Over the past few months, I’ve been working on a new version of my ‘Teaching Photos’ site. The site has over 500 photographs of classroom displays which you can browse through to gain inspiration for your own displays / bulletin boards. The new site is much easier to move around and shows off the wonderful display photographs more effectively.

You can also create a free account on the site, enabling you to save your favourite photographs and upload your own photos easily.

If you are happy to share photographs of your own classroom displays, please register at Teaching Photos and start uploading. Alternatively, you can email them to me and I will upload them for you. Thanks!

If you ever get stuck for ideas for your classroom displays, there are lots of places online which will provide you with some inspiration. One of these is the wonderful Classroom Displays blog, which is run by Linda Hartley. As she explains on the site, it was ‘created to explore and celebrate the use of displays in classrooms all over the world. As well as sharing ideas and best practice I hope that by looking at, commenting on and tagging each other’s displays we can investigate what works and doesn’t work in the classroom and explore some of the reasons.’

http://usefulwiki.com/displays/

Those visiting the site Linda also offers INSET and training sessions to support teachers with the development of their own classroom displays.

Don’t forget that you can also find inspiration for your displays at Teaching Photos.

I’ve recently added some wonderful pictures to our gallery of Teaching Photos. Thank you to Kimberley and Danielle for sharing their photographs.

If you have any photos of displays that you are able to share with others, please email them to mark@teachingideas.com and I’ll put them online as soon as I can. Thank you!