DISPLAY SPACE


Black- Blackboards may be used for display space. Paper or other
board materials may be used to cover blackboard if desired.


Bulletin Keep bulletin boards attractive and
Board interesting. The children will take
 great pride and become very effi-
 cient in taking this responsibility
 with the guidance of the teacher.

 (i) Use interesting related mate-
 rials. Change bulletin often.

 (2) Pin all four corners down, so
 that material will stay flat.

 (3) If possible mount all pictures,
 clippings, or printed material. Use
 colored paper sometimes.

 (4) Keep the bulletin board so that
 it has an orderly arrangement. Space so that things will
 not seem too crowded or have empty areas.


 Substi- (i) If no bulletin boards are pro-
 tutes for vided, old scraps of beaver board,
 Bulletin celotex, plywood, large packing
 Boards cases, etc., can be used. If space
 is limited, a series of small boards i
 may be laced together with heavy
 cord, which can be folded and
 stored when not in use. Paint often
 improves the appearance of bul-
 letin boards.

 (z) Old picture frames may be re-
 finished and used to display chil-
 dren's work. Change them often.

 (3) Screens may be used where
 there are no bulletin boards. Ma-
 terials for these can often be scrap materials from lumber
 yards, such as packing cases. Screens may be folded and put
 out of the way when not in use.