School Supplies Bulletin Board Borders: Crayon, Pencil and Notebook Trim

Friday, July 19, 2019

A back to school board is easier when the borders come off your printer. These crayon, pencil, and notebook strips print on colored cardstock, cut out, and staple around your board in minutes.

These school supplies bulletin board borders give your room crayon, pencil, and notebook trim that you print yourself, no store run needed. Print them on colored cardstock, cut, and staple, and your back to school board is ready in minutes. When a strip gets worn, just print another.

School supplies bulletin board borders crayon pencil notebook cover

What is in it

  • 3 designs: crayons, pencils, and notebooks
  • 4 border strips per sheet, each 10 x 2 inches, with black outlines to cut
  • 6 to 7 sheets cover a large bulletin board

See every page in the School Supplies Bulletin Board Borders preview on TPT.

How to use it

  • Print on 8.5 x 11 colored cardstock or any paper you like
  • Cut along the black outlines
  • Staple the strips around your board

Where it fits

  • Back to school bulletin boards and room setup
  • Hallway displays and student work boards
  • Writing centers and supply corners
  • Teachers of any grade

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Ready for back to school?

Use them for hallway displays, student work boards, or your supply corner, and print another strip when one gets worn.

Get the School Supplies Bulletin Board Borders on TPT

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

Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers

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