Christmas is a time for family, friends and fun. It’s also a time for giving and sharing.

This Christmas, we’d like to share the gift of education with the children of our community. We’re collecting classroom doors for christmas and giving them to schools throughout Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and the Hunter region.

Christmas is here again! Are you looking for a fun way to decorate your classroom door? Look no further! We have all the resources and ideas you need to make your classroom door look amazing this holiday season.

This year we are thrilled to offer a new line of “Merry Christmas” door decorations in our classic style. Our new Merry Christmas Door Decorations are the perfect addition to any classroom door. They are available in three sizes: small (4’x6′), medium (5′x8′) and large (6′x10′).

Our Merry Christmas Door Decorations come with everything you need: printed vinyl decals, metal grommets, wooden dowels and ribbons. This means that all you need is scissors and some tape to get started! You can hang them on any door or window in your classroom or home.

Classroom doors for christmas

Classroom doors are a great way to get your students excited about Christmas. We have put together some ideas for you to use in your classroom.

How to Decorate Classroom Doors for Christmas

The first thing that you need to do is decide what you would like the theme to be. This can be anything from an elf theme, a winter wonderland theme, or even just a subtle hint at Christmas. Once you have decided on the theme then you can start with the decorations. You can use any type of decorations that suit your needs and budget.

You can buy ready made decorations or make your own using things around the house such as:tissue paper, wrapping paper and ribbon, pine cones and holly leaves, bells and baubles, tinsel and other Christmas ornaments.

Some ideas for decorating classroom doors include:

Create a large banner with the title ‘Merry Christmas’ written on it in glittery gold letters

Use glittery red tissue paper and hang it from the top of each door

Decorating classroom doors for Christmas is a fun activity that students love. It’s also a great way to get them involved in the holiday spirit.

Give each student a piece of construction paper and have them draw a picture of something they would like to see on their door. (You can have them write their name or initials on it.) Then, cut out the pictures and mount them on colorful construction paper to make your own bulletin board. Finally, hang them up with thumbtacks or pushpins.

Ideas for decorating classroom doors for Christmas:

Snowflakes and Santa Claus

Christmas trees and stockings

Ornaments with names written on them (use glitter!)

Reindeer and sleighs

The Christmas season is one of the most exciting times of the year for children and adults alike. With so many activities and events taking place, it can be hard to know what to do with your classroom during this time. The Christmas season is a great time for teachers to allow their students to explore their creativity through art projects, cooking classes and more!

One way that you can add some fun into your classroom during this time is by decorating your door! This is a great way to bring some holiday spirit into your classroom without having to spend much money on decorations.

Doors are often overlooked when it comes to decorating classrooms for Christmas. However, they can be just as important as any other classroom decoration! If you want your students’ rooms to look festive during this time, then you need to start with your doors! Here are some ways that you can decorate them:

1) Hang up a wreath on your door! A wreath is a great way to let everyone know that it’s Christmas season in your classroom! You can choose from many different types of wreaths – anything from traditional bows and berries or something more modern like snowflakes or snowmen!

2) Hang up Christmas lights around the edges

A festive classroom door is a great way to get into the holiday spirit. You can decorate your door in many ways, such as with paper chains or wreaths. Or you could even use an old window and some Christmas lights to create a fun display. Here are some ideas for decorating classroom doors for Christmas.

Paper Chains

To make a simple paper chain, you’ll need:

Scissors

Coloured paper

String or pipe cleaners

1) Cut out strips of coloured paper that are about 20 cm long and 1 cm wide. You’ll need about 30 strips per chain (depending on how many people will be working on it).

2) Tie one end of each strip together so that you have one long chain of coloured paper. Then fold over one end of the chain so that it’s doubled up and tie it off with another piece of string or pipe cleaner (this will be used later to hang your chain).

3) Attach a new strip of coloured paper to the back of the first strip using glue or tape so that they form one long chain again, then repeat until all your strips have been used up!

Classroom doors are a great place to decorate for Christmas. And if you’re like me, most of your classroom decorations go up in November and stay up through January.

The first step is to decide how many doors you want to decorate. I started with one door and then went back for more.

