February Bulletin Board Ideas for Spanish Teachers

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A new month is the perfect time to decorate! If you’re in need of a creative idea for an easy bulletin board for the month of February, you’re in the right place! Check out these fun February bulletin board ideas for Spanish teachers!

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February Bulletin Board Ideas for Spanish Teachers

I’m going to sort the list of ideas into categories and themes so you can more easily find the perfect February bulletin board idea for your classroom.

The image is a collage of 9 February bulletin boards including winter and valentine themed classroom decor kits for Spanish class.

Here’s the quick list of February bulletin board ideas for you to reference:

Black History Month Bulletin Board Ideas for Spanish Class

Check out these Black History Month bulletin board ideas for Spanish class for the perfect way to celebrate and decorate. Several of them are an easy bulletin board idea that take student work and show it off for your classroom display.

Black History Month Bulletin Board Report Posters

These research posters have an emphasis on Afro Latinos with this list, but the research posters also include a blank template for your students to write in other people they’d like to research, with your approval! They might want to learn more about Rosa Parks, Harriet Tubman, Maya Angelou, Barack Obama, Martin Luther King Jr., or George Washington Carver. There are so many famous African Americans to choose from!

As Black History Month is celebrated through the United States, they may have already learned about some of them, so it’s nice to give students a choice and explore a topic of interest to them. Maybe they did an in-depth project on the Underground Railroad as a younger student in elementary school social studies class, but now your high school students are interested in learning more about the civil rights movement as they’ve heard about in their history classes, or other historical events. Choice is a great way to increase buy-in and makes a huge difference in student engagement!

When finished, these research projects make a great bulletin board. Check out the example shared below or see the post here on Instagram!

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Interactive Bulletin Board for Black History Month

The best bulletin board ideas include interactive elements. This collaborative poster project from La Profe Plotts includes just that! This Spanish collaborative poster is a great team-building activity for your students, and you can also use the finished poster to decorate your classroom, door, hallway, or school! Having students work together towards the common goal of creating a poster will be a wonderful experience for them. This is great for middle school and high school students.

It’s also a great addition to your Black History Month lessons as students can read about each of the notable figures included on the poster in Spanish or English. This poster includes the following Afro-Latinos:

DJ Jigüe
Don Omar
Edgardo Armando Franco
Epsy Campbell
Esperanza Spalding
Gwen Ifill
Jose Celso Barbosa
La La Anthony
Mariano Rivera
Maritza Correia McClendon
Ozuna
Rosie Perez

Your students might recognize some of them, but if they don’t, that’s okay! It’s great for them to learn more with this interactive board. Here’s how it works:

Print the posters
Students will each color one square of the poster
Students cut out each square
Use the included guide to put the pieces together like a puzzle
Hang them on a bulletin board, your door, or wherever you would like to decorate!

Check them out here!

Black History Month Biographies

These short, comprehensible biographies are a great way to introduce your students to important people and celebrate Black women and men throughout history while learning Spanish! This free set of readings includes the following Black historical and famous figures:

Benjamin Bonneker
Bill Pickett
Booker T. Washington
Isabella Van Wagener
Jackie Robinson
Langston Hughes
Marian Anderson
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Michael Jordan
Phyllis Wheatley
Sarah E. Goode
The Tuskegee Airmen
Thurgood Marshall
Wilma Rudolph

Download the free Black History Month activities here!

There is a great mix of African American inventors, Black historical figures, civil rights leaders, and more! Teach your students about African American history (American history!) and their significant contributions to history and culture throughout the years. Move beyond famous quotes to learn more about each of the people included. You can do more than just decorate with these readings of course! They also make a good book for your classroom library, or comprehension activities, too. Learn more about how to use them in your lessons here!

These readings are a free resource available here. Sign up at the form below to grab them!

Black History Month Poster Set

Create a word wall in your Spanish classroom to celebrate famous Black Americans such as Martin Luther King, Jr.! This Dr. Martin Luther King Vocabulary Word Wall has 65 cognates from his “I Have a Dream” speech. What a great way to connect that powerful message with your students’ language learning career!

Post Spanish cognates from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” / Tengo un Sueño speech on your bulletin board! Perfect way to introduce vocabulary needed for a lesson on Dr. King and a powerful display for Black History Month. Click here to download the set!

Valentine’s Day Theme February Classroom Bulletin Board Ideas

These fun Valentine’s Day bulletin board ideas are all hearts, love, and fun! Check out these ideas:

Christian Conversation Hearts

Bulletin board with red heart border reads, "Su amor perdura para siempre. Salmo 136:5" and is surrounded by colorful candy conversation hearts with Christian messages in Spanish, English, and Latin. — Click here to download!

This bulletin board set is a great idea for private school settings! It includes letters & candy hearts in Spanish & English, plus hearts for your students to color. The little hearts are so cute and it’s a fun way to share a message of love and faith with your students. The download includes:

Printable letters “He rescued me because he loves me.” (Ps 18:20)
Printable letters “Su amor perdura para siempre.” (Salmo 136:5)
Blank candy hearts for your students to decorate: 1/page, 2/page, 4/page
24 colorful candy hearts with Christian messages in English & Latin
24 colorful candy hearts with Christian messages in Spanish & Latin

You could have students color and then write their names on the heart template, or add their own verses or phrases to the hearts. You can print them on regular paper, or use construction paper. Perfect for a Valentine themed bulletin board about God’s love for us!

