I am ALWAYS looking for easier ways to hang up classroom decorations; posters, alphabet charts, and more. We can use poster putty and Command Strips only. An alphabet chart needs a lot of poster putty, 4 corners X 26 letters = too much time. Plus it has to come off the wall next May.  I was dreading  contemplating this task today, and alphabet and a 0-20 number set needed to go up on the walls. I looked at the mess , supplies I had on the desks and got inspired.  Step 1: Staple/Tape the cards to strips of border, I have plenty of that. Step 2: Continue for the length of the border strip, or cut the border to the desired length.  Step 3: Attach the strips to the wall with Command Strips, Poster Putty, or whatever you are allowed to use.  Time saved now & Time will be saved in May.  ...

Welcome. I am linking up with Schroeder Shenanigans in 2nd and Lucky Little Learners for this month's #2getherwearebetter talk. I hope you are getting inspired by the wonderful bulletin boards you are seeing. That is my hope: INSPIRATION. Because this year I need it. I have not done mine yet.  I have lots of surfaces I can decorate. I use the longer bulletin board for student work. It is outside my classroom and there is a wall across the hallway that I use. I have ordered some colorful circle border from Teacher Created Resources that I will use on the outside board. I use decorated clothespins to adhere the student work. It save lots of time when I am changing out work. On the wall, I have a different system involving yard, Command hooks, and clips, but that is for another post.  As you can see I left my blue double border up inside. I did it last year and it still looks fine. It is too much work to change every year. I am not sure what to ......