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The Future is Bright: Back To School Bulletin board or door Decor kit

Die-cut letters present three encouraging classroom messages — 'the future is bright!', 'our work shines!' and 'ready to shine!' — in three visual styles for a classroom board or doorway.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
Pages
99
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Jul 13, 2024

Subject
Holiday & Seasonal, Holidays, End Of Year, Back To School
Topic
door decor, door Decor kit
Resource types
Door Decor, Classroom Decor
Preparation
Print ready

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What's inside this resource

Seep your scholars in the inviting exuberance of a fresh school year that stokes their curiosity with delightful hands-on assignments to celebrate learning and their own inner glow.

Included:

Groovy Glow-Up Bulletin Board Kit:

With cute lamps, funky stars, and playful light patterns, this kit provides a sense of playfulness within your classroom. Our versatile designs are suitable for different age groups and themes thereby bringing indoors joy of learning.

Shine Bright Door Decor Delights:

Whimsical door décor elements that go with back-to-school theme add life to the front doors of classrooms. Specialize lamp element by adding names of students as a way of making it unique.

Inclusive Designs for Everyone:

Various inclusive designs featuring letters for back-to-school in several colours like outlines and solid black. These heartfelt messages are great fosterers of unity in your classroom.

Graphics in Different Sizes:

This will ensure an impeccable fitment to your classroom layout hence providing an immersive learning experience. The graphics come in different forms meant for all manner of creative minds.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Choose one of the three style variations per phrase so the finished display matches the classroom board or doorway color scheme.

  • Cut and mount one phrase at a time, since each of the three messages is a complete standalone set of letters.

Skills covered

  • Classroom display assembly — teachers print, cut, and arrange individual die-cut letters to build a complete display message.

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