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BULLETIN BOARDS THAT TEACH

You Fit Right In!

Start the year off right by teaching students that a classroom, like a puzzle, isn’t complete unless every piece is in place.

DIRECTIONS

  • Draw a large jigsaw puzzle containing enough pieces for each student and teacher in the class, along with a few extra pieces for late arrivals.
  • Cut up the puzzle into individual pieces write the name of a student or teacher on each piece.
  • On the first day of school, distribute the puzzle pieces and have each student decorate his or her piece. (You might even take a picture of each student and glue them to the puzzle pieces.)
  • If possible, laminate the puzzle pieces and allow students to keep the pieces on their desks for a few days as you learn one another's names.
  • Combine the pieces into a puzzle.
  • Title the bulletin board "You Fit Right In!"

Note: Keep a diagram of the completed puzzle so you can quickly locate the position of each student's piece.

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Do you have a bulletin board idea to share? Send your most successful bulletin board idea (with a sketch or photo, if possible) to BulletinBoards@EducationWorld.com. If we use it, we'll send you an official Education World mug!

 

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