Create a bulletin board filled with owls made by your preschoolers. Provide each child with an owl template to color. Alternatively, have each child decorate owls with craft feathers. Create a large tree using brown construction paper and attach it to the middle of the bulletin board. Place the children's owls in and around the tree. Make or purchase letters to place the title "Preschool Is a Hoot" across the top of the bulletin board.
Create a bulletin board using your preschoolers' personalized artwork. Trace each child's hand four times on brown and orange construction paper. Have the children cut out their handprints. Help them glue their handprints together to look like feathers. Place two handprints at the top and two below, with the fingers pointing down. Curl the fingers to make more realistic feathers. Add a brown semicircle on top of the feathers for the owl's head and have the children use black markers to draw eyes. Print your preschoolers' names under their owls and title your bulletin board "Whooo's in Preschool?"
Use this bulletin board to create a fall scene or as part of a Halloween theme. Cover the bulletin board in dark blue or black paper. Draw or paint a large tree in the center of the board, with a yellow moon in the background. Have your preschoolers trace and cut out simple owl outlines. Print the children's names on their owls and place them on tree branches. You also can have the children create leaves out of construction paper to place on the tree and ground.
Create an interactive bulletin board with an owl theme. Ask your preschoolers to bring in baby pictures. Place a large picture of an owl in the middle of the bulletin board. Arrange the children's pictures around the owl. Create the title "Whooo Is It?" to place at the top of the bulletin board. Have fun looking at the baby pictures with your preschoolers and asking them to match each picture to the correct classmate.