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Bulletin boards are not just for show, they can be interactive and informative too.
Explore the writing traits of organization and idea development. Learners listen to and discuss the writing style of Boy's Life by Robert McGammon.They reflect on their own rooms and write narratives which allows readers to know the writers by the details they choose to show about their rooms.
Research the lives of famous women in this social studies instructional activity. Middle schoolers use various sources to research a famous woman and create a presentation about the accomplishments of the woman. They can find the central idea throughout each piece of informational text, and evaluate the claims in each.
Students recognize the importance of each of the eight National Holidays. In this U.S. Celebrations lesson, students access prior knowledge of the national holidays and chart it. Students research and add to their chart. Students design posters related to their assigned holiday. Students write facts about the holidays and order them according to their dates on the calendar.
Students complete a unit of lessons on the events of the Holocaust during WWII. They write daily journal entries, create a collage, view and discuss videos, read and analyze novels and poetry, and complete a novel project.
Students create a bulletin board of photos of themselves that are superimposed to form the outline of an angel. They use the angels to create special greeting cards for parents and guardians.
Fall is a perfect time to make colorful bulletin boards that you can use to display student work.
Learners study the seasons, their birth month, and seasonal items. In this seasons and birthdays activity, students share a personal item that represents the season that they were born in. They add their item to a classroom bulletin board and write a sentence about their item. They also tell what they like to do in that season and why they like it.
Students make a list of all of the national holidays and explain why we celebrate them. They create a holiday based on their culture, gender, or generation and then debate and defend the creation of their holiday in class. They create a greeting card for their holiday.
Students state the reasons they are thankful. They follow directions to create feathers for a bulletin board turkey. They share their feathers before it is placed on the board.