On a light blue background, staple tall tree trunks made from strips of twisted brown paper. Twist more long, thin strips of brown paper to represent vines hanging from tree to tree. Large palm leaves cut from green paper can be stapled to the trees and vines. Dot the jungle with colorful flowers cut from pink, yellow and purple paper. Tie a string around several stuffed animal monkeys and staple the string to the bulletin board. In yellow lettering at the top of the board, staple the words "The monkeys in the jungle." At the bottom of the bulletin board, staple the words "Say thank you, Lord!"
Line a bulletin board with light blue or light green paper. Staple a round, yellow sunshine in the upper right-hand corner of the bulletin board. Cut trees and flowers of paper to staple throughout the board. Use stuffed animals or paper cutouts of monkeys to place in the scene. Add a few other animals such as bugs, snakes, birds or frogs. Across the top of the bulletin board in black lettering staple the words "Let All That Has Breath, Praise the Lord. Psalm 150:6."
Line a bulletin board with a large sheet of white paper. Cut three large, brown monkeys of paper and staple in the center of the board. Each monkey can be posed in a different action. Draw smiles on the monkeys' faces. Add eyes and a nose. Around the three monkeys, fasten bananas cut from yellow paper. Write the names of the children from your Sunday school program on the bananas. Use black letters across the top to title the board "We go bananas for Jesus."
Monkeys are notorious for mimicking those around them. Send your Sunday school students the message to stand up, transform their minds and do what is right. On a bulletin board lined in light blue paper, staple a large monkey cut from brown paper. This monkey should have one arm reaching up with his finger scratching the top of his head. Staple a large, black question mark cut from paper above the monkey. In red lettering, staple the words "Don't be a monkey" across the top and "Transform your mind to be like Jesus" across the bottom.