Collection of Math Cartoons For Teachers (54)

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Green UFO with "U.F.O." text, yellow lights, and propulsion flame on black background.

A stylized flying saucer with illuminated portholes and a bright engine flare, evoking classic 1950s alien spacecraft imagery.

$calvin and hobbes comic strip$

The image is a comic strip with three panels. The first panel shows a cartoon of a cat sitting at a desk with a book and a pencil in front of him. The cat is saying "Help me figure out this home, work problem, hobbies, what's 3+?". The second panel shows the cat saying "Ok, assign the answer a value of X, always means multiply, so take the number of the other side of the equation." The third panel shows that the cat leaves you with three on this side, so what times three equals eight? The answer, of course, is six." The fourth panel shows how

$tax consultant cartoon humor 'my dad calculates this way he is a tax consultant '$

The image is a cartoon illustration of a father and son standing in front of a blackboard with a green chalkboard behind them. The blackboard has the text "8 apples = 5 apples = 17 apples + 4 peaches subsidy" written on it. The father is standing on the right side of the blackboard and the son is on the left side. The text is written in white chalk and is accompanied by a caption that reads "My dad calculates this way. He is a tax consultant." The father and daughter are both smiling and appear to be engaged in a conversation.

$A cartoon of a teacher teaching a student how to use a math equation.$

The image is a black and white cartoon illustration of a teacher and a student. The teacher is standing in front of a whiteboard with a question mark on it, indicating that the student is asking the teacher to use the question. The student is standing next to the teacher, looking at the teacher with a concerned expression on their face. The text above the teacher reads "Yes, this will be useful to you later in life."