Research for the Standard English Curriculum in High Schools
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Jul 25, 2011
I am looking for some great bulletin board ideas for my "high school English" classroom this year. I have one very long board at the back of my room that I was contemplating turning into two different themed boards -- The problem is, I have no idea what to do.
I want something that is different, and that the students may be able to interact with from time to time. Any ideas or resources you can share would be very much appreciated!
Calla from PA
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One of my bulletin boards is dedicated to our outside reading. Each quarter my middle school students are required to read one outside book of their own choosing. The only stipulation is that first and third quarters be fiction and second and fourth quarters be nonfiction. At the end of each quarter I pass out index cards, and the kids can do book ...See More
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