ELA teacher shirts, made by someone still in the classroom
ELA teacher shirts, made by someone still in the classroom
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English Language Arts is a strange thing to explain at a party. You teach reading, and writing, and how to build an argument, and how to sit with a book that's harder than you expected — and none of that fits on a name tag.
These shirts say it instead. Some plainly, some sideways.
They're designed by an ELA teacher of nearly twenty years, which mostly means they're the shirts I wanted and couldn't find.
The shirts
The shirts
Because superheroes aren't always in capes English teacher, gift-ready. The one people buy for someone else.
A pun built on a literary term, which is the correct kind of pun for this job.
For the grading weekend. Accurate to an uncomfortable degree.
Rainbow text. Written in the register your students actually use.
The dressed-up option. Colorful script, works for conferences and open house.
Teacher and student sizes. For the classroom that wants matching shirts, or the department that's decided to commit.
Buying one as a gift
Buying one as a gift
If you're shopping for an English teacher rather than being one: the safest picks are "because superheroes aren't always in capes" and the floral script design. Both read as thoughtful rather than as an inside joke you might have gotten wrong.
Sizes run S through 4XL. Everything is around $25. Thirty-day returns if the size misses.
Teacher appreciation week and the last week of school are the two moments these get bought most, so plan a little ahead if you want it to arrive on time.
About the Shirts
About the Shirts
Comfort Colors 1717 — 100% ring-spun US cotton, garment-dyed after construction, heavyweight at 6.1 oz, relaxed fit, no side seams. Soft on arrival.
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