A back to school bulletin board has never been so colorful and easy to put together!  Need some tutorials for how to make giant paper flowers?  Stop by this Pinterest board to get some inspiration. “I created a few paper craft flowers that I learned from Pinterest. Our classroom theme is A Garden that is […]

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Science teachers need great bulletin board ideas too! From the creator: “Practice good habitats”, a play on words to fit a junior high science classroom. I used construction paper letters, shredded paper for nest, purchased border, all on a fabric background. How can you use this board with your students? Have students brainstorm a list […]

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Kick off the school year with a fun fall themed football bulletin board! From the creator: “We used poster size characters, megaphones and footballs that were printed on cardstock and then cut out. Letters are punch out letters. Poms were created with tulle and ribbon and tied to the characters.” How can you use this […]

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Back to School bulletin boards don’t have to be time consuming or super cutesy.  Even better when they get students involved in the process too! “This bulletin board was put together with construction paper, pre-purchased border from our local school supply store and font templates from PowerPoint to greet our students for welcome back night. […]

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Perfect for preschool or Kindergarten teachers, this bulletin board is a great visual for new students to see their face, their name, and attach a number to it. “I made the shirt, shorts, and hands/arms then copied onto colored construction paper. I also color copied their photos.” How can you use this board with your […]

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Sometimes a simple bulletin board that involves minor prep is just as effective as one that is very involved when putting together.  Plus, the apples are a traditional school symbol all will recognize.   How can you use this board with your students? Have students help to create the tissue paper apples as a reward […]

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Correlating with a classic Kindergarten back to school book, this bulletin board is sure to delight your new students when they are able to recognize and find their own names on display for all the classroom to see! From the creator: “The blue background was from Lakeshore Learning…it’s their special bulletin board paper that can […]

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A wonderful way to highlight telling time, while also touching upon a seasonal event simultaneously! From the creator: “I used Hawaiian leis and cut and strung them together. I added dollar store flip-flops. I found free clip art of sun glasses and cut them out in various colors and then added a picture of the […]

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Your students will love the animal references in this parochial themed bulletin board! From the creator: “I did this board while teaching at a Catholic school a couple of years ago. I enjoyed putting up Science themed boards but I was required to do a religious board too. I incorporated both together. I used an […]

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Feel the strength in this message about sunflowers and how both students and flowers really stand out when challenges come their way with this fun summer bulletin board. From the creator: “I used tissue paper for yellow petals. Then brown, tan, and green construction paper for the leaves and stem. There are copy paper letters […]

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