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Collection of Teacher Cartoons (19)

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A teacher stands beside a student, holding papers, with a chalkboard and window in the background; cartoon by Mark Anderson.
“Thank your mother for me, but I have my own lesson plans.” A witty take on teacher autonomy in the classroom.
A cartoon of a teacher lecturing a student in front of a whiteboard with the alphabet, emphasizing classroom discipline and teaching strategies.
“As a student teacher, the first thing you must learn is how to make your students behave for you…” - Randy Glasbergen
A cartoon of a presenter pointing to a whiteboard listing acronyms (NCLB, PBIS, IEP, KIPP, SIP) while an audience member says, “I miss the 3 R’s.”
“I miss the 3 R’s.” - A humorous take on how modern education jargon overshadows foundational learning.
A teacher in a red sweater and "Teachers' Union" pants stands before a chalkboard labeled "Public Schools", holding a document and speaking skeptically.
“And now, according to this memorandum from the new legislature, I’m supposed to wait here quietly-and it’ll all be over before I know it…” - a teacher’s wary reaction to top-down education reform.
A cartoon of a girl in a math class claiming "My right brain is dominating" while writing "2 + 2 = Tutu" on the board.
When creative thinking takes over arithmetic-“2 + 2 = Tutu” and the teacher looks unimpressed.
A cartoon teacher in a classroom sends a text message to students saying "ISN'T THIS GR8?... :-)" and "TXT ME YOR HOMEWORK... TX", while students ping him on their phones.
When homework instructions go from chalkboard to text message-and grammar takes a backseat.
A science teacher assists a child on a swing while other students wait, illustrating playground supervision challenges.
A science teacher helps a child on the swing while peers wait, highlighting the mismatch between subject expertise and supervisory roles.
A cartoon girl asks an elderly woman with a cane why she chose to be old, while a surprised cat watches from a blue armchair.
Sometimes the most profound questions come from the youngest minds-and the funniest answers come from cartoons.
A man in a green suit points with a pointer stick toward a blank whiteboard, holding papers in his other hand.
A presenter uses a pointer to highlight key information on a whiteboard during a lesson or workshop.
A courtroom cartoon showing a judge addressing two seated individuals, with text stating, "I don’t think you understand. Edward is the area of concern."
When legal jargon meets literal interpretation-this courtroom scene captures the classic “Edward is the area of concern” mix-up.
A cartoon bulldozer labeled "Corporate Education Agenda" crushes a sign held by a teacher reading "Union Teachers Defending Public Ed."
A teacher stands defiantly as a corporate-funded bulldozer smashes through public education-symbolizing systemic pressure against unions and equity.
Smiling blonde teacher with glasses pointing to a green chalkboard with a pointer stick.
A welcoming educator gestures toward an empty chalkboard, ready to teach or present.
A teacher scolds a student named Adam for saying "awesome" is an acceptable career choice, while classmates look on in a classroom setting.
When “awesome” isn’t quite the job title your teacher had in mind.
Two boys in winter clothes stand outside a snow-covered shack, conversing with visible breath in the cold air.
Two friends share a moment in the cold, their breath visible as they talk near a rustic snow-dusted shelter.
A student proudly shows a half-completed homework sheet to a teacher, joking, “I only did half of my homework” to demonstrate understanding fractions.
When “half” means mastery-not laziness. A classic teaching moment wrapped in humor.
Cartoon graduate in cap and gown holding a pointer stick, smiling confidently.
A friendly graduate in cap and gown points confidently with a teaching stick-perfect for educational themes.
A frustrated student demands a grade recount from a teacher at her desk, with an apple on the table.
When you’re *sure* that D+ was a mistake-and you’re ready to fight for your academic justice.
Two men discuss a newspaper headline "Revealed Teacher Grades" while ignoring factual inaccuracies, in a satirical cartoon.
“We’re running this-even though we know the facts are wrong about lots of teachers?” “As if that would ever stop us!”
A cheerful cartoon teacher with curly blonde hair points to a math problem (2 + 2 / 4) on a whiteboard using a pointer.
A lively teacher demonstrates a simple math problem on the board, making fractions and addition fun and accessible for young learners.
A teacher confronts a disengaged student holding failing papers while he slouches in class, headphones on, ignoring her.
“Yeah, yeah, I heard it all before…” - a student’s defiant excuse for repeated academic failure.