Hanging student work in the classroom

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

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…

Christina | Fourth Grade Flair on Instagram: "Shoutout to this bulletin board that is already ready for next year 🙌 (but only because it only got 3/4 of a year worth of work last year!) I remember @hipsterartteacher's tutorial on these adorable 3D lightbulbs and I had to do it! They turned out amazing and I even had a few extras to hang in my classroom.⁣ -⁣ I didn't have a bulletin board outside of my classroom in my last district, so I was SO excited to decorate this one to hang student…

Classroom walls are a great place to show off your classroom theme. They’re also an even better place to display anchor charts and student work! However, I don’t know about you, but hanging items on classroom walls presents a unique set of difficulties: Nothing short of super glue seems to stick to cinder block walls.

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...

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