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9 sets
Habitat · canopy
Jungle
Vines over the reading corner
Leaf-green trim around the pillows. Frogs on the name plates.
Band $35 to $70
Why Canopy over the cushions, not one toucan
Habitat · canopy
Jungle
Hang the canopy over the reading corner. Vine trim around the board, frogs and toucans the class can name, leaf-green name plates on the cushions. A bulletin set plus trim is a habitat. One toucan on construction paper leaves the pillows bare.
Band $35 to $70 · Canopy over the cushions, not one toucan
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Habitat · sand
Desert
Cactus trim, a dry-river map
Sand-color edge. Sort the wall into plant and animal.
Band $30 to $60
Why Plants on one half, lizards on the other
Habitat · sand
Desert
Split the dry room. Cactus trim is the edge. Succulents and spines on the left, lizards and snakes on the right, a dry-river map or habitat poster naming the sand. The class should be able to sort plant from animal with a finger. A lone cactus sticker is a beige wall with a cartoon on it.
Band $30 to $60 · Plants on one half, lizards on the other
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History · temple
Egyptian temple
Nile gold, a strip to copy from
Trace the bird, the reed, the water. Then write a name.
Band $40 to $80
Why Hieroglyph strip as copywork
History · temple
Egyptian temple
The hieroglyph strip is copywork. Trace the bird, the reed, the water, then write a name in a cartouche. Temple board and Nile posters set the gold; pyramid cutouts sit above the calendar. A pyramid with no letters to copy is a picture, not a writing job.
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History · calendar
Aztec
Stone sun, maize, Mesoamerica
Fingers on the rings. Maize beside a map, not a costume rack.
Band $35 to $70
Why Sun stone the class can count
History · calendar
Aztec
Hang the sun stone where fingers can count the rings. Maize cutouts and a Mesoamerica map sit beside it so the wall reads as history. Paper weight matters: a calendar the class will actually read, not a printout that curls. A costume poster of a headdress is not a lesson.
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Habitat · snow
Mountains & snow
A snow line. White coats with the flakes.
White coats hang with the flakes. Brown coats live on the slope.
Band $30 to $65
Why Snow line, then sort by coat
Habitat · snow
Mountains & snow
Draw a snow line across the board. White coats hang with the flakes; brown coats live on the slope. Snowflake trim is the edge. Arctic cutouts plus mountain posters let the class sort neighbors by coat. A bag of flake stickers with no animals is winter clutter.
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Season · year
Holidays
Pumpkins, then snow, then hearts
The board stays. The edge changes with the calendar.
Band $25 to $55
Why Swap the trim; keep the board
Season · year
Holidays
The board stays. Swap the trim as the year turns: pumpkins, then snow, then hearts, then lanterns. Calendar extras and world-holiday posters keep October from eating the wall. Buy a year of edges, not one dump of orange.
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Science · dig
Dinosaurs
Bones low, names above, a timeline
Say Stegosaurus, not only dino. Fossils sit like a layer.
Band $35 to $75
Why Fossil layer plus names you can say
Science · dig
Dinosaurs
The board is a dig site. Fossil décor sits low like a layer; name plates above it so the class can say Stegosaurus, not only dino. A timeline strip is the job. One roaring T. rex with no names is a cartoon on green paper.
Band $35 to $75 · Fossil layer plus names you can say
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Science · orbit
Space
Dark-sky trim. Mercury to Neptune.
Walk a finger from the sun to the last planet.
Band $40 to $85
Why Sun first, then planets in order
Science · orbit
Space
Hang the sun, then walk a finger from Mercury to Neptune. Galaxy trim is the dark sky. Planet cutouts and solar-system posters belong in order, not in a glitter pile. Glow stars with no planets are a ceiling pack, not an orbit.
Band $40 to $85 · Sun first, then planets in order
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History · ranch
Cowboy / western
Hats, a trail map, ranch jobs
Wrangler, cook, scout. Trim is the fence line.
Band $30 to $65
Why Hats as name plates, jobs on the trail
History · ranch
Cowboy / western
Name plates under hats. A trail map and ranch jobs on the board: wrangler, cook, scout. Wild-west trim is the fence line. A toy hat on a peg is costume. Jobs and names make a ranch.
Band $30 to $65 · Hats as name plates, jobs on the trail
