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Ideas for Fall Bulletin Boards

Changing out bulletin boards each season is one of my favorite ways to keep the classroom environment fun, fresh, and exciting for my students! I like to include my students in the creation of bulletin boards by showcasing their work and creativity. These ideas for fall bulletin boards are perfect for the season and are easy to put together!

To incorporate student work into your bulletin boards, think about what art projects, writing projects, or other crafts you have planned. You can incorporate those into your fall bulletin boards. Using students’ work on the bulletin boards gives them a sense of pride and ownership. It also lessens the workload for you!

My back-to-school bulletin board round-up was such a hit that I just couldn’t resist finding more creative ideas. Read on for some of my favorite ideas for fall bulletin boards that you and your students can make together.

Apple Core Art

Apple core craft fall bulletin board idea

If you’re looking for ideas for fall bulletin boards, you just can’t pass up a cute apple bulletin board. Each student makes their own unique apple core to hang on the board. You can cut out their names with a die-cut machine, Cricut, or simply have them write their name on a sentence strip to hang by their apple.

Acorn Writing Craft

Whenever you can turn a fun writing activity into a craft, that’s a huge teacher win! This fall acorn writing craft is too cute to not display. Simply hang the completed projects on a colorful bulletin board and you’re set!

Bat Craft

Bat craft for fall bulletin board

Studying bats this fall? This bat craft is a fun way to show your students’ uniqueness and creativity on your fall bulletin board. This art project would be a great addition to your bat science unit as well. That’s cross-curricular learning at its finest!

Falling Leaves

Falling leaves fine motor craft for fall bulletin board

This falling leaves art project is simple to make and only requires a few colors of construction paper. Your students will strengthen their fine motor muscles as they tear the pieces into “leaves.” Hang these up on your bulletin board to admire each student’s unique creation!

Ready for S’More Learning

Ready for S'More learning fall bulletin board

Make your classroom bulletin board a little tastier with this S’Mores-inspired fall bulletin board idea! Want to up the fun? Have a S’Mores party with your students afterward, too! You can even find a video of a crackling fireplace playing in the background.

Scarecrow Writing Craft

If you need ideas for bulletin board decorations this fall that incorporate writing skills, this scarecrow writing craft is perfect, especially for young children. I think these are just adorable!

Turkey Addition Craft

fall bulletin boards - turkeys

Bulletin board crafts are also great to incorporate math skills! This turkey addition craft is perfect for math at this time of year and makes an adorable fall bulletin board. Addition skills, fine motor skills, and art all in one!

Who’s Hiding in the Pumpkin Patch

fall bulletin boards - pumpkin patch

This fall bulletin board idea for school is so fun for kids! This would be a great bulletin board to have up during fall parent-teacher conferences. While parents are waiting, they can find their child’s pumpkin and lift the flap to reveal their picture!

I hope you enjoyed this round-up of my favorite ideas for fall bulletin boards! Are your creative wheels spinning yet?

The biggest thing to keep in mind when changing out your bulletin board each season is to get your students involved and use it as a place to showcase their work. They’ll love it and will be so excited to show off their creations!

If you love to plan ahead, I have a round-up of my favorite winter and spring bulletin board ideas as well!

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