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She's also done training and curriculum design for a financial institution and been a science museum educator. She currently lives in Tampa, Florida where she often works on her back porch while taking frequent breaks for bird-watching and gardening. Check out 14 ways to brighten your classroom during the dreary winter months. Turn a photo frame into a window for a happy polar bear to peek through!
Make the board more interactive by having your students design the eyes themselves. Ke an awesome debut in your classroom this year. Put that creativity to the test with one of these holiday classroom doors. Want to make this Halloween door decorating super easy? Check out these clever ideas to spook up your classroom doors.
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Winter classroom doors aren’t just for the elementary crowd. This one would be a big hit with middle school and high school students. Are you looking for easy Halloween bulletin boards? A quick way to Halloween-ify your classroom is to print out different shapes of eyes and paste them onto a bulletin board.
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Find inspiration here for a holiday door-decorating contest, or choose one of these to make your students’ winter days a little bit brighter. As a former teacher, I know that the teachers really appreciate it when room moms and volunteers take care of fun things like this for the class. I'd love to hear what you're doing for your kids' classes. If your classroom has a cactus theme, or you just love succulents, one of these holiday classroom doors is perfect for you! We love the addition of the winter accessories to keep the cactus warm. Find their Halloween door decorations here.
Your kids will have so much fun showing off their personalities with one of these holiday classroom doors full of unique snowman faces. The classic spider is of course one of the best choices for Halloween. Learn how to make a spider classroom door decoration here. Halloween Classroom Door Decor is one of the most fun ways to get the school ready for fright season. Kids will love arriving to see the spooktacular door that you have decorated especially for them. It’s a time of great fun and excitement as teachers all compete to win the prize for best door – and of course that gives kids a great sense of team spirit.
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Get a huge reaction from your students with this larger than life spider door this Halloween. After you cut out the eyeballs it’s very easy to assemble. It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown has been a favorite among kids and parents for nearly 60 years now. This door design is a bit more work than some of the others below, but if you have the time and patience to make it, it will be a huge hit.
We love the detail of real seashells along the bottom of this door. Fans of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe will respond to the inviting nature of this door. It would be fantastic for a school library.
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Fun little ghost for kindergarten classroom made by LifewithChinali who had all the kids make their own candy corn. The kids all had fangs for the pictures, the owl was made out of several different fall cardstock and the teacher’s picture. The girl bats had purple glitter around the faces and base of wings and the boys all had green glitter around the face and base of wings. Spooky Students Door-- It looks like the ghosts and haunted houses were printed using a die cut machine or with a cutting machine like a Silhouette cameo. If you don't have access to any of those things, try the dollar store.
The Grinch is beloved, and for good reason. This simple door shares one of the best sentiments of all. What would Christmas be without the Peanuts characters? The holiday classic is full of timeless messages that kids of all ages can appreciate. This is an easy door to put together, but the pun makes it a real winner. This larger-than-life reindeer is bound to make folks smile!
Then add your students’ names on snowballs below. Show off all your little elves by putting their faces on your classroom door. The “Elves Ahead” sign is optional … but awesome. Not only is it pretty, it’s educational too. Here’s another penguin, and one that’s actually pretty simple to create with big sheets of butcher paper.
You might just be able to find a ghost-shaped packet of paper. I only created one of these doors, but I'll do my best to give you some tips for creating the others. As usual--parents are so creative when it comes to designing doors!
Disguise your minion friend as an elf for the holiday season. These plastic cup snowmen are easier to create than you might think. (Watch a how-to video here.) The addition of lights to this one really sets it apart. Every other teacher will snicker knowingly when they see this design on your door. Students can contribute by coloring in the light bulbs.
String together at staggering heights for a friendly hanging decoration. It makes for the perfect Halloween decoration, either to entertain trick-or-treaters with, or decor for a Halloween party. A bat classroom door is a classic and quite easy to make. Striped Witch Door-- Don't worry about being fancy. Notice that the only part of the witch not created with basic shapes is her shoes. If you can cut a straight line, you can probably do this.
This could be a fun way to recognize students who were caught doing a good thing. Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings. Some of the pieces are created with paper curls. Go all out with fancy lettering and quality materials, and make your Halloween bulletin board both kindhearted and aesthetically pleasing. Channel your inner Wicked Witch of the West by putting a spooky witch and Wizard of Oz quote on your door. A cauldron of witch's brew is really snazzy for this door.
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