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Creating a Classroom Bulletin Board Introduction: Creating a Classroom Bulletin Board. Hi! ... Step 1: Choose a Theme. ... Step 2: Select a Color Palette. ... Step 3: Make a Supply List. ... Step 5: Arrange the Items. ... Step 6: Add the Wrapping Paper. ... Step 7: Attach the Border. ... Step 8: Add Pictures and Words.

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Stick with traditional fonts like Arial, Times New Roman, or similar typefaces. Use italics or bold for emphasis, not for all your text. Don't place your text on top of a picture; that makes it difficult to read. Don't use ALL CAPS; THEY ARE MUCH HARDER TO READ.

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Depending on the size of your bulletin board, I like to keep bulletin board letters to about 3.5-4.5 inches. Letter size paper is 11 inches tall (if you have it in portrait mode), so I like to make my letters about half the size of the paper.

You could hang two bulletin boards ? one "open to the public" and another more private one behind that. You could do a bulletin board / chalkboard combination as pictured above. You could even do a bulletin board in the back, concealed by a great piece of art or plywood covered in patterned wallpaper on the front.

How to Make Your Own Bulletin Board Letters Pick your favorite font(s). You may think this is the easy part, but for me, it's the hardest. ... Use your preferred program to type out the letters. I like using PowerPoint for all of my documents. ... Start typing and sizing. ... Choose your colored paper and print. ... Cut them out!