Tissue paper bulliten board

See how to make a tissue paper bulletin board border to spruce up your primary classroom. Make it a focal point for engaging students.

See how to make a tissue paper bulletin board border to spruce up your primary classroom. Make it a focal point for engaging students.

So I had been seeing these cute borders on soooo many bulletin board pictures on Pinterest. I couldn't wait to get to school and try it! I was pretty successful!! It took a lot more paper than I thought, it actually isn't even done because I ran out of paper! I'm going to get some more and finish it on Monday. Here is how to make that scrunchy border: First you need some bulletin board paper. I used what I took down from an old bulletin board! Then you can cut it in to strips that are a…

Get a full and fringy look with this DIY Tissue Paper Garland. Easy to make and looks great for a celebration!

I am finally back in "school" mindset. Partly because I am ready to start thinking about it, planning for it, getting excited about it ... and partly because well, it. is. August. Can I get an AMEN! *smile* With that said, I have officially started working in my classroom. It isn't very cozy yet, but considering this was ONE Friday, I am pretty excited about my accomplishments! Today, I am sharing one of my favorite bulletin board borders. This idea is by no means my own, and there are quite…

I love bulletin boards. Have I mentioned that? I love making my bulletin boards art. I love putting art on my bulletin boards. Heck...I'll put almost anything on my boards! Here are a few ideas for quick and funky borders using some non-traditional items that you may have laying around your house. Poker Chips I use poker chips for several different things in my classroom, so I have quite a few on hand. They make a great border, don't they? If you have a metal edged board, you can use a glue…

Speech therapy bulletin board to show speech sound progression. Te first flower has "sounds" on the stem, the second has "words" & the last flower has "sentences" written on the stem. I glued leaves with each students name on it to a small clothespin. When students make progress. I will move their name to the next flower!