This Thanksgiving bulletin board took several hours to complete (most of it was cutting out the letters and hearts), but I'm so happy with the way it turned out!
Drawing the turkey body:
First, draw a large and medium heart for the body and head, a rectangle for the neck, triangle for the nose, and a tear drop for the waddle. The trickiest part for you if you're not feeling artistic will be the legs. Just do your best!
Cutting and Arranging the Turkey Feathers:
The turkey feathers are simply 3" wide rectangular strips of paper in red, yellow, and orange, along with hearts glued to the tops of each strip. I wrote the names of each student on the hearts (yep, this is a big class this year!). I arranged the paper strips on the rug to practice the spacing before stapling them onto the bulletin board.
The turkey feathers are simply 3" wide rectangular strips of paper in red, yellow, and orange, along with hearts glued to the tops of each strip. I wrote the names of each student on the hearts (yep, this is a big class this year!). I arranged the paper strips on the rug to practice the spacing before stapling them onto the bulletin board.
The Final Bulletin Board:
I used a black background to make the colors pop, and finished the turkey with a red heart!
I regret that I don't know where I found the original inspiration for this bulletin board! To whoever you are, thank you! 💛
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