Valentine's Day Scripture Bulletin Board Idea - Take 2
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
The beginning of last week, we posted Shawna Watkins' awesome Bible inspired Valentine's Day bulletin board idea and I {Kayla} couldn't resist adding the design to my classroom at church to enjoy during the month of February! Our curriculum invites us to become Bible "trackers", going on adventures to unpack the truths found in scripture, so I decided to go with a safari theme this year {check out other pictures of my classroom here} and tailored the Valentine's Day scripture board to fit in, using animal print hearts as well as pulling in the bright pink paper I'd used in other decorations around the room. Additionally, I really wanted to make the Bible verse pop, so I used white lettering on a black background and decided to use bright pink letters to spell out "valentine".
I think this is a fabulous way to remind my kiddos that they are loved by the King this Valentine's Day!
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