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Birthday board: month cards, header and name tags in three styles

Birthday boards — twelve month cards, a cupcake with one lit candle on each and four ruled lines beneath it for names and dates, the month lettered above as "SEPTEMBER", bright party-confetti theme, flat cut-paper shapes, scattered dots and streamers, bouncy rounded lettering

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Reading 1Month cards
Reading 2Header
Reading 3Name tags

The display that lists every child's birthday: twelve month cards — a cupcake with a candle, a balloon bunch, a present — each with lined space for names and dates, plus a HAPPY BIRTHDAY header. These nine print across three parts — month cards, header, name tags — in three looks: confetti, pastel, kraft. Type a different motif and the whole board redraws the same way.

  • a classroom birthday wall
  • a home playroom birthday tracker
  • a school-office birthday display
  • a birthday bulletin board header

Frequently asked questions

Does the set cover all twelve months?
Twelve month cards print with a matching motif per month; these nine samples show a slice of the full set across the three looks.
Is there space to write in names and dates?
Yes — every month card carries lined space to fill in each child's name and birthday.
Can I get a different motif?
Yes — type a different icon or theme and the header, month cards and name tags redraw in the same three styles.

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