for a teacher

teacher thank you cards,
written with a real pen.

Teachers keep the cards. Not the gift vouchers, the cards. Write one in real ink and it goes in the drawer they open on hard days.

$5.15 a card, plus delivery.

Who gets one

The teacher who made the difference.

Name the lesson, the day, the thing they said. A specific memory beats a general thank you. A guide to what to write.

Say what changed at home. The teacher only sees the classroom; you see the rest.

Four tones. Change the names.

From a student
Thank you, Mrs Nair. You told me I could write and I believed you. I still do. Ananya
From a parent
Dear Mr Khan, Rahul reads at dinner now. That was you. Thank you. The Sharmas
Years later
Sir, I passed the exam you said I would. Thank you for not giving up on me. Dev
Short
Thank you for every single lesson. Jo

Order ahead. The post takes days.

We hand the card to the post within three business days. Then it travels for about the time below. These are usual windows, not promises.

Work out your own date with the mail time calculator.

The pen draws the picture too.

More in the designs gallery under Teacher thanks. Then pick a handwriting style, or upload your own.

Is it really handwritten?: Yes. A machine holds a real pen and writes your message in ink. It is not a printed font made to look like handwriting.
Can my child write it?: Yes. Upload a sample of their handwriting and we build a hand from it, spelling and all.
Can I post it to the school?: Yes. Any address works. Add the teacher's name and the school on the envelope.
Can a school send cards to its teachers?: Yes. Upload a sheet of names and a card goes to each one, checked before it is sent.

Write the message once. A real pen does the rest.