Collaborative Welcome Poster - Whole Class Display for Back to School
This collaborative poster is perfect for a back-to-school activity and classroom display. It consists of 35 rectangles that, once coloured and cut out, fit together to form the message “WELCOME TO”. A blank space beneath the message allows for customisation, so you can add your class name and teacher name.
When printed at its original size, the final poster measures 1.4 m × 0.8 m (55″ × 35″). The dimensions can also be easily adjusted by changing your printer settings to scale the size up or down.
To make assembly simple, each piece includes a small grid coordinate in the bottom-right corner.
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Why Choose The Collaborative Welcome Poster - Whole Class Display for Back to School?
- Create a warm and welcoming classroom with a collaborative artwork made by the whole class!
- Use this as a fun and engaging back-to-school activity during the first week!
- Simple to assemble and easy to customise.
- A versatile resource your class can enjoy year after year, suitable for any grade.
What's Included?
- 35 unique poster pieces for students to colour
- Letters and symbols you can print to add your class and name
- Instructions for how to put the collaborative poster together
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