Example of the United States Flag Bulletin Board. This is a good printable to use on Memorial or Veterans Day, plus the Fourth of the July.
United States Flag Bulletin Board Example
Excerpted from
More Bulletin Boards for Every Month
More Bulletin Boards for Every Month
by Arnold Cheyney
This book is filled with what every teacher needs - more than 50 bulletin board ideas and activities for the whole curriculum and for every month of the year.
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