Learning Objective Printable: Black and White Objective Board for 13 Subjects

Saturday, August 5, 2017

Posting the learning goal helps students know why they are learning. This board gives every subject a spot, and no color ink is needed.

This learning objective printable gives you a black and white objective board for every subject you teach, plus a banner to top it off. Print it on any school copier on bright cardstock, and your goals for the day are posted where students can see them.

Black and white learning objective board printable

What is in it

  • Objectives banner: 10 pennants that spell OBJECTIVES
  • 13 subject objective boards: math, science, social studies, reading, language arts, spelling, writing, religion, health, art, music, phys ed, and ELA
  • 20 pages total

See every page in the Learning Objective Board preview on TPT.

How to use it

  • Print on colored cardstock for a bright board with no color ink
  • Post the day's learning goal under each subject
  • Point back to the goal at the start and end of each lesson

Where it fits

  • Back to school bulletin boards
  • Posting daily learning goals
  • Classrooms with no color printer
  • Kindergarten and elementary classrooms

What teachers are saying

It holds 5 stars from 15 ratings.

"I love the simplicity and ability to customize the colors of this resource! I wanted something I could use for an objectives wall and this is perfect for that!"

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Goals they can see

Print it on bright cardstock and post your goals for the day.

Get the Learning Objective Board on TPT

Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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