1, thanks to our instructor. The most important lesson in life is what they teach with sweat and sincerity. We will take every step of life with the temperament of soldiers. We will always hold our heads high, look forward and take bold steps for different dreams.
2. Instructor, thank you for your teaching these days. Although you slapped my palm and scolded me, it hurt to hit me. You want to teach me to see you again. Remember me. I am the naughty girl, chubby, and also the instructor. I'm sorry to make you vomit blood and make you work so hard these days. I will always remember you.
3. A thousand words are condensed into one sentence: "Thank you! Instructor, thank you for your efforts, thank you for your persistence and thank you for your contribution. "
4. Mentor, your every move reminds us that dreams should be irrigated with tenacious faith, strong will and hard work spirit. What we see from you is rigor, simplicity, perseverance and self-confidence.
I will always miss those lovely instructors who are strict and full of childlike innocence! Thank you for your strict teaching, which makes us healthier and stronger!
6. Although it was only 12 days, under the guidance of the instructors, we successfully completed the military training task, and everyone gained the most precious wealth in life more or less. Thank you, instructor!
Thank you for leading us through an unforgettable 13-day military training life. I didn't expect thirteen days to pass so easily, but we have established such a profound friendship.
8. Looking back yesterday, you took us across the playground to see girls. Also took scissors to help us trim our hair; He also taught us to play songs, took part in zipper activities and walked in a square together. The sweat and laughter at that time have now become a beautiful dream that we will never forget.
9. You are a rocket carrying a satellite. You are a compass at sea. You are our children's most beloved teacher. Thank you for letting my children know that "learning without thinking is useless, and thinking without learning is dangerous."