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This was so colorful and bright that we left it in the dark for a very long time.
Board Decoration For Science Exhibition
The background is just pieces of construction paper that I saw through (the tape is on the reverse side!)
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Although this is quite simple, I like it. The homework was great and just received. Plus, it was easy to make!
I proposed to install pictures in the empty spaces, but I never did. I decided to hang the poster on the board.
In your school, you also have monitoring throughout the year, such as a “calendar” or children’s work. 1. HAVE THEM IN THE STEM LAB. But what about those that you have decorated in the hallway?
These are assigned to you to complete. These are the challenges. I think because we want them to look spectacular, that’s what everyone sees. So when I decorate one of them, I really try to make them fabulous.
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Our maps are the most erroneous. We are talking about huge bulletin boards. No small squares or side panels next to your whiteboard. I talk to you too much.
The inside length of the board measures 90 inches. That is seven feet. I needed ideas that could take up so much space!
Yes, Pinterest. Of course I found ten tons of cool pictures, including all the pictures above (and I found all these recreations of my clips).
So I started as a lady scientist first. I need a lab coat. It’s as easy as I used graph paper, drew it free hand, cut it out, and then cut the crease and wrapped the shirt lapels. Easy, easy.
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Well, he has stuff in his pockets on the board. I decided to actually make the pockets and put the objects in them. So I made two glasses and colored them with clay. Eh… it’s boring. So, out of the light.
(And I may add, my keeper was in the room, and he saw me take it out, and I raised an eyebrow in my face….I hate custodians staring.) Anyway, my shiny glasses fit well in small pockets;
Now for the face. I cut the head and add some hair in the background. The eyes were easy and I made a triangular nose. But I can’t draw my mouth.
So I pulled out my lip gloss so I only have it there for the day of the shoot.
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The 3-D hair was just a bunch of brown paper that I picked up and stamped in place. Bending around the face.
The hand, which you see, was empty enough that I made the hand of the lens. You can’t tell, but it’s actually plastic embedded in black paper… I’m a little OCD, what can I say?
It was time for the pipes. Look back at the original table. The outer edge is a tube that goes around. It is connected to a ball of static electricity and then there are a few places where the tube boils open.
So I cut the yellow paper and made the border. I made rounded corners and then added open piping.
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The yellow paper was too bright, so I smeared it with colored chalk and lightly rubbed the map and now it looks a little polished. I added a yellow pipe and a nice shiny connector.
My thing is pictures. I added six small square tubes and used pictures of the kids in the lab. I may change the photos from time to time and leave this board for a while!
The bubble dots were easy – just cut them out freehand and draw around the edges with a filter to make them cute. Now to the other bubbling pipe. The first way I did it was with the knobs, but there was little space, so I added diagonal pipe cleaners.
. The letters were cut from the letter making machine at our school (It’s not a cricket. Ours is the one where you turn the crank and the paper runs through and presses the paper. Old).
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I love it and it has stayed all year. As soon as I got it, I kept all the parts and put them back for the following year. I’m linking posts for you at the bottom of this!
Meanwhile, I now have so many pages that can help you decorate your space. Check out the gallery below! (Click on any of the images to see more details!)