Winter is here, and with it, all the fun of the season. If youâre like us and love to change up your bulletin boards with the seasons, youâll love these winter bulletin boards and ideas to decorate your classroom. Also check out our winter door displays!
1. Winter Wonderland
Shake up your classroom with this adorable snow globe bulletin board idea. Add in some colorful wintry trees and your winter wonderland is complete!Â
Source: @prekwithmrslempe
2. Collaborative Winter Scene
Celebrate the season of coming together with this interactive board. Each student in your class can add their own element to this winter scene.
Source: @artwithmre
3. Believe in the Magic of Kindness and Cheer
These magical winter trees can be put together by your students. We love the pretty pops of color.
Source: @oneclassatatime
4. We Are Smitten With Learning!
Cozy mittens and a snowman make this board so spectacular for the winter season. Students can create their own mitten using watercolors and markers.Â
Source: @abbysartroom
5. Itâs âSnowâ Secret Weâre Brrr..illiant!
Snow and ice and everything nice! Your kids will love making and displaying these winter-themed poems and snowflakes.Â
Source: @madeforfirstgrade
6. Winter Is Snow Fun!
Writing prompts are always a simple but fun way to display your studentsâ work. This one encourages kids to write about their favorite parts of winter. Snow much fun!Â
Source: @thelastminuteteacher
7. Winter Wonderland
This winter art project displayed as a bulletin board is the perfect way to tie in some snowy fun to your classroom. Encourage your kids to get creative with this one.
Source: @perfectforprimary
8. Itâs Cool To Be ⊠Calm, a Conflict Resolver, a Caring Upstander
Tie in a good life lesson with some cute snowmen and snowflakes. Itâs cool to be kind!Â
Source: @wizardofschoolcounseling
9. We are like snowflakes. All different. All special.
If youâre looking for inclusive winter bulletin boards, this is a great option. Use studentsâ poetry to display this cute snowflake board. Snowbody will feel left out with this inclusive winter bulletin board idea.Â
Source: @student1st_teaching
10. Thereâs Snow Place Like Our Class!
Your kids will love to see their writing displayed with these cute hanging letters. We love all the bright pops of color!
Source: @threecheersfor3rdgrade
11. We Are Like Snowflakes, All Different in Our Own Way
Being different is good. Showcase this message in your classroom! Include pictures of your class as the snowflakes and youâll have the perfect winter bulletin board.
Source: @applesandabcs
12. Do You Want To Build a Snowman?
Use leftover scraps of paper for this adorable snowman craft. These snowmen definitely wonât melt.Â
Source: @lewcrewschool
13. Our Class Is âSnowâ Cool
How cute are these snowmen featuring names of students? Absolutely brrrr-illiant!Â
Source: @specialedwithmissf
14. Donât Have a Meltdown ⊠Keep Your Cool
Great advice tied in with a cute wintry theme. How cool! Donât flurry, be happy.Â
Source: @futureschoolcounselor
15. Warm Up With a Good Book
Hot cocoa and good books bring the coziest vibes. You can really get creative with this board!
Source: @createdecorateeducate
16. Chillinâ With My Snowmies
Classmates turn into snowmies on this fun, sparkly board!Â
Source: @scholarschoice
17. Waddling Through Winter
This board is sure to put some pen-grins on studentsâ faces! What an adorable and simple winter bulletin board idea.Â
Source: Pinterest: Nicole CanniciÂ
18. A Fresh Batch of Smart Cookies
Use tinfoil to replicate this smart-cookies bulletin board idea. How sweet!
Source: Library Centers
19. Happy Winter, Letâs Have Fun!
Winter brings many fun outdoor activities. Showcase the joy of sledding, skiing, and playing in the snow with this bulletin board.
Source: Bulletin Board Pro
20. Gone Fishing
This board is perfect for a lesson on arctic animals. So cute and informative!
Source: Deanna Jump
21. Wishing You a Warm and Cozy Winter
This board gives us all the warm and fuzzy feelings. Use cotton balls to create some awesome-looking marshmallows!Â
Source: Mrs. Johnsonâs First GradeÂ