What should you put on a bulletin board?

Watch the clip embedded above to hear what the trio has in mind for the Celtics, and see if you agree with any of their suggestions. This post originally appeared on Celtics Wire.

How do you decorate a bulletin board?

If your frame has a mounting board,I suggest removing it so you have more room for notes and photos.

Adhere scrapbook paper to line the back of the frame using a glue stick.

Use the HANGables™ to adhere photos,ribbons and other embellishments.

Hang up your decorated bulletin board.

How to create a bulletin board?

To make a bulletin board, start by getting some cork or cardboard. Then, cut a piece of fabric that’s 4-6 inches longer than the board on each side. After you’ve cut the fabric, lay the board face down on the back of the fabric and attach the edges of the fabric to the back of the board with tape or glue.

How to decorate a bulletin board?

Martin Benn,Sepia,Sydney (soon Melbourne),Australia.

Dan Hunter,Brae,Birregurra,Australia.

Julien Royer,Odette,Singapore.

Ross Lusted,formerly The Bridge Room,Sydney,Australia.

Dylan Jones,Bo.lan,Bangkok.

Ryan Clift,Tippling Club,Singapore.

Jarret Wrisley,Appia and Soul Food,Bangkok&Hong Kong.

Donovan Cook,Ryne,Melbourne,Australia.

What to put on my bulletin board?

Create a custom board. This section will give you a few tips on how you can decorate your classroom bulletin board.

Use a background. Most classroom bulletin boards use solid-colored butcher paper.

Get creative with borders.

Play with the words.

Base it off of something the students are currently studying.

What is the purpose of the bulletin board?

Material – Most pinnable bulletin boards are made of rubber,cork,or fabric.

Writeable – Do you want to be able to write on your board?

Lockable – If theft and tampering is a concern,select an enclosed board with locking doors for added security.

Size – Bulletin boards can range in size from 18″ by 24″ to full wall length.

How to use the bulletin board?

– Nail a piece of plywood to the back of the board. (See Tips for alternatives.) – Nail small, short nails through the fabric and onto the plywood. Place them in a diamond pattern. Make sure they don’t penetrate the plywood. – Cover the nails with upholstery tacks, or glue decorative beads over them.