This is a year 2 classroom display about manners and healthy eating.
Get the kids to say ideas and make the classroom display for a clear visual on how one should behave in the dinning room. Children will participate and enjoy making this classroom display.
This classroom display also works great for a corridor display to share with the other students around the school. This classroom display was made by our year 2 team Caroline, Amy and Morgane.
A display panel based on the rainbow fish book.
This story book teaches the children about sharing and being kind, it’s a great book to use in your PSHCE lesson. The activity to do after reading and talking about the book is for the children to colour in or paint their own rainbow fish but leave one scale white to then stick glitter and make it shiny. These fish make a colourful and great display panel.
This display panel was made in a year 1 class and put together by Abby.
A brilliant display panel based on the K is for kissing kangaroo book.
You will need templates of the letters of the alphabet, you can print them at sparklebox or find them around the web if you don’t have time to make them. The children then decorate their letters.
To make it more effective it’s a good idea to stick different materials on the letters.
Snowflakes and stars and snow and trees is all we see for winter display panels! And to be fair it does get a little bit boring! So this is a gorgeous display panel to do with winter and snowflakes but with a change to make it different!
A mixture of gold glitter stars with amazing snowflakes not only made out of white paper but with metallic effect make this beautiful winter display panel. It was hard work to make these amazing snowflakes but the children managed with some help!
To add to the display panel the children wrote a wish in beautiful handwriting and their work is displayed between the snowflakes and stars.
This is a great winter display panel made by year 2 Carmen, Amy, Elena, Caroline and Margaret.
A wonderful display panel about sound and music.
The Idea of the background of the display panel is to it to look like a music sheet. We cut strips of black card and pasted it on the white background. We added musical notes and some colourful cut out letters to make do re mi fa so la… Read more
Here is a great way to show off that great excursion!
We went on a pirates day excursion to a pirate ship park and decided to display our work for everyone to see. To make the display panel more interesting we added a cardboard ship some blue card for waves, some pirate paintings made by the children and some photos of our day.
On the rest of the display panel we put the children’s work about that day.
A wonderful display panel idea made by year 2 Caroline, Amy and Carmen.
Why not change that christmas display panel to something different and not typical christmas?Also a great way to learn about other cultures.
The children made the different art work related to the culture they learnt about to put on the display panel. A great way to make and effective and different display panel. 
A giant snowman display panel to put on your classroom door!
Make a giant snowman and get the children to decorate and paint it to give your classroom that festive look!
Easy and quick to make and great fun for the children.
A display panel made by Marcia and Natalia.
Here is a beautiful winter display panel idea.
This amazing winter display panel was made in nursery. The children made the different winter animals and the background was created by the teachers. A little bit of imagination and art skills can make your winter display panel into a gorgeous winter land. 
A traditional christmas scene for a display panel.
This is a great activity to do between different year groups. You can get each class to make something different for the display panel. The desert sand was made by sticking real sand on card. You can also add more things to the display panel or make things differently, the stars on the sky were made out of sugar and paper with the younger children. The children will all enjoy being a part of this huge display panel if you have the space for it. You can also then display children’s work on it. If you are in a religious school you can add the nativity scene to complete the whole display panel.
A great design for the display panel made by Chus, Mercedes, Ana Maria, Ana Chacón and Cristina.
A very quick pirate display panel.
Make a big pirate ship out of thick cardboard, paint it with the children and add gold paint for the details. Make a cute child friendly pirate flag to put on the ship. Make the background of the display panel blue so it looks like the sea, add some tissue paper to make the waves and then put the children’s work on the display panel!
The children will love it and it won’t take you that long to make this pirate display panel!
Here is a beautiful display panel for christmas.
A gold modern christmas tree made out of cones painted gold and white stars to make it look effective. Get hold of some wire and put some little stars at the end and attach them to the cones to make the display board look like a modern art christmas tree.
A brilliant creation by Angela Drummond that makes the display board glow!
The Three Bear’s door display panel!
During the book day in our school we created book week. Everyday we would do activities related to books and stories and every classroom had to pick a book to be.
Display on pirates topic:
Children love pirates. It’s a brilliant topic for year 1, they have so much fun learning about pirates! Making a classroom display for this topic is great. You can play
around with so many things. Here is a pirate display i made recently. Not only is it a display but also a role play area for the children.
