The rules are simple: 1. Have fun!
#81 S’okay, Ima Post A Better One.
2points
#82 Commission Based On A Scene In A Story!
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#83 I Couldn't Decide So I'm Gonna Have Two Posts
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#84 Here's My Second Post
2points
#85 Drawing Of My D&d Character, Verity (Tiefling). Done With Procreate
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#86 Death Of The Fool, Birth Of The Cruel - Jens Domen
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#87 Himiko Toga (I Traced It But Than Chose The Colours But The Background Isn’t Mine And I Did It On My iPad)
2points
#88 Does Anyone Else Love Drawing Buses, Trains, Etc.?
2points
#89 This Is By Far My Favorite!
1point
#90 This One Also Has No Color Sigh
1point
#91 Bunny On A Hill
1point
The spirit of creativity came alive in classrooms across the country during Black History Month as teachers brought inspiring stories to life on their classroom doors. For those seeking to capture this spirit, looking into creative ways to celebrate and educate can help bring historical figures into everyday lessons. An engaging example of this can be seen in how educators have used innovative decorations to honor influential figures, highlighting the importance of representation in education.
For more insight on how to incorporate these vibrant cultural acknowledgments, you might want to explore how teachers across America have turned their classroom doors into inspiring canvases celebrating iconic figures from Black history.