The card would mean more to your teacher with a name on it than an anonymous card.

” That’s definatly not the kind of thing you’d hear me say though”

You are in a journalism class. I am sure (and I speak as a teacher and a Principal) the teacher would appreciate a hand written note more than a store bought card which even you did not like.

The lesson for today is both a writing and overcoming your shyness lesson. You have already mastered the appreciation lesson. Now for the spelling lesson. Check your spelling of your question with spell check. I do and have found that the Yahoo spell check is inadequate. I copy and past some of my responses into an e-mail with another Internet provider and use that for my spell check.

I also understand where you’re concern is coming from. I remember last Valentine’s Day I bought boxed Valentine’s Day cards for all my students, and even though the cards had innocent sayings on them, there were a few that I didn’t give out just because they could all too easily have been misconstrued by someone looking for a reason to stir up trouble.

If you’re that concerned about giving your teacher the card, then wait until the end of the day to get it to her. This way, she’ll most likely read it after all the students have left.

And the teacher wouldn’t (or at least shouldn’t) embarrass you over something like that.

no name and she’ll ask who gave it to her and thennnnn u can say it was you :]

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write your name on it and she can really thank the person that gave it to her. and if u dont want the other kids to hear u being thanked give it to her before school or after class..

hope tht helped :]

but i would suggest putting your name on it..i would if i was you…

I think you should put your name on it =]

who cares what others think…