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T8430 Bulletin Board Harmony Calendar Package
T8430 Bulletin Board Harmony Calendar

Color Harmony™ Calendar Bulletin Board Set

Bulletin Board Set

$15.99
SKU T8430

Celebrate special days and learn calendar basics in colorful style! 17½ inch x 23¼ inch calendar, 12 month labels, 7 days of the week labels, 4 seasons labels, season/weather chart, 33 date markers, 44 holiday/special day markers, Today/Tomorrow/Yesterday chart, weather graph, and 2 arrows.

 

Aligns with Learning Standards

Specifications
    • Durable, reusable paper
    • 106 pieces
    • Calendar is 17½ inches x 23¼ inches
    • Coordinates with Color Harmony™ Collection
    • Made in USA

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    Christina
    Weather Graph

    My kids and I love this set, but I am a bit confused on how to use the weather graph. Help?

    Hello Christina! Thank you for your review. We're happy to hear you love your calendar set!
    Here is a suggestion for how to use your weather graph:
    Color one square above the matching weather type each day it is observed. (We suggest laminating the set piece and using a reusable/Wipe-Off® Marker so it can be reused.) Repeat through a chosen time period and then read the results from the bar graph to answer questions, like “What was the most common weather? How many more days were sunny than cloudy?” and so on. Count the squares to see!
    Hope this helps!