World Emoji Day in 2021

On World Emoji Day here are my thoughts on creativity! Teachers amaze me every day. Their ability to create is endless and I don't think there is any other profession (perhaps apart from actual artists!) who are more creative. Teachers create all the time. Lesson plans, material https://t.co/e3psa2IJcv

— Ola Kowalska (@Olalakowalska) July 12, 2021

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— MAHI (@YadavMandy) July 14, 2021

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— Flare Community🌐 (@CommunityFlare) July 14, 2021

We are embracing the emoji this week as it is World Emoji day on 17 July. All you need to do is identify the book title from the pictures and add the author. Simple! Good luck – answers posted tomorrow at 7pm https://t.co/8d6CLN0jhP

— Wiltshire Libraries (@WiltsLibraries) July 15, 2021

World Emoji Day is on Saturday, so today we will be making our own emojis 😝😎🙄🤣🤗 https://t.co/AeFJHmEkU6

— NorfolkHouseNursery (@NHNursery) July 15, 2021

In Kenya, the top overall emojis used are face with tears of joy, love heart and rolling on the floor laughing https://t.co/V0lvHYudeX

— TheStarKenya (@TheStarKenya) July 15, 2021

Nothing screams the time that we live in quite like World Emoji Day! There's no denying the emoji's capacity to transmit universal meaning, allowing people of all ages and nationalities to communicate with the thumb of a button. https://t.co/2eQb8Ygpze #WorldEmojiDay https://t.co/UtBjG0ttOC

— Beyond: Secondary Teaching Resources (@TwinklBeyond) July 12, 2021