Google also shared a post from Kurt Russell, a history teacher from Oberlin High School in Ohio named 2022 National Teacher of the Year, about the importance of teachers and their ability to change lives. "So I tried to create a still-life of all these various tools of learning around the teacher's desk and chalkboard." "One quote from our brainstorm that stuck with me was, 'Teachers empower students with tools to share their ideas,'" wrote Nagler in a blog post about the Doodle on Tuesday. Google's Erich Nagler, who created the Doodle, talked with the teachers about their careers and life in the classroom, with some even sketching out their own ideas for a teacher appreciation Doodle.
The Doodle, which highlights the tools of learning, was created with inspiration from the 2022 State Teachers of the Year. Use the hashtag #planninginspiration4u on your Instagram and you may be featured on my account!ĪLWAYS do your doodles in pencil first! It will save you time and frustration, I promise! Once you have your sketch in pencil, you can go over it in a felt-tip marker, but make sure it is a good one that won’t erase with your eraser! Test it on another paper first to make sure! I did some quick sketches in pencil so you could get some ideas.ĭid you know this is part of a 31 day series? There will be a post each day this month showcasing how I use bullet journaling, planning, hand lettering, and more! We will talk about the tools you need and I’ll review some of my pen hoard (including my brand new flex fountain pens, eeeeek!).Google is celebrating educators on Tuesday with a Doodle for Teacher Appreciation Day, part of National Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs May 2-6 this year. If you haven’t done one of these before, it is super easy to do! There is no date tied to this so you can join in at any time! There are 30 circles so you could doodle every day for the month.
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