Highlight your students’ unique talents and remind them how they are capable of anything right now! From the creator: “We used construction paper, glue, and an Ellison machine. We also cut the letters and people cut outs out with a cricket machine.” How can you use this board with your students? Students will stand in […]

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A fun movie reference helps students to remember the message: Never forget how much exciting journeys are within the covers of books right at your fingertips! From the creator: “I used Pacon printed bulletin board paper and a matching boarder. I found a coloring sheet of the house from Up! and colored to match the […]

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Whether you teach in a parochial school or within a Sunday school for your church, this is a fantastic idea for students who are old enough to consume social media sites. Love these super cute social media reminders about how God will still be there, even if He is not on students’ phones. It also has […]

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End of the school year bulletin boards are a perfect way to remind students to stay on track during the time of year when they are already on vacation. “Newspaper, construction paper, bulletin board border and font (from Google Drawing) was used to create this bulletin board to help countdown the end of year. A […]

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Encourage your students of any age to think big and realize they are capable of anything they aspire! From the creator: “I created this using circle border shapes, letters/wording and frames cut on Cricut on cardstock that was purchased at JoAnn Fabrics and Michaels. Mirrors are paper that was purchased on Amazon.” How can you […]

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Elementary school computer lab bulletin boards can really use novelty.  Usually technology teachers teach multiple grade levels and standards which makes it a little more difficult to do specific topics or skills on their boards. This building blocks option is fun for all! “Building” on a familiar theme, students will easily put together that technology […]

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Celebrate Spring with a colorful flower tree made by your students!   From the creator: “We did lessons on the artist Wassily Kandinsky.  Then the students were to create their own brightly colored circle art for the tree.  I created the tree with acrylic paint on bulletin board paper then stapled up the students work.” […]

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Reminding students they are enough should be done on a regular basis and this bulletin board gently sends that message loud and clear! From the creator: “I did this board for the school counselor using a motivational saying. Butterflies were 3D and purchased supper cheap from Amazon. Fabric background 3 yards of sky blue, and […]

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Let’s focus on science learning!  Here’s a fun “Element”ary school science bulletin board! From the creator: “Play on words for Element unit. Clip art from online free site. Clip art projected on white paper covered smartboard. Traced and hand cut then colored by hand with crayons. Construction paper letter, Word fond, hand cut. After board […]

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Get everyone on your team involved in creating their own bulletin board to show their classroom spirit! From the creator: “This year our school theme is Get in the Game. My students made images of themselves with game attire in baseball, soccer, and basketball.” How can you use this board with your students? Have students […]

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