Easy Fall/Autumn Bulletin Board Ideas
I have collected some easy Fall/Autumn bulletin board ideas from Pinterest. Have a look, you might find something you like : ) and don’t forget to take a photo of your creation and upload it to inspire others!
The little red hen
The little red hen is a fantastic book for young children to learn basic moral values, and it is also about harvesting in Autumn.
You could use the book as an inspiration to your next board display. Here are two examples, and for more click here: Fall/Autumn Bulletin Boards
Farms, garden and harvesting
In my experience, children love learning about farms and gardening. Autumn is perfect for teaching young kids about vegetables, fruits, farm animals and vehicles.
Some inspiration for you and for more click here: Fall/Autumn Bulletin Boards
Vegetables that we harvest in Autumn:
- Artichokes
- Beets
- Broccoli
- Brussels sprouts
- Cabbage
- Green beans
- Lettuce
- Mushrooms
- Potatoes
- Corn
Fruits that we harvest in Autumn:
- Apples
- Cranberries
- grapes
- Pears
- Figs
- Pumpkins
Woodlands
Autumn is a great season to teach children about woodland animals and plants. Here are some examples of animals and plants:
Woodland animals:
- Fox
- Squirrel
- Owl
- Badger
- Deer
- Hedgehog
- Bears
Woodland plants and trees:
- Primroses
- Foxgloves
- Ferns
- Ivy
- Birch
- Pines
- Japanese maples
Some pictures for inspiration and click here for more: Fall/Autumn Bulletin Boards
Activity ideas to display:
When I was looking for board ideas, I sadly realised that most of what I found was done by adults and not by children. I encourage you to create boards using the artworks of the kids.
When you ask them to make something, show them an example, explain to them how you want them to do it but then help as little as possible. Let them explore, think, choose… this is how they will learn and the boards you will put up will reflect their creativity, knowledge, skills and imagination.
Here are some ideas that children can easily achieve:
For more, click here: Fall/Autumn Bulletin Boards
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