My students wrote letters to honor their mothers as Mother's Day approaches. I gave them no guidelines other than to write what they love about their mothers, and if they were to get stuck for words, they could write about a favorite experience they had together. I didn't collect these, but from glancing, I caught some of the most beautiful gifts the children could give, their loving words. Here are some of my favorite quotes from today.
"Dear Mom...Thank you for being my mom and loving me even when I'm wrong."
"Dear Mom...You are a great cook. Your cooking is good and so is your heart, but please let me have your heart."
"Dear Mom...I love you so much. Thank you for bringing me into this world with Jesus."
"Dear Mom....You pack my lunch everyday.... Thank you because you cook dinner everyday almost.Thank you for getting breakfast ready....Thank you for sometimes taking us out to eat too....Thank you for working so hard for your children....I love you mom."
"Dear Mom, You make me laugh so much."
"Dear Mom...Remember the time when we went to Kings Dominion and we went on roller coaster and you were so scared but you still went on it with me. That was so funny."
"Dear Mom...I loved you from when I first came out. I didn't tell you then because I couldn't speak yet."
"Dear Mom....I just love you."
From my little heart-breakers.
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