Bulletin Board : Haunted Mansion Halloween Classroom Theme

Create a haunted-mansion Halloween display with scene pieces, borders and headline letters, then personalize the included PowerPoint name-and-photo cards for your class.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
Pages
127
File type
Multiple File Types
Editable
Yes

Updated Sep 08, 2023

Subject
Halloween
Topic
Haunted mansion, Halloween bulletin board
Resource types
Classroom Decor, Bulletin Boards, Door Decor
Editable
Yes

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From the author

Looking to add some spooky flair to your classroom this Halloween? Our Bulletin Board: Haunted Mansion Halloween Classroom Theme is just the thing you need to create a hauntingly awesome Halloween display. With its charming and colorful mansion design, this board will add to the festive atmosphere of your classroom, and at the same time show off your creativity and love for the holiday.

Take it one step further and use this kit to decorate your classroom door with Haunted Mansion theme. Our bulletin board kit will help you create a Halloween-themed door decoration that your students and other teachers will admire.

This Haunted Mansion Halloween bulletin board kit provides printable artwork and editable cards for a festive display; supply paper, printing and attachment materials separately. Simply print out the kit, cut out the pieces, and assemble them. With just these simple steps, you can transform your classroom into a spooky and festive space that your students will love. Transforming your classroom into a spooky Halloween wonderland has never been easier. Let your creativity shine and have fun bringing this fun and exciting Halloween project to life!

Here's What's Included:

  • Images & Letters: These print perfectly on standard 8.5x11 inch sheets. If you've seen the words showcased in the images, you'll be pleased to know each letter can be printed individually on these sheets.

  • Border Design: A lovely border to frame your content.

  • Customizable Features: There's an option to add your students' names and even their photos, making it more personalized.

  • Printing Guidelines: While it's crafted to ideally fit a 4 x 6 feet bulletin board, the end display size can vary. It depends on the spacing between letters and elements, as well as the image size you opt for.

A Little Heads-up: Screen resolutions can make colors appear slightly different.

File Types Available:

  • PDF: Ideal for manual cutting.

  • JPEG: Suitable for cutting machines.

  • PPTX: For those editable cards.

Please note:

• The recommended software is ADOBE ACROBAT READER.

You can get it for free https://get.adobe.com/reader/

• The recommended software for editing the card’s text is MICROSOFT POWERPOINT.

• For those who want to use a cutting machine, a basic knowledge of how to use the jpeg file is compulsory. I CANNOT provide any tutorials for this.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Set the layout with push pins or washi tape before committing - the tips page recommends moving the pieces around first and only stapling once the arrangement looks right

  • Thicker paper such as white cardstock is recommended for the pieces, and laminating them keeps the same set usable for a second Halloween

  • The kit is scaled for a 4 x 6 foot board; for a classroom door, use the multiple-pages-per-sheet tutorial to print smaller pieces, and preview the layout before printing

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

How many lettering options come with the kit?

Three, each supplied as a separate file of single-letter pages: Happy Halloween, Creeping It Real and a longer Welcome To The Happy Mansion headline. A page inside the main PDF is headed "MORE LETTERING OPTIONS", and the three sets are also mirrored as JPEGs for cutting machines.

How do student names and photos get onto the display?

Through the PowerPoint card file. The first slide has six NAME HERE text cards; the second has six photo placeholders. The overview names Microsoft PowerPoint or Apple Keynote as the software for that file; the scene images and letters are fixed artwork.

How big does the finished display end up?

About 4 x 6 feet, which the overview calls an estimate - the real size depends on how much space is left between letters, which image sizes are chosen, and the spacing between elements. One tutorial uses Poster and Tile Scale; the other prints multiple pages on one sheet to make smaller pieces.

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