Hello, dear readers. May you have ever asked yourself why science is so awesome. Well, there’s a woman who has managed to get children to enjoy it. She takes advantage of her cartoons to educate children on science in the most entertaining way possible. It is a cartoon, and her drawings will make everyone laugh while teaching about incredible facts about the world. Here is her story, and how she learned how to blend science with comedy so well.
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This happy woman wasn’t always a cartoonist, in fact she was once a banker. She began her career teaching science in a high school. From young, she enjoyed science activities and spent most of her time reading books on space, animals and plants. Then she attended college to do biology and chemistry. She became a teacher as soon as she completed her education, and this was because she loved teaching science. She really loved the idea of showing the children how exciting science could be.
One day while preparing for her lesson she wrote a funny cartoon about the water cycle on the board. The students loved it. They laughed and said, of course, because her funny drawings helped them to remember all the information much better. That is when she came up with an idea that cartoons are a great way to learn science. She drew funny characters as Dr. Atom explaining molecules, and Sally the Sunbeam who taught about the solar system. Her students always waited for her lecture eagerly.
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#1. Woke up thankful
#2. Wait, Am I crazy?
#3. Closer to magnificent
#4. Born to stand out
#5. Live with action, no regrets
#6. Your Monday hero has arrived
She decided to continue imparting her knowledge in science after she left teaching service in school. She started working as a cartoonist and also created her blog. She also posted funny comics of science such as gravity, photosynthesis, and how volcano erupt. People of all ages from around the world began to follow her blog. They liked the way she explained the most complicated concepts of science through her cartoons. This was not always a smooth ride for her as a cartoonist. Initially she doubted if people would enjoy her drawings. But she didn’t give up.
#7. Wild oats to healthier choices
#8. Not crazy just slightly twisted
#9. Yep, I am old I’ve seen it all
#10. The void left behind hurts most
#11. Not another mouse, pepper
#12. Weekend diaries like Walmart and naps
She struggled to enhance her cartoons and make them great and more interesting. Gradually, teachers and parents used her cartoons to educate the children. She became popular and wrote books with fun science comics posted on her blog. She entertained thousands of children with science and inspired many. Her story teaches us something very important, it is always enjoyable when we try to look at learning in a different perspective hence making it enjoyable. She was able to transform what she loved to teach into science to something that can be fun for anybody.
#13. Enjoy life, let’s go sledding
#14. Lost my mind forever
#15. Create your own path for a fresh start
#16. Trye joy inspires others
#17. Every time I sit down…
#18. Nothing beats a grandchild’s hug
#19. Sandy lights and windy nights
#20. Loving my alone time
If you like learning science, you can do your own cartoons or come up with something unique to explain what you have learned. Who knows, you might motivate someone in the same way she did. Perhaps you might also be able to share them with your friends or even draw your own funny people to explain something interesting. Science is open for you to discover, and she will be glad to show you its weirdness with the help of cheerful pictures. Come along and learn with me, everyone deserves a fun and exciting learning experience.
