To help combat Stale Bulletin Board Syndrome, I built this little poster to add some “pop” to my classroom’s entry board.
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Hope you’re having a beautiful weekend. Teach on, everyone!
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OMG, this is like that irritating-to-read Gary Provost page you posted not too long ago! LOVE IT! Will definitely hang it up in my class! Wonder how the teens will react? 😉 😀
We’ll find out on Monday, eh, Carolyn? Glad you like this little cutie. It was fun to make! 🙂