JSC137 Don't Believe Everything You Read On The Internet Funny Poster | Not Abe Lincoln | 18-Inches by 12-Inches

The poster looks great at the front of the classroom! Students have generated several discussions based on the quote!

Makes sense

This was a gift for a social studies teacher to use this new year. So trendy and appropriate. Smaller than I thought but my fault for not checking size. Arrives rolled so allow time for flattening.

I bought several posters for my classroom and they were all awesome…except for this one. Heavy print lines and very pixelated eye on Lincoln.The Lincoln issue was obviously a small image that was blown up far bigger than the limited pixels available were capable. The print lines are most likely a printer running out of ink and no one was checking before throwing it in a tube. I was annoyed and going to return it, but don’t feel like going through the hassle. As long as my students don’t get closer than 4 feet they probably won’t notice. Will not be buying from this seller again.

You can barely see Abraham's face. It blends into the background

Overpriced and the company making great money for just a basic print of a non-trademarked tredy meme.

I purchased for my high school English classroom as it supports lessons on checking the reliability of sources. After I laminated it and hung it up today, I had students reading and discussing the posters message on their own. Win!

I have this hanging in my classroom. I'm an English teacher. I sometimes get asked why I have "a history guy" in my classroom, and I just smile and say he was a wise man.Undoubtedly, usually around December, sometimes February, one of my students will be a bit more alert than usual, start shaking their head, maybe even pointing at the poster, and swear that Lincoln never said that. "Are you sure?" "Yes." "Huh. Well, I'll be," as I continue with the lesson.