Our children’s schedule becomes hectic during the school year. And it is up to them to learn how to balance their time for school, homework, projects, extra-curricular activities, family, church, and some other. With all the many activities and responsibilities they need to complete, they sometimes forget to carry out expectations. For us parents, it is understandable that our children fail to push through with some obligations. However, this circumstance is not acceptable to people who will be affected by the overlook.

How can you help your children? You can give them a planner or a notebook where they can write down their obligations. Also you can make a simple DIY Bulletin Board for kids. They can simply pin their tasks and/or activity reminders on the board; and then tick off once it is done.

Materials:

Styrofoam Low Density 1x12x18
Neon Colored Construction Papers
Printable Template*
Glue gun
Scissors
Paper Tape
Adhesive Tape
Glue
Pushpins

DIY Bulletin Board Instructions:

A. *Prepare printable template.

A1. Decide the terms or phrases you will use on your bulletin board.
A2. Encode in your chosen Word software.
A3. Print. Ensure that you have enough printer toner or ink to complete the printing task.
A4. Set aside.

B. Craft bulletin board embellishments.

B1. Trace circles on construction papers. Make sure that you make 3 different circle sizes.
B2. Cut the circles and lay out.

B3. Group the circles in 3s. The circles must be different in size and color.
B4. Glue the grouped circles. See images for setup.

C. Assemble your bulletin board.

C1.Set the Styrofoam in place.
C2. Stick grouped circles on the topmost part using glue gun. See images for setup.

C3. Attach printed template. Cut the printed words. Stick each word template on black construction paper to keep it firm. And then fix on bulletin board using glue gun.

C4. Add your personal touch. You can use paper tapes to design the board.

C5. Complete your bulletin board. Cut paper shapes that will serve as your base for writing reminders and notes. Stick shaped-papers with push pins.

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