25 times children left us speechless by writing notes with wrong spelling but the right ideas
Children have their own distinct ways of using words. They express their emotions and ideas filterless.
When we deal with babies, we wish they could talk effectively so that we can know what is going on in their mind. They eventually grow and learn to communicate but take a little while to get a good hold on grammar. Children have their own distinct ways of using words. Sometimes, their timing and other times, their words stun us. They express their emotions and ideas filterless, not worrying about what spellings of the words they choose to articulate their thoughts.
Prepare to be amazed by these handwritten notes by kids that’ll leave you speechless. Behind the wrong spellings is a heavy taste of honesty. Here are 25 notes written by children that are both sweet and heartfelt.
1. “I ate my kids’ Chex mix last night. My daughter wrote this to console my wife”
2. “My 12-year-old knows how to make me feel special!”
3. “The card my 7-year-old son gave me today that I will cherish forever”
4. “My daughter had a friend sleepover and left this note for her friend”
5. “My little sister wrote this on her math test”
6. “My daughter asked if she could make a Mother’s Day card with one bad word”
7. “My brother’s camp requires the kids to write a letter home after the first week”
8. “My daughter was upset about misplacing her lost tooth. She left a note for the tooth fairy.”
9. “Our dog died. Neighbor’s kid made us a card. She was embarrassed by it so she scratched her name out and wrote her mom’s name instead.”
10. “A letter from my daughter”
11. “She took notes of her dad’s reaction throughout the Super Bowl”
12. “This note from my brother to my parents in 1995”
13. “Humble beginnings”
14. “A kid’s wish on a mall’s lunar new year wishing tree”
15. “I reached into the box for the last can, but instead found only this note from my kid”
16. Second-grade student’s note to a newly single teacher
17. “My kid left a note for me in the fridge”
18. Five-year-old needs to work on spellings
19. “A note that my little cousin left for his dad”
20. “Note that my co-worker’s daughter wrote to him”
21. (Not so passive) aggressive note written to the tooth fairy
22. We buy it
23. “My six-year-old son got a note sent home from his teacher yesterday”
24. “One of my 4th-grade autistic students yelled at me so this was his apology letter.”
25. 7-year-old’s attitude-check note
