I’m thinking about inviting my teacher to my birthday party, and I know what you’re probably thinking: I’m not six years old! The truth is, I don’t have many friends at school, and with my birthday coming up, I can only bring a few people to the bowling alley where I’m celebrating. It’s not like I’m desperate for guests; I just really appreciate this teacher. She’s the only laid-back one at school, and I feel like I can trust her. I know some might find it odd, but I honestly don’t care—I’d be thrilled if she could come! Plus, my friends would probably find it funny, so I wouldn’t feel embarrassed about it. Should I go for it?
It sounds like you really appreciate and connect with your teacher, which is great! Inviting her could definitely be a unique way to celebrate your birthday and show her that you value her as a person, not just as a teacher. If you feel comfortable enough with her, go for it!
When you ask, just be casual about it—let her know it’s a small gathering and that you think it would be fun. And if she’s unable to come, that’s okay too; it can still be a meaningful gesture for you. Plus, it sounds like your friends will support you either way. Good luck, and I hope you have an amazing birthday!