Bulletin board tree ideas

One of many photos shared by an elementary school library associate.

by Jenny I've been working on Fruit of the Spirit ~ A Homeschool Study with my kids and we decided it would be fun to make a giant tree to hang all of our fruits on. If you wanted to do the study and wanted a tree on a smaller scale you could make one on posterboard, or make one just 2-D, I'm sure there's tons of tree clip art you could print as well. I began my hunt for brown paper that would be long enough. I found this great roll of wrapping paper at Deals, a $1 store, that was brown on…

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I was going to be really clever and do a "Flashback Friday" post about my DIY Tree that my rock star of a husband and I built 3 years ago for my first grade classroom..however, my goal to post yesterday was interrupted by a little someone who boycotted naps! So here it is today! After my first year of teaching I had my heart set on making an awesome free standing tree for my classroom that my students could read under. I had an Explorer theme going and I really wanted to make my classroom…

It's fall y'all! Celebrate all things fall, Thanksgiving, and Veterans Day with these November bulletin board ideas.

About this item The classroom tree bulletin board decor set includes: 1 big tree bulletin board cutouts (consisting of 8 parts, need DIY), 50 pieces green leaves cutouts in 10 different colors; 50 pieces maple leaves cutouts in 10 different colors; 20 pieces gradient color maple leaves cutouts in 5 different colors, and 200 pieces glue point dots; Each style has enough quantity, with spring theme elements, making these cardboards suitable for decorating walls, bulletin boards, doors and…

See- I promised it wouldn't be a whole week before you saw me again :) I have an obsession. I have an obsession with tissue paper pom poms. I use them for everything. I am also really bad at remembering to take pictures so I don't have as much evidence as I would like. I used pom poms to decorate for my class play. They are a permanent feature in my classroom library (which my kids like to things of as clouds!). I also use them for decorating for parties, but like I said, I am terrible at…

Thanksgiving bulletin board. Twist butcher paper to make tree trunk and branches. Have students write something they are thankful for on leaves. Easy!