Creative Teaching Press

Potted Plants 3D Pop Bulletin Board

71.30 ر.سVAT inc.

Potted Plants 3D Pop bulletin board — nature-themed 3D display set with dimensional plant elements for Saudi classroom walls. Delivered across the Kingdom.

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Bulletin boards and classroom displays will come alive with this 3D Pop! Potted Plants Bulletin Board. The realistic-looking 3-D potted plants in this set provide all the calming benefits of the natural world with none of the maintenance! Perfect for creating an aesthetically pleasing plant decor theme in the classroom.

The design’s imagery of actual succulent and flowering plants provides a natural feel that makes it ideal ideal for classrooms or home offices.

This 18-piece set includes:

  • Lime green cactus (pink flowers): 7”w x 13.25”h assembled
  • Lime green skinny cactus: 4.75”w x 14”h assembled
  • Flower plant: 4.75”w x 13.5”h assembled
  • Lime green spikey plant: 7”w x 10.5”h assembled
  • Dark green round cactus: 5”w x 11.5”h assembled
  • Dark green leafy plant: 6”w x 12.5”h assembled

Bulletin board set also includes an instructional guide with bulletin board ideas, classroom activities, and a reproducible.

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About Creative Teaching Press
Creative Teaching Press (CTP) was founded in 1965 by Luella Connelly, a classroom teacher of seventeen years who started the company from her family's basement with a collection of writing prompts. Six decades on, CTP is still family-owned and teacher-managed, publishing supplemental resources for PreK–grade 8 from Cypress, California: phonics and levelled readers, writing, math, science and social-studies practice, plus the classroom décor — charts, borders, banners and bulletin-board sets — the brand is best known for. CTP acquired publisher The Learning Works in 2000.