Photo Source: peacelovelearning.blogspot.com As a teacher, you're bound to hear {what feels like} a million questions a day. So why not get proactive - providing ways for students to get the information they're seeking on their own {as much as possible}? Younger students can be preoccupied with time - "When are we going to lunch?", "What time is gym", "Is it time to go home yet?", etc. While the original design by Donna of Peace, Love and Learning is not a bulletin board, you could easily…

Fun With Firsties

My door this year! Super hero theme!!

School Christmas Bulletin board!

Motivational door.

Bulletin boards and school wall decorations

S'more bulletin board Homestead Library

What better way to welcome your students than a bright classroom door (or wall or bulletin board if you're not allowed to decorate your door). These 29 doors will inspire you to roll out the butcher paper, unpack the construction paper and break out the scissors.

Word of warning to all of you bloggers. . . Don't use the word BOOBS in your title! I received so much spam and junk from that! I wanted to be funny, but in the end, I learned a lesson. So now you know! Last week I tried an inferring activity that I saw on someone's blog (and I'm so sad that I can't remember who's it was). It was very easy to do and I thought I could do it too. They used pictures from magazines or characters from a book. So I took the idea and tweaked it a bit for me. I blew…

If you are like me, you could look at bulletin board ideas for teachers all day long! I have a love-hate relationship with bulletin boards, because although they can be a pain, they can make a classroom so inviting for students. Now that you are here, sit back, relax, and enjoy all the hard work! Some of the pictures have links, so if you would like to learn more about each individual bulletin board, be sure to click on the picture!

"Oh Deer, Winter Is Here!" Winter Themed Bulletin Board

Blast Off Into A New Year Bulletin Board Display

Hi! I'm Teri! I am a first grade teacher and blogger at A Cupcake for the Teacher. On my blog I share classroom ideas, tips and tricks, and K-2 teaching resources. I enjoy writing and crafting, so I love to create activities that tie both together.

This year's theme is SUPERHEROES! This could be one of my favorite years. I am very excited to meet my students and show them our room. Teaching is really the best job in the world! I hope...

What better way to welcome your students than a bright classroom door (or wall or bulletin board if you're not allowed to decorate your door). These 29 doors will inspire you to roll out the butcher paper, unpack the construction paper and break out the scissors.

If you are like me, you could look at bulletin board ideas for teachers all day long! I have a love-hate relationship with bulletin boards, because although they can be a pain, they can make a classroom so inviting for students. Now that you are here, sit back, relax, and enjoy all the hard work! Some of the pictures have links, so if you would like to learn more about each individual bulletin board, be sure to click on the picture!