Tula Para Sa Teachers Day Novels & Stories

I hate when things like this happen in front of someone, it makes me feel incapable "Thank you, Amanda" "Just doing my job". I let out a sigh as I eat my breakfast, scrambled eggs "So you have school today?" "No, I don't it's teachers' day ". I nod "Oh, uhm there's something called teachers day?" "Yea, it's just a day break" I nod "Oh I guess that makes sense". I've been homeschooled all my life I don't know anything about teachers' day. "I'm sorry for invading your home like this".

“You can give this to all of your teachers and it includes Leo, so don’t worry too much if you miss one day of school.” Mrs. Creowood seriously stated and he was speechless as that piece of paper is exclusively for the school’s athletes during competitions and during his heat cycles – a special consideration. “Is this really okay, Mrs. Creowood? Don’t you think that this is a special treatment?” He was concerned about the teachers’ thoughts of it. “Not really. Just teaching my teachers a little lesson. That’s all there is, Luke. So, don’t worry too much.”

Teacher Anna, Teacher Rissiya and Teacher Enji also raised their hands in confirmation, prompting the other teachers to all chuckle and smile in amusement. “It’s a bit boring to talk about lecturers for a week in a row. It’s time to be a normal housewife and talk with the youngsters,” Teacher Anna said with a rather smug smile. Her response made other teachers laugh. “Oh and share some cooking recipes~,” Teacher Rissiya added with a wink of her eye. The Minister laughed. “I think that’s for the best right now. What a great idea, teachers! We only got tonight and tomorrow after all. After we return to the kingdom, we adults wouldn’t be able to easily meet the participants.”

Tunde, broad and steady even in his later years, tended the herb beds with the youngest children, his hands as gentle as ever. Elena’s voice drifted from the speaker we kept for her visits, warm and steady. “The mainland just approved the new scholarship expansion. Twenty more spots next year. One of your graduates is coming back as a full teacher. The atoll isn’t just surviving anymore, Amara. It’s teaching others how to thrive.” Pride filled my chest, deep and quiet. “Tell her the door is always open. And tell the others… we’ll make the next festival the biggest yet.”

Hindi kumibo si Tala, tahimik lang itong umiiyak. “Hindi ko naman sure kung nawala nung natutulog ako eh. Basta naiwan ko, pinapa-check pa naman sa CCTV camera pero matagal daw bago ma retrieve,” basang-basa na ang tissue na hawak ni Tala. “Anong sabi ng teacher mo?” inabutan ni Limuel ng bagong tissue ang babae. “Babayaran ko daw kasi hindi ko rin naman pwedeng palitan dahil may sariling supplier ang school na bilihan ng projector.”

Miss Joana asked one of the male teachers who had just arrived. "Oh? Who are you?" Miss Joana took off her glasses and looked annoyed at the man in front of her. "I'm a new teacher here. I teach English." "Really? It's no wonder I've never seen you. Oh, let me introduce myself, I’m Bagus, the mathematics teacher." Miss Joana just stared at Mr. Nice's outstretched hand without intending to accept it. Not long after, the bell rang. "Oh I have to teach now. Please move aside, you are blocking my way."

“Bago naman tayong lahat siguro dito.” Dumating ang matandang teacher na sa tingin ko’y nasa singkwenta na ang edad ten minutes after one. Mula sa pinto ay tinawag niya ang nasa listahan at ang mga tinatawag niya ay ipapakita sa kanya ang application form. “Dela Torre, Maria Teresa Fatima.” iniwasan kong mapangiwi nang banggitin talaga ng guro ang buo kong pangalan.

“Helen tampered with your phone when she held you hostage. That's why we couldn't see each other's text. I will deal with her for hurting my student.” Diane's face beamed with a huge smile, and I almost lost focus. She was so beautiful and sexy with those blue eyes shimmering once again. “I love when you call me your student.” She gleamed. “Is there anything special about that?” I shrugged as I packed in front of her house gate. “I am employed to take care of my students because their parents left them in our care. That's what teachers should do.” “Yeah, yeah, you're right.” She swallowed, taking a deep breath. “There is nothing special.”

Hindi na ito bago kaya hindi na ako namangha pa gaano. "Send notes mamaya," parinig ni Ira sa amin. Kinuha ko na ang notebook, "Gesi!" "Goodbye!" Yes! Tapos na english subject, malas lang dahil everyday mayroon kaming English. Peste kahit regular teacher namin sa English, hindi na marunong, pati ba naman yung student teacher? Mabuti nalang at last subject na ito at uuwi na kami. May time pa ako para makapag prepare for tomorrow's party.