Cards Against Teaching: The Best Card Game For All Teachers!

Well, you’re a teacher and teaching is your life. When you’re not at school, you’re probably dealing with exams, students’ work, cutting some paper into star shapes, or you’re probably too tired to do anything else. Here comes Cards Against Teaching to bring back the fun old you! This one’s a card game that is only understandable by teachers, so, you’d wanna play it with your closest colleagues during breaks, nights out, school trips, or any gathering. 

Whilst the content isn’t as dirty as the usual Cards Against Humanity packs, you should definitely keep this deck of over 500 cards away from kids. I bet you don’t want to tell them how much you hate grading essays at 1 AM, how you want to tell their parents that their kid isn’t really an angel, or that you see their Facebook friend request but totally ignore them… 

It’s one incredible way to make some funny jokes about your occupation because even though we know you love teaching, you all need Cards Against Teaching! While laughing and combining cards, you’ll see that all teachers love and hate the same things, even though you’ve never really talked about all of them! 

Gameplay

• Let the funniest teacher be the Card Czar;
• He/she deals everyone 7 white cards and reads one black card out;
• All other players submit their funniest white card;
• Whatever the Card Czar thinks is the funniest response, wins the round.

Winning

You will enjoy it so much you will forget about competing, however, whoever has the most awesome points, meaning, has won the most rounds, wins Cards Against Teaching. 

Card Examples

Black cards:

• What I’d like to tell that one parent.
• What’s that smell?
• At least I don’t teach __________.
• This teacher runs on coffee & ___________.
• It’s okay to cry when ___________.
• Why I don’t friend my students on Facebook?

White cards:

• Losing a kid on a school trip;
• Crying in the storage room;
• That one kid who actually listens;
• Pulling my hair out, literally;
• Tequila;
• Work I never gave back to students;