 |
| A Reading Bulletin Boards: This one is actually posted on a bulletin strip | ! | |
|
|
|
|
|
Curriculum Centered bulletin boards are boards which provide evidence of the specific types of study students are engaged in across the curriculum. Types of boards that fit into this category are: Science boards, Social Studies boards, Reading boards, Writing boards, Math boards, and so forth. Below I have included some examples of Curriculum Centered Boards. Check 'em out...
 |
| A Math Bulletin Board: Sometimes I display a sampling of work that show the various topics we are exploring. |
 |
| A Science Bulletin Board: Different artifacts can be displayed together, if they are joined by a common theme. |
 |
| Another Science Bulletin Board: Teaching tools can also be incorporated into bulletin boards as they serve as ongoing resources for students. |
 |
| A Social Studies Bulletin Board: The is a good example of how to display group work that integrated transportation and community descriptors. |
Final Tips:
Always give your bulletin board a title or heading!
All
classrooms should have evidence of
some Curriculum boards.
Update Curriculum boards monthly or seasonally (at minimum).
I just found your blog. I absolutely LOVE your riveting reading bulletin board - I can't wait to do something like this next year. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteJen
http://rundesroom.blogspot.com
Hello Runde's Room. Thanks for taking a moment to check out The Teacher Organizer. I am glad you found a good idea during your visit. Stay tuned for more bulletin board fun. School starts in my neck of the woods in three weeks! Wow!
ReplyDeleteKim Chandler
www. theteacherorganizer.com
What's Happening i'm new to this, I stumbled upon this I've discovered It absolutely useful and it has helped me out loads. I'm hoping to give a contribution & aid other users like its aided me.
ReplyDeleteGreat job.
Feel free to surf to my web site; alternative energies