Childhood Memories are the sweetest memories of childhood days. Now I am twelve. I am in class seven.

I often
look back to my childhood days and try to gather joy from the sweet happy recollection. I was born in Dhaka at
Sutrapur. My family consists of my parents, myself, my sweet sister and my sweet grandmother. My grandmother
was very dear to me. She would take great care of me and tell nice fairy-tales. I, with my friends, used to, catch some
game birds like the dove, the pigeons, the pankauris and make a grand feast. It the rainy season we would often
make the journey by boat. I had my early education at the village primary school. I could not forget the very first day
at that school. My heart began to beat fast when I was taken to the headmaster. But his smiling face and gentle
word put me at my ease. I could not forget some of my friends. Really the sweet memories of those days still fill my
heart with immense joy. I wish I could go back to those charming days again.

One can hardly forget one’s childhood memories whether pleasant or painful. A variety of things happened in my
childhood days, but I remember very few of them. I remember the happy days with my parents. I often played with
my mother. She was my best friend and companion. My education began with a picture book. I was about six years
old when I was admitted to the school. My father took me to school for admission into class I. All the children were
lined up for the interview. After some time a teacher called my name. I entered the room and he asked me some
questions. After answering, he enrolled my name and sent me to the classroom. I became nervous as all the children
were unknown to me. But within a short time, I found a boy who was our neighbor. It gave me courage. Then we
talked and sat on the same bench. Then the teacher entered the room. When he started talking, I felt fine. The
teacher was very friendly. When I remember the day, I feel that if I were a child again.

Childhood is such a golden time that we can’t forget anytime. Every people remember and miss their
childhood. In my childhood, I have so many memories that I used to remember and talk with everyone. Here
I will share some memories from my childhood. Once we visited one of my uncle’s houses that were about
five hours journey away from our city.

I can remember the whole journey by train. When we arrived there, the uncle came to the station for
receiving us. That was a hill station, I can remember. Then we took a jip that took us to my uncle’s home,
the road was really interesting. I still remember and miss that day.    

My childhood memories are like golden time to me. I know, everyone’s childhood is so precious to them.
Here I will share a few of my memories from childhood. Maybe you will find them interesting. I passed my
childhood in a village near Bihar.

My mother was my best friend at that time and she used to teach me the letters. I started my studies with a
book full of pictures. I loved that book a lot and used to see the images in the book. There are several types
of flowers, animals, etc pictures. Then, one day my mother took me to a school near our home.

I was totally afraid because I had no idea what was going on there. Then they took me into the classroom
and that was an extraordinary experience for me. I started another life called student life.  That is my most
important childhood memory.  

I have lots of childhood memories that I can’t forget at all. Memories are really valuable for everyone. Our
memories inspire us to live and keep us motivated. I think it’s a good thing to remember you’re good
memories. Today, I will share the most important memory from my childhood that I won’t forget anytime.
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This is the first day of school. I was spending my childhood in Delhi with my parents. My father was my
best friend and he used to spend most of his time with me. He taught me basic letters and a few poems that I
still can recite. One day he took me to the nearest school.
I knew about that and I was ready mentally, but I was so much excited because I had no idea about what was
going on there. He took me to a room where few teachers were sitting and they asked me a few questions. I
was feeling awkward, but I answered all the questions.

Then he notes my name and admitted me to the school. I went to the class then and I enjoyed a lot. This day
is the best day of my childhood, I can’t forget that day. I will remember this special day always, my whole
life.  

A Good Teacher: Short Paragraph (100 Words)

A teacher is the most important person in a student’s life. He helps them to build their future. A good teacher
is a person who does his all teaching tasks properly. A good teacher is a really important person in society
and important for everyone. I love to address good teachers as an ideal icon for youngsters.

A good teacher has some great qualities. They are very punctual and they never miss their duty. I would love
to become a teacher in the future. They do really hard work in their working life. Teaching is not an easy
job. Everyone loves good teachers.    

An Ideal Teacher: Paragraph (150 Words)

An ideal teacher can keep so much contribution to building a good society. They give the best service for a
nation. I love to address them as a hero. An ideal teacher is a person, who guides the students on the right
path. Not only with teaching him his regular lessons, but also they help to make a better character.

He is an ultimate guide, who is really important for our future success. An ideal teacher has so many duties.
They do so many things. He is a really good friend with students. His teaching skill is amazing, which helps
students to understand the lessons better.

In his personal life, he is are punctual and they follow a strict routine. He knows how to keep the whole class
happy and full of fun. He makes fun and entertainment stuff in the class so that students become attracted to
study.    

A Good Teacher: Paragraph (200 Words)

A good teacher is a person who has so many good qualities and who is really devoted to his duties. He has
amazing knowledge, which helps us to grow better in school and college life. He is really funny and has a
good sense of humor. He never gets mad at the students. He is really caring about his pupils and he loves
them.
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A good teacher respects his works and his duties. He is very punctual and never misses any work. Most of
the time, he does innovative things in the classroom which helps students to understand a lesson better. His
teaching skill is absolutely great.

Students can understand him very well. He acts with them as a good friend. Being a teacher is not about
being too much unsmiling or a serious mood. A good teacher is always smiling with students and making
fun with them. He tries to entertain the class which makes students refresh and feel good in the classroom.

A good teacher is a really important person in any country. A huge number of good teachers can change a
nation. They have a really great contribution to building a good nation. Without good teachers, we won’t get
lessons.  
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Ideal Teacher
An ideal teacher, above all, should be a good teacher. His teaching ability should be such so as to attract the
attention of the students easily. He should teach in a way so that any topic, however hard it may be, can be
easily understood by the students.

In order to teach well, the teacher himself should have vast and deep knowledge.

He must be Able to clear away students’ fear of studies and to turn them into store-houses of knowledge
without which a refined and higher life cannot be lived.

An ideal teacher should have unbounded love and affection for his students.

He should be one who can be easily approached by them, for he should truly be their friend, philosopher,
and guide.

If a student does something wrong and regrets it sincerely, the teacher, instead of punishing him, should deal
so tactfully with him that the wrong-dear will ever refrain from doing such things in future.