Whooo Cares About the Earth? - Earth Day Bulletin Board
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Similar to yesterday's featured display, here's another take on an owl themed bulletin board for Earth Day! Designed by the creative teaching duo, Christy and Tammy, of Fluttering Through First Grade, we love how the board combines writing and crafting for a fun (mostly) kid-created display!
Here's a closer look at the adorable craftivity. Aren't those cupcake liner eyes adorable?!
In the spirit of Earth Day, Christy and Tammy had their kiddos write about the things they do (or would like to do) to help the Earth - recycle, plant trees/flowers, conserve resources, etc. The best part is these lovely ladies provide the craftivity template for free over at their Teachers Pay Teachers store so all you'll have to do is throw up some blue background paper, scrunch and shape brown bulletin board paper to create a tree, and add a colorful border and title!
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