
1. You Are a Rainbow of Possibilities
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The perfect way to subtly remind your students that the outcome of this year will depend on the amount of effort they put into it.
2. Kid, You’ll Move Mountains
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Dr. Seuss is timeless, and so are Oh, the Places You’ll Go bulletin boards.
3. Eat a Rainbow
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It’s important to help kids increase their nutritional understanding from a young age, and it’s easy to do with bulletin boards like this one!
4. Attitude is the Mind’s Paintbrush
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For when students just can’t seem to look on the bright side—or need to be reminded that there is one.
5. Get Ready for a Colorful Year
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Prepare your students for the exciting year they have ahead of them with this paint-palette-themed board.
6. Rainbow Bonds
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Leave the math lesson to your bulletin board! This is a great visual for teaching number bonds.
7. Be a Rainbow in Someone Else’s Cloud
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Show your class that they can be rainbows, too, with this meaningful quote.
8. Weekly Focus
Source: The Super Teacher
This beautiful bulletin board doubles as an innovative method for outlining the week. Who doesn’t want a more organized classroom?
9. New Friends are at the End of Our Rainbow
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Simultaneously soothe young students’ beginning-of-the-year nerves and get them excited to meet their new friends with this rainbow display.
10. In Diversity There is Beauty and There is Strength
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Have your class help you recreate this design by writing their names on a cloud and a few reasons why they are unique on each rainbow strip … and voilà! You’ve got yourself an a great bulletin board.
11. Sight Word Progress Chart
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Never wonder who knows which words again with this nifty color-coordinated display.
12. Reading Gives Us Somewhere to Go
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A bulletin board that’s both colorful and reading themed? Let me get my scissors.
13. Take What You Need
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Make your hallway—and someone’s day—a little bit brighter with this simple rainbow of sticky notes.
14. Find the Gold at the End of the Rainbow
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This St. Patrick’s Day bulletin board features an interactive math rainbow. Enough said.
15. Aim High
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Ask your students to help you build this masterpiece by tracing their handprint and writing down their hopes and goals for the year. Put them all up to form a rainbow of positivity and encourage community growth!
16. You Fit Right In!
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This rainbow board sends the best kind of message, especially to younger kids. Create a classroom environment where everyone is welcome and begin teaching your students about acceptance.
17. Use Correct Fingers for the Keyboard
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Don’t tell anyone, but this giant rainbow keyboard would be a helpful reference for me, too.
18. Your True Colors
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Your students have a rainbow of talents and qualities, so display them on a bulletin board!
19. Class Expectations
Source: Michaela
This design puts the “fun” in functional. Even classroom expectations look better in rainbow!
20. Reading Rainbow
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Don’t judge a book by its color! Showcase your book recommendations in style—rainbow style.
Have you ever created a rainbow bulletin board in your classroom? Share pictures of your masterpiece in our Facebook group WeAreTeachers Chat!
Also, be sure not to miss these extraordinary Harry Potter bulletin boards.