Inspired by a meme in The Teacher Next Door’s awesome Facebook feed (you follow her page, right?), here are three new posters to help with back-to-school decorating. Pick your favorite or post ‘em all!
Click here to download the posters, available in 8.5×11, 11×17, and 18×24 inches.
Images used with permission of Saatchi & Saatchi Art Director Yuri Polonski and creative team: https://www.behance.net/gallery/7868787/MA
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Teach on, everyone!
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These are stunning! Thank you!
I would love to share this image with my students. They don’t realize how different movies are from the books and are often lost in the movie because they don’t understand the backstory.
Go for it, Tara! This makes a great poster or bulletin board decoration. 🙂