Student of the Week Posters

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Using Student of the Week Posters

You can create interactive and personalized star student posters to highlight standout pupils. They allow educators to introduce individual students, celebrate their achievements, and provide information about their hobbies and favorite things. These posters boost classroom engagement, encourage positive behavior, and contribute to a student-centered learning environment.

What is a Student of the Week Poster?

It is a bulletin board display that spotlights an individual member of the class. Teachers decorate a photo poster board with the child's picture, name, and details like their family, friends, birthday, favorite things, accomplishments, and aspirations. Ideas vary but the aim is always to make each child feel recognized.

Poster Ideas

Consider these student of the week poster ideas:

• Hang up recent work samples showcasing their capabilities.
• Incorporate interactive elements for classmates to fill in, such as an “Ask Me About” section or “My Favorite Things” list.
• Include themed art and images relating to their interests, such as sports, animals, or dance.
• Allow the featured child to decorate their own poster with markers, and invite their friends or tablemates to contribute.
• Use digital templates with fillable text and image boxes for simple creating and printing.
• Feature fun superlatives voted on by their peers, such as “class comedian” or “most positive”.

Tips to Make a Star Student Poster

Creating an engaging star student posters showcase is easy with Storyboard That. Here are some tips to get you started.

• Use a Template: Select a blank template from our collection above, or you can create from scratch. Choose a theme that corresponds with the child's interests to make them feel extra special.


• Personalize the Design: Personalize by uploading photos of the featured student and typing their details. For added meaning, have the spotlighted child manually fill out interactive sections on the poster about their lives, or enable peers to contribute supportive messages. This interactivity fosters connections.


• Enhance Aesthetics: Decorate by adding relevant stickers from our massive clipart library including fun student of the week clipart. Accent with vibrant colors, borders, shapes, and more using Storyboard That's advanced editing features.

Star Student Poster: Kindergarten Version

For early learners, Storyboard That enables educators to develop simple yet creative posters. Useful kindergarten ideas include:

1. Inserting tracing sheets for them to spell out their name.
2. Adding basic fill-in-the-blank or coloring templates.
3. Featuring customizable puzzles with their picture.
4. Using stickers to let them glue tactile materials like buttons, felt, and pompoms to the poster.
5. Displaying their best artwork or work samples from class activities.
6. Providing a space for them to draw self-portraits or contribute artistic elements.

Storyboard That empowers even young students to feel involved in poster creation.

Why Display Star Student Posters in Class?

Displaying a star of the week may offer many benefits when incorporated intentionally:

• Builds Classroom Community: Making each child feel celebrated on their special day through these posters fosters an encouraging, tight-knit classroom community. Displaying details about students’ lives outside school facilitates meaningful connections.


• Boosts Engagement: Giving kids the floor to express themselves creatively through posters sparks enthusiasm about learning. It also motivates them to perform well in hopes of being the next star.


• Encourages Positive Behavior: Spotlighting admirable qualities motivates children to emulate those actions. The poster provides a visual reminder of class values.


• Enhances Sense of Belonging: Public and personalized praise make kids feel individually valued. Displaying their work and interests communicates that teachers know and appreciate them.


• Supports Student-Centered Instruction: Centering classroom culture around uplifting students empowers learners’ voices. Enabling students to guide poster content gives them ownership, which is particularly important at a young age.


• Creates Excitement About School: Special star student poster displays generate anticipation and positivity around the school week. Children look forward to their turn being featured.

More Storyboard That Resources and Free Printables

Teachers can complement these posters using Storyboard That's student organizer worksheet templates, holiday activities, and weekly planner worksheet templates. Additionally, teachers might also be interested in activities that focus on self esteem for students.

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