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5 ways to make putting up a bulletin board take less time - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Line it up make it nice and straight and spaced put a piece of painters tape. Across all of them.MoreLine it up make it nice and straight and spaced put a piece of painters tape. Across all of them. And then take all of them up to your bulletin. Board. And use the tape to hold it there.

Here are 35 fresh ideas to jazz up any of the bulletin boards in your classroom. Hang some lights. Source: Chelsea Lee. ... Use blow up letters. Source: Pretty Little Teachers. ... Turn it into a showcase. ... Make it 3D. ... Use clothespins. ... Use the entire wall. ... Give kids something to think about. ... Use nontraditional borders.

Add Color. Visual interest is the key to keeping children engaged in interactive bulletin boards. Plain, boring boards with little color or visual appeal will not hold students' interest. Even if the topic is interesting, students will quickly become bored and uninterested.

Make It Attractive Make it interactive and engaging if you want students to pay attention to your bulletin board. For this, you can use fabric clips, colorful sketch pens, and even create different pockets to store information. All in all, use your creativity to make your bulletin board as interactive as possible.

Bulletin Board Hack #5: Tack It in Place Use tacks! Tack all your letters and pieces and step back to take a look. This is perfect for large boards, or boards that need to be straight and stuff, like a word wall. If you tack up your pieces, you can easily move them if they're not quite right.

Clean & Easy To Read Fonts/Graphics You're sure to have fluent readers in your class but for those who are still building those skills, it's really important to keep things simple for them. Cool fonts are great but using simple & easy to read fonts and graphics makes your bulletin boards more student-friendly.

Chat Simplicity. i.e. Onomatopoeia. Purpose is to teach. Brief Text. Meaningful, short, tothepoint. Attractiveness. Use colors to your advantage. Avoid contrasting/clashing colors. Use at least 3 main colors. Large enough to read. Title should around 34 inches. Text below should be 23" minimum. Avoid hard to read font.

You'll find examples of interactive bulletin boards like this one all over Pinterest. The concept is basic: Post notes with encouraging and kind words on a board for students to grab when they need to be lifted up. Provide paper for them to add their own kind words for others too.