Winter Classroom Bulletin Board
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<p> Transform your classroom into a winter wonderland with this snowy bulletin board. Let your students fold and cut their own individual snowflakes to hang up on display. Each snowflake will be unique and different, just like the children! Create this winter display in minutes by simply cutting and pasting poster board and paper, available at Dollar Tree.</p> <h2> Shop at Dollar Tree – Here’s What You’ll Need:</h2> <ul> <li> Poster Board</li> <li> Construction Paper</li> <li> Scissors</li> <li> Glue or Tape</li> <li> Marker</li> <li> Push Pins</li> </ul> <h2> Easy Step-by-Step Directions:</h2> <ol> <li> Cut poster paper to size to fit your bulletin board. Apply it with push pins.</li> <li> Using white poster board cut out a snowy hill, and two circles to form a snowman.</li> <li> Use colored and black paper to cut a top hat and accessories.</li> <li> Paste or tape the snowman and snowflakes to the background.</li> <li> Use a marker to label each students name by their snowflake, and inscribe a message about this winter themed project, such as, “Snowflakes and children, no two are alike (or each one is unique)!”</li> <li> Hang it up on display in your classroom or school hallway for everyone to enjoy all winter long!</li> </ol>
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