The Crayon Box That Talked - MLK Day Bulletin Board Ideas
Shane DeRolf's The Crayon Box That Talked is a wonderful book to share with your kiddos on MLK Day! Through beautiful illustration and playful, yet meaningful text, students are reminded that when we all work together - the results are colorful and compelling!
Several bulletin board ideas have emerged that use DeRolf's poem as inspiration. We love how they turned out and think the would provide a bright and meaningful wall display perfect for Martin Luther King Jr Day! Two of the designs have previously been featured on our blog...
{Design via Katie Morris over at Adventures of an Art Teacher. Find the full feature here -->A Lesson From Crayons... }
{Design via Brooke over at Mrs. Burgin's Kindergarten Class. Find the full feature here --> A Box of Crayons}
We found two other great designs floating around on Pinterest that might inspire your own crayon themed diversity bulletin board...
![MLK Day Diversity Bulletin Board Idea](http://supplyme-images.s3.amazonaws.com/post/crayonbox_350.jpg)
This design is from Mrs. Brown's Art Class and was created by a kindergarten class. We love that each kinder got to decorate a crayon for the box! And, of course, that the crayons were added to an adorable crayon box
![MLK Day Diversity Bulletin Board Idea](http://supplyme-images.s3.amazonaws.com/post/Crayonbox.jpg)
This design is from April over at Chalk Talk. Again, each student got to design their own crayon for the board and learned that, just like the crayons in a crayon box, their individuality and diversity is something to celebrate!