Preschool Bulletin Boards
Preschool Bulletin Boards
create the mood in the classroom. The ideal bulletin boards
should fit the following criteria:
Be visually pleasing
- The work is displayed with respect and it is colorful.
Display the children's work
- At least one bulletin board in your class should display children's
original artwork on it. It gives the children a feeling of appreciation
and self worth when their work is displayed. It seems unnatural to me
when a preschool classroom has only pictures and posters that were made
by the teacher or purchased.
Are at the children's eye
level
- After all the bulletin boards are meant for the children not the
adults in the room. In particular place the calendar, the daily
schedule and the job board at their eye level.
Relate to the theme
- Keep your board up to date. Do not have a fall scene if it is already
the middle of January and we are in the midst of winter.
Are interactive
- I like to be able to remove parts of my bulletin boards and use them
during circle time or to refer to it during circle time. I find it
becomes more meaningful for the children especially the spatial
learners.
Communicate
to parents
- Place a white board with erasable markers next to the classroom. Use
it to communicate to parents your activities throughout the day.
I've
been going around snapping pictures of bulletin boards around my
school and my son's school.
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