I'm not much for bulletin boards. Typically, I do them in the fall, and never get around to changing them. This year, I was determined to be better about having fun boards that I could realistically get done! The trick for me was getting them ready in the summer before school starts! I used poster board, the letter cutters, and laminated what I could so the boards would be ready, and I could just add to them. The best part is, I can re-use them next year yay!!!
September, Sailing Back to School Board:
The back was ready, all I had to add was the boats and names. Oh yes, I used velcro to put them up. Tape never seems to work.
Next is my fall board for October: Who's hiding in the pumpkin patch?
Sorry about the glare, but as its laminated, its hard to get a good pic. The kids made the pumpkins, I was planning on those hanging green things to be cute little curls made on a pencil, but they came out a little funny. For their pictures I brought in a straw hat, a tiny bale of hay from the craft store and some face paint. My plan was to do little scarecrow noses on them, but some of them had other requests and I just went with it. One of them has a black widow on his nose!!
December, for Christmas we did "Joy to the World" with a caroling reindeer:
The kids had a ball with the glitter glue, decorating their trees.
January, "Our School is cool" snow globe, and snowman board
First I had them pose with their coats on, pretending they were standing with a snowman. Then I gave them the snowman, and little bits of colored paper for them to decorate their snowmen. I also emptied out my hole punch so they could glue snowflakes on. I covered them with plastic plates to look like snow globes. I had a little trouble getting the plates to stay. Tape and white glue did not work. Hot glue did though, and they loved their globes!
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