I have a few really nice pieces of children's work in a
reserve pile and post one, two or three on the bulletin board
with a nice calligraphy sign (9x12) giving the following
information; the grade, class, title of project or theme and
what I am looking to accomplish in this lesson, which may be
as simple as small motor development/ eye hand coordination
or something more complicated...sometime I have a stallar
piece from one student and I will write a tiny bio about the
child. They love it and the teachers pay attention to it
because it is their student's work AND I do nothing but write
a quick sign and staple the work to the board. The back
ground is always solid black BB paper and I paint a special
watercolor strip boarder each summer for that school year.

On 11/04/09, Sheesh wrote:
> I am forced to do the monthly bulletin board...and I can't
> STAND it. Any ideas on interactive bulletin boards or ways
> to keep it fresh? My students artwork is too big for my 1/2
> of the board, so I'm trying to resolve that too!

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