Spanish class rocks! Have a nice summer!

Question

We're working on a card for 3rd grade Spanish teacher-does this:

Estimada Sra. Winnette,
Clase de espanola piedras! Espero que usted tenga un verano agradable!

translate to :

Dear Mrs. Winnette,
Spanish class rocks! Have a nice summer!

Thanks for any assistance!

Answer 1

Estimada Sra. Winnette,

Clase de espanola piedras! Espero que usted tenga un verano agradable!

Fortunately you included the English text, rylee.

Welcome to the forum

Answer 2

We're working on a card for 3rd grade Spanish teacher-does this:

Estimada Sra. Winnette,

Clase de espanola piedras! Espero que usted tenga un verano agradable!

translate to :

Dear Mrs. Winnette,

Spanish class rocks! Have a nice summer!

Thanks for any assistance!

"Piedras" is just a noun, like "stones", or "rubbles"; whoever reads it would be wondering what does a piece of mineral (a rock) has to do with a class, since Spanish does not have a slang like that to mean "it is great". My suggestion:

Estimada Sra. Winette: (you must use colon, not comma)

Las clases de español son geniales. Espero que tenga un verano agradable.

Do not say "usted" here.