Re: bulletin board about theme

["K T lugliani" <klugliani@hotmail.com>]

glue and macaroni, beans, etc.

make them 'stand off' the board with 1.5" tailor pins at their corners

cut out one end into a spiral & attach that end

1-hole punch the words & string them w/ cut straws between,
attach the yarn ends

string up yarn, knotting 2 paperclips interlaced,
and hand the words from them

hang up sentence pouchs (tagboard folded up at bottom 1")
and put the words in there so they can be moved, like magnetic poetry

hand words over a halloween spider web (at those party stores)

put words behind a large poster and cut doors in the poster
to open like an 'advent calendar'

just some silly ideas that came to me right now.




> From: SommerWind410@aol.com
> Reply-To: middle-lit@interversity.org
> To: middle-lit@interversity.org
> Subject: Re: [middle-lit] bulletin board about theme
> Date: Tue, 17 Jul 2007 16:31:31 EDT
>
>
> Debbie--
>
> You could let this year's students help you create the bulletin board  -- 
> I'm
> picturing a sort of collage of their creative expressions.  If the  kids 
> have
> art classes, that could be an integrated lesson or unit you do in
> collaboration with the art teacher(s).
>
> Cathy
>
>
> In a message dated 7/17/2007 1:39:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> debracparker@sbcglobal.net writes:
>
> Every  year, I have found that it is much easier to teach theme to my 7th 
> and
> 8th  graders if I have a bulletin board of theme ideas that they can refer
> to.  However, my board is boring!  I need some ideas of how to put  up 
> theme
> words and phrases in some creative, neat way rather than just cutting  out 
> the
> words with scissors.  Thanks,
>
>
> Debbie Parker
> debracparker@sbcglobal.net
>
>
>
>
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