"Thoroughly engrossing children and stimulating in them the desire to discover as much as possible about the materials displayed, involvement bulletin boards encourage their viewers to interact positively with these materials: to relate and respond." This pamphlet first discusses the rationale and strategies for planning involvement bulletin boards, and then offers explicit information on their construction including artistic principles, sources, and different types of materials that can be used. The next section discusses the construction of language arts bulletin boards, with a consideration of the fundamental meaning of such a curriculum, the ingredients necessary to insure success for all children in language arts, and specific examples of bulletin boards that convey the thinking, feeling, and language of children. Similar information is provided for science and math, social studies, and special occasions and time concepts. A part of this section is also devoted specifically to young children. (Author/SH)