The methods and skills of writing a message to the teacher in grade two are as follows:

1. Choose a suitable paper and pen: when leaving a message to the teacher, choose a clean and tidy paper, preferably square paper or horizontal paper. The color of the pen should be eye-catching so that the teacher can see your handwriting clearly. Write down the title: at the beginning of the message, you should write a title of respect for the teacher, such as "Dear Teacher XX" or "Dear Teacher XX".

2. Concise and clear: Try to keep the message concise and clear, and avoid using complicated words and sentences. You can list the main points on the draft paper first, and then sort them out. Polite: In the process of leaving a message, be polite and respect the teacher. You can use some polite expressions, such as "excuse me" and "thank you".

3. Paragraph writing: Divide the message into several paragraphs, each of which only expresses one main point. This will make it easier for teachers to understand what you mean. Pay attention to handwriting: when writing, make sure the handwriting is clear and neat, and avoid being altered. If you need to modify it, you can erase the wrong part with an eraser first, and then write the correct content again.

Notes for writing a message are as follows:

1. Signature: Write your name and date at the end of the message. This will make it easier for the receiver to refer to it later. Delivery method: Pay attention to politeness when handing the message to the receiver. You can put the message on the other person's desk, or find the right time to give it to the other person after class.

2. Timely reply: If the receiver replies to your message, check and reply to the other party's reply in time. This will keep good communication and let the other person know that you have seen her reply. Confidentiality: If the message involves some private information, ensure the confidentiality of the message to avoid being seen by others.

3. Language standardization: Use standardized language and avoid using network terms or uncivilized vocabulary. Check it correctly: Before handing it over to the receiver, check the contents of the message again to make sure there are no omissions or errors.