Thing #9

The first thing I did was go to Pinterest.com and typed in Education in the search box to see if I could find any good education pictures (with Pinterest it can be a hit or miss at times finding the perfect picture you are looking for).  I found some cute art picture projects that I could see myself making in the classroom....

Then I went to ComicStripGenerator.com and uploaded the last photo.

I wasn't sure what I was suppose to be doing with my newly found photos... so I just went for it.

I uploaded the last photo you see up there to the comic Strip Generator site and then the site asked me to customize the speech bubble. Oh Heavens! I couldn't think of anything witty that quickly! All I could think was, "Man, that looks like me while I'm brushing my teeth."  (TMI? I know, I know, probably. But am I the only one who looks like I have just be injected with about a 1000% of a rabies venom type substance while brushing teeth?) 

And here is my not so witty bubble caption, but is it kinda funny now since you know the backstory?

Given the name of the site, I thought I would have to make an entire comic strip based on my toothpaste habits.  Luckily (for all of us), I just had to  upload one photo and deal with just that one. 

My next stop was to make a smiley face via HappyFaceGenerator.com.  All I had to do here was pick out a smiley face and it asked to me customize the sign it was holding.  Again, my witty-o-meter was running low, so I went with this classic...

I could see this being really fun to play around with while trying to decorate my classroom.  Like with Thing #8, you could easily customize your images, put them on a flash drive and take them to Kinko's and make posters and other cool stuff.