Hispanic Heritage Month Bulletin Board Poster Set Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month!

This printable poster set makes it easy to create a Hispanic Heritage Month bulletin board while adding meaningful classroom decor. Use the display to spark curiosity, introduce diverse career paths, and encourage students to explore the people behind important contributions.

Each figure’s poster includes an illustrated portrait, their name, and a brief description of their role or achievement. Display the posters during Hispanic Heritage Month or throughout the year to support conversations about creativity, perseverance, leadership, and making a difference.

What’s Included:

• Posters featuring 41 Hispanic and Latino figures
• Printable display lettering: “Leaders, Dreamers, Doers: Hispanic and Latino Heritage in Action”
• Two Heritage Month heading options featuring September 15–October 15
• Teacher instructions and classroom display suggestions
• TEKS reference pages for science and social studies connections

Connect STEM to Real People

Introduce students to figures such as Ellen Ochoa, José M. Hernández, France Córdova, Luis Walter Alvarez, Mario Molina, and Helen Rodríguez-Trías. Use their posters as starting points for exploring space, engineering, physics, chemistry, and medicine.

The collection also features Frida Kahlo, Roberto Clemente, Celia Cruz, Sonia Sotomayor, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dolores Huerta, and many more, making it easy to connect learning across subjects.

Ways to Use This Resource:

• Create a Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month bulletin board.
• Decorate your STEM lab, classroom, library, or hallway.
• Introduce a featured figure during morning meetings.
• Launch student research projects and biography studies.
• Connect role models to lessons in science, social studies, art, music, and literacy.
• Encourage discussions about determination, identity, and students’ goals.

Simply print, choose the figures that connect to your lessons, and display! This set helps turn classroom walls into conversation starters that invite students to learn more and imagine their own possibilities.