We Pledge To Be 'PAW'sitively Bully Free!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
{October is National Bullying Prevention Month so we thought we'd bring you some different designs that you could use in your classroom or even school-wide!}
Here's another simple design that will compliment your bullying prevention lessons and provide some colorful decor for your classroom this fall! While the paw print theme doesn't necessarily correlate with other fall themes, we still think it's 'paw'sitively adorable!
We Pledge To Be 'PAW'sitively Bully Free!
- Background: Black bulletin board paper.
- Title: "We Pledge To Be 'PAW'sitively Bully Free!" - We like the idea of setting the title apart with enlarged paw print shapes. While you can't purchase such large prints, we recommend using your classroom projector system to enlarge, trace, and paint the paw print shapes on white bulletin board paper.
- Border: Complimentary patterned trimmer.
- Decoration: Print student names onto the paw print accents and arrange around the bulletin board. Easy peasy, right?!
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Kayla Johnson
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