Mr. E's Winter Bulletin Boards

Mr. E has posted a collection of his winter bulletin boards. I will definitely have to refer back to this one! 

Art with Mr. E

Door Art

I wish I could decorate my classroom doors like this.  Visit Jodi's blog, One Crayon Short, to see more.

Be Bold Be Bright in Art

Here's one from Beth Carter at "It Is Art Day!"

If You Color Dark....

Tabitha Seaton has lots of charts and posters with a cool look.  Check out the blog, The Lost Sock.

A R T

Here are bulletin board panels that look great in an art room.

You can find this at Rainbows Within Reach.

Show Me Something Creative...

...an inspirational board.

Find it at Draw the Line.

Art Attack

Art Attack!  How fun.  This is from the blog, "Art Class Ideas."

Think About....Talk About....Write About.....

Here's a great board.   I would want it in my room as much to remind me what to do as to help remind the kids what to do.  This is a vintage one from "Art with Mr. E."

Art Makes Children Powerful

Here's an interesting board.  This teacher found the quote on Pinterest and took it from there.  Here's their blog:   Art in the Big Green Room.

Right Brain Bulletin Board

Katie Morris is a prolific bulletin board creator.  Here's one with the theme of "left brain and right brain."  That will go right along with what I am teaching the first few weeks of school.

Katie's blog is Art Teacher Adventures.

"I am an Artist"

Here's one I wish I had ready to go as a back to school board.  Here's where you can find the original post:  It is Art Day! Stinking cute Artists

Lego Love

I promised my school counselor months ago that I would put up a showcase featuring a Lego set assembled by one of her special groups.  I never got around to it.  She reminded me this week that she still wants to display it, so I got on it.

The problem with the showcase at my school is that it is really two separate showcases.  Her display would fill only one side, and I didn't know what to do with the other side.

I used to do a lesson with my second graders when they were studying simple machines.  We used Legos to create wacky cars and then we would race them.  What better to put beside a Lego display than a Lego display.

My kids made and raced those cars today and then I was able to put up both sides of the showcase.  The rest of the day, when I walked by the displays, kids were glued to the front of the display.  And they begged me to let them do the same lesson.

Learning Gives You Wings to Fly

"Very Hungry Bulletin Boards," by the blog Artistic Geniuses. 

She has multiple boards to go with the theme of The Hungry Catepillar.  This one is my favorite.

YAM Bulletin Board

Here's a YAM-ish bulletin board from Katie Morris at Adventures of an Art Teacher..

P.S. One of the comments on her blog post was from Peter Reynolds, author of Ish!   Wow!

Can You Guess Which One is Your Child?

This board was done by a classroom teacher for Back to School Night or some gathering of parents.  So cute! 

This is from My Classroom Ideas.

An Art Worthy Bulletin Board

This is a nice display of pattern samples.  It comes from Young DC Living.

Youth Art Month - More Hall Art by My Kids

Youth Art Month Bulletin Board

I had kids do multiples of these last month.  I'll post more soon.  This particular grouping is hanging outside of the art room.

Youth Art Month and Music in Our Schools Month Murals

These are mine.  See the post at my other blog:  Snippety Gibbet.

Youth Art Month

Here's a great greeting for Youth Art Month.  Check it out over at It's an HSES Arty Party!

Guess Who?

I want to think about how I can use this for art.  This board is over at Buchlady's Blog. images. 

Mondrian Wave

Love!!!!!!!!!!

This is over on the blog, Art Room.

Tree of Life

I found this one on Pinterest.  Yay, Pinterest!

It came from this site:  Zart.  I think it is a site that sells Art Supplies, but has work done by students. 

Rainbow Hair Everywhere!

This was a pleasing and simple idea I found on a kindergarten blog.  Kindergarten Rocks!

Go to her site and you can get the poem that goes with this.

13,000 Bottle Caps...

Here's another amazing mural from Sharpies, paint, and paper! Oh my!  I appreciate how the shows different stages of the project.  Go check out the details on her blog.

Snowman Yourself

I am so sad I forgot to take photos of these earlier.  Some first grade and kindergarten classes had photos of every kid in the class on a snowman.  They were hilarious. 

Evidently, they saw some at another school that were based on those "Elf Yourself" animations you see at Christmas.

Winter Bulletin Board

Art with Mr. E posted this a while ago.  It seems like a good time to year to post a link.