Spring is in the air, and it’s the perfect time to refresh your classroom with bright, engaging, and hands-on math activities! Why not take learning a step further by turning your students’ hard work into colorful spring bulletin boards? These five spring-themed math bulletin board ideas reinforce essential math concepts while showcasing student creativity.
Whether you’re teaching place value, fractions, or math facts, these interactive displays will bring seasonal fun to your classroom. Let’s take a look!
In this activity, students create adorable place-value caterpillars using base ten blocks to represent numbers. Not only will they strengthen their understanding of standard form, expanded form, and word form, but they’ll also contribute to a bright and engaging “Caterpillar Number Crawl” bulletin board!
Why You’ll Love It: Hands-on practice with place value!
This bulletin board idea turns fraction learning into a festive display! Students create a Pot of Gold filled with fraction pieces and compare fractions using recording sheets. Their gold-filled creations make the perfect “Fractions are Golden” bulletin board!
Why You’ll Love It: Choose from Print-and-Go or Cut-and-Paste options!
Fractions come to life with this butterfly-themed activity! Students create butterflies where the wings represent different fractions, making math visual, hands-on, and fun. Their unique designs will turn your wall into a “Fluttering into Fractions” bulletin board!
Why You’ll Love It: Helps students visualize fractions!
This math bulletin board is perfect for fact fluency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Students solve their math facts and display their work on colorful rainbow strips. Once assembled, their work creates a cheerful and vibrant “Radiant Rainbow Equations” display!
Why You’ll Love It: Reinforces fact fluency in all four operations!
This spring math craft combines Easter fun with learning! Students create Easter baskets filled with either fraction or clock-themed eggs. It’s the perfect blend of seasonal creativity and essential math skills for a “Math is Egg-Citing” bulletin board!
Why You’ll Love It: Differentiated for multiple skill levels!
For more engaging spring activities, check out these three simple reading activities using sticky notes!
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