Teachers Day

1.

Teacher’s Day
Hasane Arar
Group: 20ll1 A

2.

Date and name of the holiday
History of the holiday
Traditions
Project plan:
Attitude of youth towards the
holiday
Other aspects
Conclusion

3.

Name: Teacher’s Day
Name and date:
Date: 9. March

4.

The birth date of the second
President of India, Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan, 5 September
1888, has been celebrated
as Teacher's Day since 1962.
The history:
.

5.

Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan

6.

On this day, teachers and students report to
school as usual but the usual activities and classes
are replaced by activities of celebration, thanks
and remembrance.
Traditions
Teachers' Day is a special day for the
appreciation of teachers, and may include
celebrations to honor them for their special
contributions in a particular field area, or
the community in general.

7.

The students bring gifts for
their teachers to show
thanks.
Traditions
The school in its turn makes
an honoring party and
brings for them cake and
gives them medals.

8.

Students usually enjoy these day
Attitude of
Youth towards
Teacher’s day
with much happiness, they spend it
with happy times, and this day is
very special for them .
This day is used to express feelings
of love and appreciation for the
teachers.

9.

It is a motivation for the teacher to
Other aspects:
provide the best and it has a moral
value. The teacher feels the
importance of what he does as well.

10.

Wishing for all the teachers joy and happiness,
Conclusion:
you are our amazing teachers, and you only
deserve the best. You are the spark, the
inspiration, the guide, the candle to my life. I am
deeply thankful that you are my teacher. Books,
sports, homework and knowledge, you are the
pillar of our success and in the classroom your are
the best.