Teacher asks Class 1 students to draw her pic. The results are super adorable
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A teacher named Nishat asked first graders to draw her picture. She shared the adorable results in a Twitter thread that has gone viral online.
In today's dose of heartwarming content, we have a Twitter thread with us that will surely melt your hearts. So, a teacher named Nishat asked first-grade students to draw a picture of her. She shared the adorable results in a thread on the microblogging site and it has obviously gone viral online. Moreover, it is simply the best!
Nishat shared the sketches drawn by her students on her Twitter account. She also shared a picture of herself in the thread. Nishat, of course, shared the portraits with hilarious comments and even rated them out of ten.
"Asked first graders to draw a picture of me. The results were hilarious. Here’s a reference picture of how I looked," Nishat captioned the post.
Take a look:
Asked first graders to draw a picture of me. The results were hilarious. Here’s a reference picture of how I looked: pic.twitter.com/vhC6bwXIf7
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