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1 Decide which topic. Decide which topic you would like to feature on your bulletin board as the first step in the planning process.2 Create a canvas for your bulletin board.3 Pick engaging images to feature on the display.4 Create a title.5 Gather academic information to feature on the bulletin board.6 Add elements.

Gather the following items, many of which you probably already have on hand, and set them aside for your bulletin board tool kit. Stapler (that can open flat) Staples. Magnetic Staple Remover. Masking Tape. Clear Tape. Packaging Tape. Permanent Markers. Sticky Dots.

Static boards: Hang the board at 54? to the mid-height. (This measurement is 6? lower than the ADA standard guideline for hanging signs to improve reach.)

Tips for Creating Interactive Bulletin Boards Put It At Eye Level. An interactive bulletin board does students no good if they cannot reach it.Add Color. Visual interest is the key to keeping children engaged in interactive bulletin boards.Make It Durable.

35 Easy Ways to Give Classroom Bulletin Boards a Fresh Look Hang some lights. Source: Chelsea Lee.Use blow up letters. Source: Pretty Little Teachers.Turn it into a showcase. Source: Jana Guerra & Ashley Krause.Make it 3D.Use clothespins.Use the entire wall.Give kids something to think about.Use nontraditional borders.

Using Bulletin Boards to Teach Teachers can use bulletin boards to teach math, language arts, geography, and other disciplines. Bulletin boards can introduce new topics and generate student interest. A bulletin board with dinosaur bones, for example, can introduce a unit on dinosaurs.

The board should be at eye level, include color, be durable, and have clear directions about how to interact with it. An interactive bulletin board does students no good if they cannot reach it. When planning such a board, make sure that it is at their eye level and easily accessible for young hands.