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Basic Layout Decide on a board topic. ... To make a colourful background, cover the board with craft paper. ... Create borders that match your colour scheme for a certain look. ... Print important information in large fonts at eye level. ... Include bright, patterned, concept-appropriate decorations.

Ribbon is another great way to add depth and color to your bulletin boards. Incorporate ribbon into your borders, use it to frame student work, or tie some bows to include some fancy decorations.

Some other student information bulletin board ideas: Student pictures (love this kinder one!) ?All About Me? board displaying writings and self-portraits (like this!) ?Growing our Goals? board (like number 3 in this post!) Student jobs bulletin board ( I love this easy one!)

A bulletin board (pinboard, pin board, noticeboard, or notice board in British English) is a surface intended for the posting of public messages, for example, to advertise items wanted or for sale, announce events, or provide information.

Teachers and business workers may use bulletin boards to display calendars or information such as upcoming events, maps, charts, flyers, and posters. Teachers may use bulletin boards as lesson extensions and place pictures, games, or other interactive features on the board.

If you want to make a very large scale bulletin board for not a lot of money, consider using foam board instead of cork board. The foam is cheap and pins stick in the material perfectly. Another nice thing about the project is that the finished product is lightweight, so it's easy to hang.

Here are a few general bulletin board themes that teachers can consider to gain inspiration for their own classrooms: Holidays. Beginning or end of the school year. Course curriculum. Book summaries. Motivational or inspirational quotes. Elementary school student activities.