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Great minds grow here!:Spring & Easter Bulletin Boards & Door Decor

Four spring and Easter display phrases - "great minds grow here!", "hopping into spring!", "happy Easter!" and "hello spring!" - are laid out one letter to a page, each phrase supplied twice, alongside full-page artwork for the rest of the display.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
Pages
99
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Apr 04, 2024

Subject
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, Easter, Seasons, Spring
Topic
Easter Classroom Decor, Spring Bulletin Boards
Resource types
Door Decor, Classroom Decor
Preparation
Print ready

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What's inside this resource

Turn your classroom into an oasis this spring with our Great minds grow here!'' 'Hopping Into Spring! 'hello Spring' and 'happy Easter!' bulletin boards and door decor sets. Engage your students in a fun hands on project that captures the essence of the season filling your learning environment with the vibrancy of springtime and the happiness of Easter.

Included Features;

1. Spring themed Bulletin Board Set;

Featuring adorable bunnies to bring a touch to your classroom. Our versatile designs cater to age groups and classroom styles bringing the spirit of spring indoors.

2. Delightful Door Decor Additions;

Create an welcoming atmosphere at your classroom entrance, with charming door decorations that match the spring and Easter themes. Personalize the bunny And Flower elements by adding your students names for a touch.

3. Diverse Designs;

Discover designs featuring letters in both outlines and solid black colors, ideal for conveying heartfelt messages and promoting unity within your classroom.

4. Suitable, for Any Color Paper;

Tailor your decor to suit your classrooms look by printing on paper of any color you prefer injecting a pop of color and vitality into your learning space.

Graphics, in Sizes;

Choose the size for your classroom setup to ensure a smooth integration that enhances the immersive feel. The wide range of graphics such as bunnies and flowers, caters to artistic tastes.

Ideal for;

Enhancing the Atmosphere in Classrooms;

Engage students, in the vibrancy of springtime fostering an cheerful setting.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Print only the pages for the phrase in use - the file runs "great minds grow here!" first, then "hopping into spring!", then "happy Easter!", then "hello spring!", each twice over before the artwork sheets begin.

  • Because every letter has a sheet to itself, a single word can be sent to one paper colour and the next word to another without splitting a page.

  • Two complete sets of each phrase let a bulletin board and a door go up together, or leave a spare letter in reserve if one tears during the term.

  • The graphic that sits between each pair of words works as a spacer on the board, keeping the gaps even when a long phrase is stretched across a wall.

  • The unlettered artwork sheets at the end of the file are the ones to pull for borders, corners and door framing once the wording is up.

Skills covered

  • Bulletin board assembly — teachers print, cut out and arrange the single-letter sheets that spell "great minds grow here!" across a display board.

  • Door display setup — the same four phrases print one letter to a page for a classroom entrance, and each phrase is supplied twice so a board and a door can be dressed from one file.

  • Seasonal classroom theming — a room moves through the season with "hello spring!", "hopping into spring!" and "happy Easter!" headers plus the unlettered artwork sheets that follow them.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

Which display phrases does the kit actually spell out?

Four: "great minds grow here!", "hopping into spring!", "happy Easter!" and "hello spring!". Each one is laid out letter by letter and each appears twice in the file, so the same wording can go up in two places or a second set can be held back.

How is the lettering arranged for printing and cutting?

One character to a sheet, in reading order, with the sheets for each word running consecutively and a full-page graphic between one word and the next. Sending a whole phrase to the printer therefore produces a stack of individual letters ready to cut out and pin up, and any single letter can be reprinted on its own.

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