BULLETIN BOARD PROJECT: MORE THAN AN ENGLISH CLASS

Learning English doesn’t always have to rely on textbooks and worksheets. In our English class, students are encouraged to explore their creativity by creating colourful and meaningful bulletin boards based on different topics through a project-based learning method.

Each class is given a unique theme, such as traditional food, hobbies, or social issues, with different themes for each class. Students design their own bulletin boards by combining drawings, pictures, and English descriptions to express their ideas. Through this activity, they not only practice writing, especially since many students initially struggle and tend to copy from their books, but also develop their creativity and confidence.

What makes this activity even more special is that every student has the opportunity to present their work in front of the class. During the presentation, they explain their topic, share their ideas, and practice speaking in English. This helps them build confidence and improve their communication skills in a fun and supportive environment.

The results are amazing. Students show great effort in their designs, use new vocabulary, and proudly share their work with others. This proves that when learning is enjoyable and interactive, students become more engaged and motivated.

By: Indriani, English teacher