Mi Corazón choco-late por ti

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This fun idea takes a box of chocolates and puts a Spanish pun in the mix! The bulletin board letters read, “Mi corazón choco-late por ti” and comes with an easy option to add to your February activities in your lessons. Your students share about what they love while creating a fun, seasonal display! There is also an additional writing piece if you would like your students to go more in-depth with why they added what they did to their hearts. This download includes:

Chocolate candy color and writing pages with Spanish & English instructions (6 variations)
Writing extension pages for students to explain what they chose to include with Spanish & English instructions
Printable letters for classroom display
Colorful candies for you to print and add to the display

Download here

Tú eres.. Conversation Hearts

Colorful bulletin board for February shows a rainbow heart border surrounding a display that reads "Tú eres" in large letters and is surrounded by colorful conversation hearts in Spanish filled in with various Spanish adjectives to describe someone — Click here to download!

Print off cute Spanish conversation hearts with a variety of Spanish adjectives to hang around the phrase “tú eres..” to make a fun display in your classroom, door, or a bulletin board!

This is perfect for elementary, middle, and high school students! Practice Spanish vocabulary and decorate your classroom all at once!

Pieces of my heart

Shows a printable pdf worksheet for Spanish students with the words "Mi Corazón" and a heart divided into pieces. The pieces are filled in with Spanish words, "mi perro, mis amigos, leer y libros, la música, el español, mi familia, el café" to show things they care about. — Click here to download!

This is one of my favorite options for bulletin board designs! Students decorate a heart with things that are important to them. It’s perfect for all your levels because this student writing activity self levels! You can have novices write single words or nouns, while upper levels can go more in-depth. It’s such a cute way to include student artwork on the bulletin board while doing a fun activity for writing in Spanish.

This download includes:

Heart pages with Spanish & English instructions
Writing page for students to explain what they chose to include
Digital version of the student pages for use with Google Slides
Printable letters for classroom display – two phrases to choose from!
- “Nuestros Corazones”
- “Porque donde esté tu tesoro, allí estará también tu corazón.”

This bulletin board kit is flexible and can be used in a public or private Christian school setting.

Self-Care Candy Hearts

Colorful bulletin board shows the words "Autocuidado es amor propio" and has candy hearts surrounding it in Spanish with different forms of self-care for a February bulletin board idea — Click here to download this printable set!

Help your Spanish students practice self-care this Valentine’s Day! Print, cut, and hang this Spanish valentines bulletin board that emphasizes ways they can take care of themselves with Spanish conversation hearts. This is the perfect option if your school does kindness challenges as you can look at it from the lens of being kind to ourselves. It’s also a very simple bulletin board to decorate.

The digital download includes:

printable letters
16 candy hearts with ideas for practicing self-care
color and b&w

Click here to download!

Candy Heart Box

One of the best things about having a “roommate” is sharing the decorating and seeing what fun bulletin board ideas they come up with! My “roomie” Julie Horton created this cute February bulletin board idea in a room we shared together. Check it out:

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Down on the bottom are some phrases and paper for students to create and add their own hearts. It’s so fun to see those interactive elements and the cute ideas they think of to add to the display.

This World Needs Love Multi-lingual Display

Bulletin board reads "Este mundo necesita el amor" and shows flags in the shape of hearts from countries around the world. — Click here to download!

This bulletin board is perfect if you have a shared space for your bulletin board displays! Create a welcoming and inviting atmosphere in your world language department with bright colors and the welcoming phrase: “This world needs love” in four different languages: English, Spanish, French, and German. Printable flags in the shape of hearts bring an international feeling to this display and welcoming sentiment!

The phrases come in three options: printable posters, letters, or banners! You can pick which option works best for your classroom, or mix and match! It also comes with black and white map hearts you could have your students color, or full colored map hearts if you prefer not to use the flags. Up to you!

Winter Themes for Bulletin Boards

While February is a great month to emphasize Black History Month & Valentine’s Day, sometimes you just want a bulletin board that you can put up and leave up until spring! Check out these bulletin boards with winter themes:

Soy Único Snowflakes

Image shows a printed and colored snowflake with details about a student including their name, favorite food, favorite color, favorite sport, their birthday, and music they like. — Download this getting to know you activity here!

These snowflakes are one of my favorite options for winter and starting a new semester of the school year. Each snowflake has a student’s name, then they fill out the other elements to describe themselves. They will write answers to short, novice level prompts about themselves. You can also have your students decorate the snowflakes for added color!

Bulletin Board Set Includes:

Printable Letters
Printable Banner
6 different snowflakes for students to choose from – they all have they same prompts, but students can pick which they like best!
“About me” style prompts on the snowflakes for students to share about themselves

Cocoa Conjugation

These el invierno winter worksheets are great for door decor & a fun Spanish 1 final exam review, all in one. You can use this with any set of verbs, in any tense! You can also use this in the new year coming back from winter break when students need time to review.

The downloadable pdf includes:

Printable Bulletin Board Letters “Cocoa Conjugation”
Student Practice Sheet with 5 Mugs
Full Sheet Mugs & Marshmallows – 3 Variations to choose from
Versions with and without vosotros are included

The infinitives are NOT written in on the sheets. This is so you can use this with ANY set of verbs you would like them to review – or you can have students choose any verbs to practice with that you have covered!

Verbos “Nievos”

Image shows 3 snowflakes colored and decorated with an infinitive as well as the conjugated forms of each verb. Examples shown are hablar, bailar, and escribir. — Click here to download!

This snowflake review is a good bulletin board to hang and leave up the rest of the winter! Students write an infinitive in the middle of a snowflake, then conjugate the verb on the snowflake! You can also have your students decorate the snowflakes for added color!

You can use this with any set of verbs, in any tense! Hang all of the snowflakes up in your “Verbos Nievos” display to show off student work! There is also an option if you would like to print the display without the pun and just have it say “Verbos Nuevos”. Up to you!