About
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I am Linda Hartley and I am the author of Classroom Displays Blog. Click on my Likedin profile to find out more about me.
The blog has been created to explore and celebrate the use of displays in classrooms all over the world.
E-mail me at
mailto:Linda. Hartley@gmail.com.
If you are interested in using the blog as part of your own research you’ll find more details on my new site FAQ page which it would be helpful for you to read before contacting me. Thanks 
This blog formed part of my action research for the final year of my work-place based degree.
As well as sharing ideas and best practice I found that by looking at, commenting on and tagging each other’s displays we were able to investigate what works and doesn’t in the classroom and explore some reasons for this.
My personal blog can be found here at Acting to Improve
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The blog is linked to the Classroom Displays group on Flickr. If you want to see the extensive collection of displays from all over the world then click on the image below:
If you have images of displays you would like to share please join the Flickr Group
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Visit The Classroom Displays and Bulletin Boards Bookstore (powered by Amazon) (US store here) for a wide range of classroom related books and other products.
Buy books mentioned in the blog:
Hands on Numeracy
A good source of display ideas for maths in Keystage 1 and 2. Maths is always a tricky area to make displays for and some of these are brilliant. The Olly Octopus page is a particular favourite. See it here
Hands on Literacy
Another good source of ideas, this time for literacy. One of the things about these books is the ease with which a little imagination can transform an idea to fit whatever story you might need. For example the ideas for a story checklist from The Lighhouse Keepers Lunch in this book were adapted to produce this wonderful display about Handa’s Surprise.
Hands on Display
I haven’t used this one myself but it looks good. Contains many ideas for interactive displays, something most of us find quite difficult.
Other books mentioned in posts
Hairy Mclary
Elmer the Elephant
See also
Amazon’s current list of books about Displays in Education
Hi
I would love to share some of my classroom display photos how do i go about becoming involved?