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School Bus
added 7-27-00
Original Author Unknown
Create a large yellow school
bus, with the children's heads (photos, photocopies or drawings) in the
windows. The side of the bus could read "Mrs. Smith's Magic School
Bus".
Bright Star
added 7-27-00
Original Author Unknown
Print each child's name on a star.
"Welcome to my Bright Stars!"
What a
Great Catch! added 7-27-00
Original Author Unknown
Take pictures of the children
the first day of school. Then have then developed. I attach the pictures
to a fishing net with fish cut outs and hang up with the words
"What a Great Catch!"
Our
Future's So Bright added
7-28-00
Original Author Unknown
One of my favorite beginning bulletin
boards is a great big sun with sunglasses on and the caption "Our
Future's So Bright, We Have To Wear Shades" I take their pictures
individually the first day wearing sunglasses and then put them up on the
BB. It's in the hall and everyone loves it!
Step on in!
added
7-28-00
Original Author Unknown
Have a bulletin board saying
"Step on in for a good year" or "Stepping into a great year
at (your school's name)". Find a pattern of a shoe and copy it. The
kids could color them and put their names on them. We always ask for a
picture of the kids so they see themselves at school.
We All Fit
Together
added 9-2-00
Original Author Unknown
The heading on the board was "We all fit together". I used
a large floor puzzle. First we put it together and then we traced
each piece and put a number in the corner so we would know where it went.
Each child drew a picture of themselves on their piece and decorated it
any way that they wanted.
One Honey
Of A Room
added 5-23-01 Submitted
by: Cheryl Warner
Make bees buzzing around a hive. Put each child's name on the bee
and title your bulletin board "WELCOME TO ONE HONEY OF A ROOM"
Jumping
into Pre-K
added 5-23-01
Original Author Unknown
Cover the door of your classroom or your bulletin board with blue butcher
paper. On green paper cut out a big frog sitting on a lily pad. Above the
frog write, "Look who's jumping into Pre-K!". Make little frog
cut outs for all the children in your class. Write each child's name
on one and put them around the door or on the bulletin board. The children
have a great time finding their name.
Whose Who?
added 8-9-01 Submitted
by:
Mary Tilman
The students had to decorated a cardstock person and make it look
like them. The students were giving fabric, magazines, art supplies
(sequins, buttons, etc..), markers, crayons, glue, and scissors. The
students decorate their person. We place on our bulletin board for Open
House. The parents had to guess which cardstock person was their child.
The students enjoyed watching their parents trying to find them.
Welcome Aboard
added 8-9-01 Submitted
by: Kathy Taylor
"Whale"come Aboard". A big picture of a whale with small
picture's of whale's w/ kid's names on it.
We Are
Ready for Preschool! added
7-15-03 Submitted
by: Chris Marrs
Make an ocean scene for the bulletin board by using blue paper for the top
2/3 and brown paper for the bottom 1/3. You can get very creative by
thinning glue and adding sand to the brown paper to look like the ocean
floor. In the middle of the bulletin board put a Sponge Bob picture
with the words, "We Are Ready For Preschool!" Have
pictures of Squidward, Sandy, Patrick, Mr. Crabs, for teachers and staff
who will be working with the children. Use other sea creatures and
write the children's names on those. These can be laminated for future
use. You can add seaweed by taking green tissue or construction paper and
forming into a roll. Make several different lengths and staple to
the board. You can also add a treasure chest and plastic jewels,
necklaces, etc. to the ocean floor using a hot glue gun. The
children and staff love the colors, different textures and of course the
Sponge Bob theme!
I'll Be Dog
Gone added
8-2-05 Submitted
by: Monica Burch
For a welcome board at the beginning of the school year, make a picture of
a big dog (any kind will do) and smaller "pup" pictures of the
same dog. The heading for the bulletin board will read "I'll be dog
gone look who is in Pre-K!" Then you will write all the students
names on doggie bones.
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