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Candy Land Welcome Banner Set a sweet tone for your learning environment with the Candy Land Welcome Banner. This classroom decor piece draws inspiration from the charm and vibrancy of candy, presenting an inviting explosion of primary…
Printable candy-land-themed color-name posters for classroom wall decoration, teaching/reinforcing color-word recognition.
Observe Independence Day with an exciting and engaging classroom activity! This 4th of July Collaborative Coloring Poster has the students work together to create a vibrant, oversized work of art.
A collaborative class coloring poster activity where each student colors and cuts one labeled section that is later assembled into a single large 'Ready Set Learn' poster.
A collaborative class coloring poster activity where each student colors and cuts one labeled section that is later assembled into a single large 'School Is Cool' poster.
Start the new school year off right with our motivational Back to School Collaborative Poster – the perfect First Day of School activity for unifying your class!
Reference posters for teaching and displaying basic color names/recognition, in a crab/beach motif.
Reference posters for teaching and displaying basic color names/recognition, in a bear-themed motif.
A set of cat-themed posters for teaching and displaying color recognition.
Introduce and reinforce color-name recognition and vocabulary via wall/bulletin-board display posters.
Free download I know that classroom decor needs to be both functional and engaging. I created this resource because I wanted a color chart that felt modern and fresh, moving away from the standard "crayons and paint splashes" clip art we've seen for decades. What’s included: This download features a vibrant, high-resolution poster displaying 11…
Make a vibrant first impression by welcoming students into your classroom with this customizable pastel rainbow door sign. The two sizes included, 8"x10" and 11"x14", allow you to decorate openings of any size.
A collaborative class art activity in which each student colors one assigned grid block; the blocks combine into one large poster (per numbered directions text found in the file).
Classroom posters teaching color words and counting using apple images.
Teach students the two forms of color poetry (a) starting each line with the color name, and (b) describing a color using the five senses, via instructional posters and fill-in graphic organizers, for a K-3 poetry unit.
Provide color-recognition classroom decor posters (Boho Rainbow theme) that display each basic color's name so students can learn and reference color words.
Provide fully editable, candy-themed classroom decor posters (color names/words) that teachers can customize for wall display or cut into flashcards.
Provide fully editable, owl-themed classroom decor posters (color names/words) that teachers can customize for wall display or cut into flashcards.
Provide color-recognition classroom decor posters (pastel Groovy theme) that display each basic color's name so students can learn and reference color words.
Provide color-recognition classroom decor posters (marketed as 'Pastel Rainbow' theme) that display each basic color's name so students can learn and reference color words.
Provide simple color-name posters (with the color word shown on each poster) for classroom display, useful for young learners and art students to learn color spelling.
Cute, bright, and colorful posters to display in your classroom/homeschool/preschool setting. This file is a PDF that is 15 pages long. Each color is displayed on one sheet with a real-life picture of something that matches the color shown. In addition, each poster is labeled with the color name in English and Spanish. - - - - - - - - -…
Colorful and bright "color words" posters! This product comes as a PDF (11 pages). Each poster has a color word that is easy to read and a realistic picture that goes along with the color word. These posters can be printed on a regular sheet of 8.5"x11" paper, alternatively you can also print on big A3 paper if you are looking for…
Introduce a color with a classroom poster, then let students make their own version on the matching blackline page. The resource includes display and reuse directions, so you can prepare the posters before a color lesson and keep the coloring pages for individual practice.