Tree classroom decorations

Setting up a classroom family photo display is a great way to build a positive classroom community. Today, I'm going to share a letter you can send home requesting a family photo, as well as some

PRICES MAY VARY. Pastel boho color: the heart tree bulletin board decoration features simple boho colors, and designed in the shape of heart, rainbow, and tree, eye-catching and delicate, easy to attract the attention of your students, students can write their names on paper cutouts, which will liven up the class atmosphere. Package content: you will get 85 pieces of of boho classroom tree bulletin board sets, including 70 pieces of heart cutouts designed in 7 different colors and 2 sizes, 1…

DIY Paper Tree Project #reading #readingcorner #tree #classroom #teacher I made this off my Cricut machine, a roll of brown paper from Michales, fishing line and hot glue!

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PRICES MAY VARY. [Classroom Tree Bulletin Board Decor] Classroom tree bulletin board decor set is packed with fall Thanksgiving theme elements, including scarecrows, pumpkins, corn, hedgehogs, turkey, maple leaves, and more, with enough elements to satisfy any of your autumn and Thanksgiving creative decorating ideas. [Premium Material] Our bulletin board sets are made of premium materials, durable, not easy to break and fade, and will last you a long time, making them your first choice for…

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…

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…