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Board bulletin church free idea new years. Ide what colors I will need for the next 9 months on my bulletin board and I begin putting them in layers ...This way...When I am finished with August (yellow) I simply pull the top layer off and I already have the background for Sept. then Oct. Nov...Dec....Makes my life much more simple and efficient!!! Contact_FullName: Amanda Contact_Email: belle3878@yahoo.com 4-26-00 I like to use the names of all the children in my room to decorate the bulletin board on the outside of our classroom. For spring I made large colorful flowers and put each child's name on a flower. Then I made equally large raindrops and wrote things that children need to grow on them. For instance, love, hugs, encouragement, etc. The title for my bulletin board was "rain make the flowers grow". It serves as a double meaning. To complete the board I added "grass" to the bottom by cutting green paper halfway so that it hangs off the board. It's very springy and a very powerful statement. Contact_FullName: Carmen Contact_Email: RisimGrl@aol.com 4-13-00 area This is a bulletin board that the children will enjoy making. It is a three day process. On the first day the children are given large, green, tree-top shapes and asked to make collages. They can use dried peas, green tissue paper, green paint, any materials which are green to make their own unique collages. On the second day, the children are given different shades of blue paper, scissors, glue, cotton balls, and glitter to make their own clouds. On the third day, they are given a picture of themselves which can fit into a square sha
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