have you had?
What you know about this teacher. What is this person like?
What words would you use to describe this person to someone else?
What might this teacher write in a Thank You Note to you, if they were to?

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Write your note by hand. Hand written notes add a personal touch that is often more treasured than a computer typed document. Office supply stores are a great way to find cheap stationery. Some stores also sell packs that include decorated cards and matching envelopes.
You can also use blank paper! This gives you and your child an opportunity to add artwork later. Personal art work is just as appreciated, if not more so, than stationery.

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Address the teacher formally. Start with “Dear _____,” It is always better to err on the side of professionalism when writing to a teacher. Address the teacher by the same name that students use.
Say “Dear Mrs. Smith,” instead of “Hey, Diane!”

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Formulate your Thank You. Look back at the notes you made in step one to help you write your letter. Use words you are comfortable with and keep your sentences short. There is no need to feel like you should use flowery language. Say what’s on your mind. Try things like: