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There's a lot of good ones in the series itself, I really like So Ist Es Immer from the Levi ova 
It's half English so I can understand what they're saying 
In my classroom, there's a picture with the writing: ドイツの先生 A random student drew it for my German teacher. I wondered if this is right.
Either would work I think 
your verison would be more personal versus the other one that sounds more like a title given 
I'd love to go there one day and study the architecture for art
I'll have to get a lot of money though and maybe somehow freelance or something
such grand dreams for such a young heart and empty pockets
Better to have dreams and no external resources than be hopeless and wealthy.
It's only natural to dream while young, and the nicest people still have dreams when they get older. Their dreams may change, but what is life but change, love, and learning?
I'm blessed with optimism in a pessimistic world.
My Aunt and Uncle went to Germany with someone else for a month last year They only rode bikes and ate sandwiches and went to air bnbs to be as cheap as possible
your verison would be more personal versus the other one that sounds more like a title given I see
That's cool you got to visit Chicago and even Canada too!
What kind of cool things to do does Germany have? 
Me, I live in the state of Ohio, which is to the east of Chicago (2 states to the right), it isn't the biggest for tourism tho but at least it's pretty chill and the people are nice as long (at least if you're in a more rural area I think) Some interesting cities to visit like Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Hamburg, you can visit the mountains and the beautiful rural areas around it (Allgäu) and we have some good theme parks like Europa Park, Phantasialand and Movie Park. If you visit Europa Park you can also hop into France because it's right next to it Most people should be able to speak English I would also recommend you to visit Georgia!
Aaa Germany sounds like so much fun!! It'd be nice to get to go see it someday! And that's a plus too that they can speak English (although maybe learning a little German would probably be helpful for me haha) Also love the snow pictures they look so cool looks peaceful too
In my classroom, there's a picture with the writing: ドイツの先生 A random student drew it for my German teacher. I wondered if this is right.
I thiiink it means "Germany (the place) teacher". If you add 語 it's "German teacher" tho! I think the の also has to be in there to connect the two nouns
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