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Bulletin Board Display

I try to change my hallway display once per month so I thought I would post so far this year.

This is always a go to board for the beginning of the year and I added pics with the description for the younger students.


I have been incorporating art into the music room this year, as the students do not get an art class.  I started with a bang in September.  September 15 is International Dot Day, based on the book, The Dot by Peter H Reynolds.  This display was later accompanied by artwork from every child in the school!!  Each grade used a different medium and they loved the experience and discussions about leaving their mark on the world.  I was able to expand on the concept, discussing how musicians who have left their mark.  (Somehow I don't have a pic of the final wall.)
http://www.thedotclub.org


I love this one and the explanations (zoom in) but next time I will add pics for the little kiddos!!

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  1. UnknownNovember 2, 2016 at 2:42 PM

    Julie love your music staff with name notes. Ever think about making it into a quilt?

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