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Anyone else using these to check in with students? My class loves them, and I'm looking for new ones. We've done Patrick Starfish, rubber duck, some dogs, and these cats.
Here are the others we have used
And few more we'll likely try ( @CMNielsen5 I promise to use the Schitt's Creek one on a day you don't have PD). More suggestions welcome!
OK fine, here are a few more (medieval cats removed re NSFW 
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My masters students work full-time in schools before attending my evening class, so these have been helpful in acknowledging our humanity, building community, and having a chuckle before diving into content.
I canât take credit for theseâthere was another thread back in August where folks shared a bunch. I have to say, itâs nice to see so many folks looking for ways to check in with colleagues and students.
Just in case anyone here is interested in studying reading instruction for students with disabilities, Iâm recruiting PhD students for next fall. Funding availableâget in touch! https://twitter.com/elindstromphd/status/1311658476280647682
