Hallway work display ideas

I tried to figure out a new, different way to hang my students work this year. I used clothespins last year, but when the hallway got re...

Make Yourself P R O U D! This is our student display board for the year. My students will be able to put anything on their clothespin that…

For a wow wall-do this in shades of blue and green with white in between. Use for student comments, tweets, status posts, etc., interspersed with quotes.

I’ve been working so hard making things, that I haven’t had time to post them! So I’m going to do an all-in-one pinterest show! I’ll try to make sure I give credit to where …

Every morning, before your students walk into your classroom, they pass through the hallways of your building. What do the walls look like? If you're looking for a way to spruce up the walls with a hall display to last through the year...keep reading! One year when I was teaching,

1. Repurpose your filing cabinets 2. Paint the cork of the bulletin board 3. Use shower curtain, table cloth, or fabric in place of bulletin board paper. 4. Hang a fish net to the wall and attach student work with clothespins 5. Use sheet protectors 6. Mount clothespins to the wall with tacks or hot glue clothespins (use a hair dryer to remove stubborn pieces of hot glue on the walls at the end of the year) 7.Back work on construction paper and cover your windows 8. Run a clothesline or yarn…

Ideas for hallways displays. Step-by-step guides to lead your upper elementary students in creating beautiful bulletin boards, collaborative posters.

Displaying student work is important, but figuring out where and how to easily display student work, and changing out work samples can be tricky.