Hall bulletin board display |
My plans were to make a bulletin board for the coming Christmas holidays, but with only 17 school days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, I ruled out a Christmas bulletin board for this year (at least for the large bulletin board in the hall).
I had been waiting to be inspired and f-i-n-a-l-l-y it happened. (Which is a good thing because the bulletin board in the hall had only red fabric on it for several weeks!) I decided to have the students write what they wish for in the new year.
Students' wishes/hopes for the new year. (names of students covered) |
I shared my photos with Nelly Hughes (@nellyanhug), and she immediately replied that the sentences they wrote for the bulletin board provides me with even more information for PQA. Killing two birds with one stone is always a good thing!
To the left is a collage of a few examples from the board.
If you are interested in the pdf files of the people, please send me an email, leave a comment below, or contact me on Twitter (@sonrisadelcampo).
Update: Emily Long sent me a photo of the bulletin board that she made with her students (below). Thanks for sharing the photo, Emily!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI would be interested in your pdf files of the people. Your bulletin board looks great! My email is emilylong325@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Emily
Hello Sra. I would love to create a bulliting board such as your above. May I please get the templates. Muchas gracias! npagenewman@croftonhouse.ca
ReplyDelete¡Qué buena idea! Me gustaría tener una copia de sus documentos. sarahshepard1@cox.net. ¡Gracias!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I too would like to get a copy of the documents that you used. Mil gracias! Rbgonzalez@glendora.k12.ca.us
ReplyDeleteI love this idea with my Spanish 4 class! I would love a copy of the pdf. My email is caltomari@stclaircyclones.org Muchísimas gracias y feliz año nuevo :)
ReplyDeleteQue Buena idea! Me gustaría que me mandes una copia de tus documentos. Mi email es
ReplyDeletemmorzan77@yahoo.com. gracias ���� Mónica
Wow, this is amazing. Would you mind sharing the file with me please? kinom1@hotmail.com Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is awesome. Would you mind sharing the file with me please? You can email it to irism.mendoza@gmail.com. !Mil Gracias!
ReplyDeleteI just found your amazing sight and am currently teaching the subjunctive- would you mind emailing the pdf files? Thank you so much for your great ideas. Sandi sandra.cumings@weldre4.org
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I would love to have use your pdf files for this project. Thanks for sharing. dtiefenbruck@lhsnstl.org
ReplyDeleteI love this. Can you share your pdf file ? Kwhitford@scsd.org (its a google address)
ReplyDeleteMe gusta mucho esta idea. ¿Puedes mandarme tu archivo con los dibujos? Mi email es rbrown@homewood.k12.al.us
ReplyDeleteThis is great idea. May I have a copy of your pdf file for this project?
ReplyDeleteThank you. dobladohanson@gmail.com
I would like a copy of your pdf. Please email me at debbie.rodriguez@lakemaryprep.com.
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This is a great idea. I would like a copy of your pdf. Please email me at purplerosecu@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for bulletin board. May you please share the pdf files with me? emma.a.benitez@mcpsmd.net
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a bulletin board! May you please share the pdf files for the templates with me? Thank you! emma.a.benitez@mcpsmd.net
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to decorate the bulletin board, use the target language, and connect with student identities! I might use it for an activity to start the year in September. Could you please send me a copy of the PDF file? My email address is mr.schepp@whsat.org. Thanks!
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