How to Create a Class Scrapbook
Scrapbooking can be an opportunity to document a student's year in a classroom. As a teacher, delegate each student to create their own page to be combined into a complete book. Pages can be basic or as elaborate as each student desires. A few supplies go a long way for a memento that can last for years. This is a project each student can do at home for a detailed account of their school year experience.
Things You'll Need
- 12-by-12 inch Scrapbook with removable pages Decorative paper of various designs Acid-free glue stick Clear tape (double-sided is advisable) Regular scissors and special design cut scissors Photos of each student Markers Pens Stickers Stencils Old magazines
Instructions
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Delegate one scrapbook page per student to decorate. Have each student bring one or multiple pictures of themselves to put on their page.
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Use the different colored papers to cut out designs or shapes, or to frame the page. Allow only a section of each page to be used per student to more evenly distribute the supplies.
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Use markers and pens to write the students name or favorite quote on their scrapbook page. Encourage each student to write their favorite song, show, movie, or the like.
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Old magazines can be an easy and cheap supply for students to cut out pictures to put on their page. Students can also bring in magazines if appropriate.
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Compile all the pages by name in alphabetical or any logical order. Take a picture to put at the beginning of the scrapbook for a complete look at the class.
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Tips & Warnings
Encourage students to create a personal scrapbook to document special events and friends of that year. A family scrapbook is also a great gift students can make for parents and grandparents.
Careful what adhesive is used, especially for any pictures. Acid-free glue and tape won't cause discoloration over time like other general products.
References
- Photo Credit xandert, jdurham