Get ready to transform your elementary school’s bulletin board this October with some spook-tacular and educational ideas!
Who knew bulletin boards could be the Mona Lisas of elementary school hallways? October is here, and so is the pumpkin-spiced pressure to freshen up those displays.
Forget the same old scarecrows and paper leaves. Let’s dive into some wild, new angles that will make your bulletin board the talk of the teacher’s lounge.
Pumpkin Patch of Good Behavior
Each pumpkin represents a student’s displayed good deeds and positive behavior throughout the month.
Fall Into Reading With Scarecrows
Each scarecrow holds a book recommendation or a quote about the joys of reading, encouraging students to discover new autumn-themed stories.
Spooky Spiders’ Web of Kindness
Students can write acts of kindness on spider-shaped cutouts and add them to a large web on the bulletin board.
Harvesting Great Work
Showcase students’ best assignments on paper vegetables in a vibrant farm scene.
Leaves of Friendship Tree
Little handprint leaves showcase positive interactions and acts of friendship among students, creating a tree of kindness.
Haunted House of Math Facts
Students can practice math facts by solving problems hidden in the windows of a haunted house.
Friendly Ghosts’ Reading Club
Students write book recommendations on paper ghost cutouts, creating a spooky reading list for their classmates.
Bats About Books
Bats hang from the board, each one holding a student’s favorite book title, creating a fluttering display of reading recommendations.
October Student Spotlight Cornfield
Students’ photos pop up like cornstalks in a colorful fall field, showcasing their achievements for October!
Hooting for Good Grades (Owls)
Students’ successful tests and assignments are proudly displayed on colorful owl cutouts, encouraging others to strive for excellence.
Autumn Acorn Achievements
Students earn colorful paper acorns for each notable achievement and watch the display grow throughout the month.
Cool Costume Compliments
Encourage students to compliment each other’s creativity and uniqueness by adding notes to displayed costume photos.
Fire Safety Month Tips
Showcase fire safety tips and drills, illustrated with vibrant fire trucks and friendly firefighters to educate and engage young minds.
Gourd-geous Goals
Students write their academic goals on cut-out gourds, linking personal aspirations with seasonal charm.
Trick-or-Treat Safety Tips
Highlighting crucial safety tips ensures kids have a fun and safe trick-or-treating adventure.
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