Hot air balloon classroom theme

These hot air balloon-themed bulletin board ideas and activities will create an exciting and engaging environment for elementary school students as they start the new school year.

Easy to Make Hot Air Balloon Decorations | Pretty Handy Girl

The Sky is the Limit in Class... a sweet and easy bulletin board!

Hot air balloon role play

Reading will take you EVERYWHERE hot air balloon with flying books bulletin board The hot air balloon is from poster board and construction paper. The books I printed out and the clouds cut from white paper. I used white yarn for all the strings. Fonts: Reading - One Starry Night will take you - Alex-Antiqua EVERYWHERE - Amatic

With the right mindset, the sky’s the limit, and during #InternationalHotAirBalloonWeek, our hot air balloon–themed décor products with their uplifting messages provide a fitting metaphor for the opportunities we all have to be the best versions of ourselves!

These hot air balloon-themed bulletin board ideas and activities will create an exciting and engaging environment for elementary school students as they start the new school year.

Classroom door decoration hot air balloon

Create your own DIY Hot Air Balloon with your Cricut! Your Cricut Cutie can even ride in it!

Hello crafty friends! Today I want to share these colorful hot air balloons fashioned from, you guessed it- PAPER! These playful decorations are perfect for

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You can use 5 layers of scrapbook sheets/construction paper, fold, and glue to each other. Paper straws can connect basket, and pictures of the kids add a nice touch. The bottom of the boxes painted black, with foil windows, can make a silhouette of the city.

Up up and stepping up we go!! (Hot air balloon graduation school door decoration!)

Hot Air Balloon photo booth for 5th Grade Celebration. Used chicken wire to form a cone, wrapped it in butcher paper, and stapled it to the wall. Then attached all of the balloons to the to the paper and other balloons with double stick tape, filling the inside of the cone with filler paper and loose balloons. The basket is a Jute runner (bought from a local big box store) stapled to an extra large cardboard box, open on the back side for easy entry.