I think i'm going to get in trouble, help!

So my class got a substitute for science class, so we sat where we wanted, and we had to read a book or take out some sort of work. So these kids were passing a piece of paper with innapropriate (however spelled) drawings and i decided, eh what do i have to lose, i read it and it was funny, pictures making fun of each other. So i decided to draw one... and then later this chinese kid in my class came and took it, and one of us went to take it back when the teacher told him to bring it up. She saw the pictures and said she was going to tell our teacher, i only drew one, but i take all blame, even though she didn't write my name down on the paper, Please help what if my teacher wants to know what we wrote?!? the substitute wrote "innapropriate not passing" on the session sheet and the 4 students who passed it, excluding me, which once again i take all blame, will tell on me aswell, which i agree on. please help me, i don't want to risk my relationship with our homeroom teacher, she is kinda mean, but she will be meaner once she hears this.. although i agree i don't want her to think wrong of us,

Btw i only drew 1 picture and they were all blaming me.. o:

You should be straight up and honest with your teacher. You will feel so much better about yourself. Despite what happens, being honest will always turn out better. Not saying anything can be just like lying. The kids who were on the list will appreciate what you do. You don't want to think back on this next week feeling guilty, I know what that's like.

trie esplaining this too her slowly and calmly but also remember 5 years from now you wont care but again admit to the one picture you drew but make sure she knows you didn't start it the one who starts it is ussually in the most trouble

Try to calmly explain to your teacher what really happened... Dont be whiny and dont try to blame it on the other kids. Just tell her the truth, and no one will be that inhumane to still punish you for something that you had little part in

The thing to do is "take the bull by the horns" so to speak and go to the teacher, confront her and tell all; be honest. She will probably appreciate this and I'm willing to bet that she will like you for it...