My daughter is going into kindergarten this year, so she has her own classroom door. I really wanted to do something special for her, so I decided on a snowman theme.

I found some cute snowmen on Etsy , but they were pretty expensive for what I needed them for (they were about $6 each). So instead I looked around my house and found some old cotton socks that had been too worn out for use anymore (I have three boys!). Then I added buttons from some old shirts from Goodwill and yarn hair from an old scarf and voila! Cute little snowmen! These took about 15 minutes each to make!

I also made a sign with our names on it so that everyone could see who was in our room at any given time. It turned out great!

Christmas classroom decorations

Christmas classroom doors make the perfect decoration for your classroom. They can be used to decorate your door, or even turned into an advent calendar. There are so many different ways you can use these Christmas doors in your classroom.

Here are some ideas for decorating classroom doors for Christmas:

1. Christmas Doors

2. Advent Calendar Door

3. Snowman Door

4. Gingerbread Man Door

Decorating classroom doors for Christmas can be a fun and easy way to make your classroom feel festive. Use these ideas to get started on your own classroom door decorations!

Door Decorations Ideas

The easiest way to decorate your classroom door is with a wreath. You can use fresh or artificial greenery, or make one yourself out of craft supplies like paper and yarn. If you don’t have enough space on your door for a wreath, you could hang it from the top of the door frame instead.

Another simple but effective idea is to cut out snowflakes from cardstock and glue them onto construction paper or white poster board. Make sure to leave plenty of room between snowflakes so that they’re not touching each other when hung as a group — this will help them look more realistic!

If you want something more complex than just hanging paper decorations on the door, try using foam boards in various shapes and sizes to create an image of Santa Claus delivering presents down a chimney. You could also use colored construction paper cutouts for this project instead of foam boards if you prefer something lighter weight (and cheaper!).

A door decoration for Christmas can be a fun activity to do with your students. It will also make them feel more festive and excited about the holiday season.

Here are some ideas for decorating classroom doors for Christmas:

1. Use candy canes to create a wreath around the door handle. You can use double-sided tape or string to attach them, then loop them through each other in a circle.

2. Create an advent calendar using Christmas themed treats, such as candy or baked goods. Each day that passes before Christmas Eve, open up another door on the advent calendar to reveal another treat inside it! This is a great way for students to count down the days until Christmas!

It’s that time of year again! Christmas is just around the corner and if you’re anything like me, you are probably trying to find the best ways to decorate your classroom. I recently had a gorgeous Christmas door decoration hanging in my room, but I didn’t know where to find one like it. The problem was that I couldn’t find one that would fit my classroom door! So instead of buying a new one, I decided to make one myself!

It’s really easy and inexpensive to put together a beautiful door decoration for your classroom. All you need is some paper or fabric and some ribbon or twine. Here are some ideas:

1) Use wrapping paper as a base and then add other colors and patterns using fabric or scrapbooking paper.

2) Use colored cardstock cut into shapes such as stars, trees, snowflakes, etc., along with ribbon or twine tied in bows at the top of the door frame.

3) Use scrapbooking paper pieces cut into shapes such as snowflakes, garlands, trees etc., along with ribbon tied at the top of the door frame.

4) Cut out pictures of students from magazines and glue onto poster board; then paint around each picture using

The best part about Christmas is the classroom decorations! You can’t have a good Christmas without decorating your classroom. The students will love it and you’ll surely enjoy it too.

There are lots of ideas out there on how to decorate your classroom for Christmas, but here are some that I’ve come up with:

1. Make a nativity scene with your students’ help – this is the easiest way to go because the kids will get excited about it. They can all chip in with ideas and help make them. Some schools have already done this, so if yours hasn’t, be sure to start early enough so that everyone has time to participate before December arrives.

2. Make an advent calendar – this is another great idea for getting all the kids excited about Christmas early on, especially if you’re all doing it together as a class or grade level. You can even do this as an activity during literacy time or math time!

3. Decorate your door – there are lots of ways to do this one! You might want to try using construction paper and markers or paint (depending on how old your students are), stickers, or even glittery stars like these ones from Amazon: