Keyboard bulletin board

Easy ideas for computer lab decor. Brighten up your lab and run an organized, effective, and cohesive technology classroom!

I found this idea online but put my personal twist on it. The letters are made with take out boxes. I bought a sleeve of 100 on Amazon and cut them. To make the keys longer, I cut the edges off the boxes and used electrical tape to tape them together. The colors are just colored cardstock. I bought a pack of paper at Michaels for $3.33 and sent the cardstock through the printer with a font that I liked (Segoe). I cut to fit and glued to the top of the boxes. I glued the keys to a large piece…

New bulletin board for the computer lab. I got the idea from elementarytechteachers.ning.com. It came out great!

Genius use of to-go boxes for a computer keyboard bulletin board in a computer lab.

The classroom of your dreams is easy to achieve with a little DIY magic.

Technology Themed Decor Keyboard Shortcuts 22 half-page keyboard shortcut posters. This set is designed to meet the needs of grades K-8. This resource is great to either make a bulletin board to display shortcuts to students or even shrink down and make cheat sheets next to student station computers. I also love the idea of enlarging them if you have a big classroom so that you can display them for all to see.

I love bulletin boards. Have I mentioned that? I love making my bulletin boards art. I love putting art on my bulletin boards. Heck...I'll put almost anything on my boards! Here are a few ideas for quick and funky borders using some non-traditional items that you may have laying around your house. Poker Chips I use poker chips for several different things in my classroom, so I have quite a few on hand. They make a great border, don't they? If you have a metal edged board, you can use a glue…