Welcome Back to School Posters

There are hundreds of results to choose from, with superheroes, animals and dinosaurs in abundance. Still, if you want to cover more ground, consider taking Zazzle 101 this semester and viewing our other back-to-school products:

• Welcome Back to School Cards: Welcome your students back into the fold with one of our, um, folded greeting cards.
• Teachers’ Welcome Back to School Posters: Along with a universal welcome poster, you could hang one in every classroom. The P.E. teacher might need several for the gymnasium, though.
• Back to School Invitations: You don’t necessarily need an invitation back to school – the law kind of obliges you to go, anyway – but maybe these will help you coax some truants back to class.
• Welcome Back to School Stickers: Stick around for another year, why don’t you? Welcome back your most dedicated scholars with these fun stickers.
• Welcome Back to School T-Shirts: For young kids who are nervous about school, it’s a good idea to make going back to school a fun, celebratory event. Customizable t-shirts will help you make the whole experience a lot more enjoyable!

You’re right: this isn’t on the curriculum, and it wasn’t covered on any of those teacher training days. Nonetheless, learning how to make your own welcome back to school poster is the easiest elective you’ll ever take. Here’s your assignment:

• Step 1: Start on custom posters.
• Step 2: Select the product you'd like to design. There’s a variety of these, organized by size, shape and paper type, and all of these are found under the ‘See All Templates’ heading.
• Step 3: Click on ‘Add Text’ or ‘Add Image’ to enter Zazzle's design tool. Upload your own design elements to create the perfect custom poster, whether that’s by adding filters, uploading photos or simply changing the background color a few times.
• Step 4: Finalize your design and add a new poster to your cart! You’ll do this via the ‘Add to Cart’ button.

If you want to place this poster in the hallway or outside the school, you don’t need to put anything specific on it: welcome EVERYONE back, wish them the best for the coming year and remind them to be safe and studious. If this is a poster you’re hanging up in your own designated classroom, you could add subject-related content: write your welcome en español if you teach Spanish, or include a Math pun or two to make Calculus seem far less… calculating. If you’re teaching kindergarten or very young kids, you might be able to include a cartoon character that they’ll be interested in: check out our featured brand partners for officially licensed designs!