Check out these 7 super easy ways to capture Homeschool Back-to-School Memories!
The summer of 2024 will soon come to a close and the anticipation of a new school year will start to occupy our attention. But before it's time to hit the books, have you thought of how your family will celebrate the launch of a new school year? Whether you're a seasoned pro who knows the ropes or a newbie looking to establish your own style and rhythms, these seven oh-so-easy and inspiring ideas will help you create lasting, memory-making moments that you and your children will treasure for years to come. Take a look:
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One of the simplest ways to capture the beginning of a new school year is with a fun photo shoot. On your officially designated "First Day", grab your camera or smartphone and snap a picture of your children holding a chalkboard or sign. This sign could display their grade, age, and a fun fact about themselves. You can also include their favorite subject or a special word they would use to describe themselves.
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Who doesn't love time capsules? Create a time capsule to document your children’s current interests and personalities. Gather various items that represent their favorite things, such as drawings, small toys, or a list of their favorite books and activities. Include a note from each family member with hopes and blessings for the upcoming year. Once everything is collected, seal the time capsule and choose a future date to open it, like high school graduation or the end of the school year. This memory-making activity is a wonderful way to look back on how much your children have grown and changed.
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Take time to interview your children at the start of each school year for a simple way to capture their growing personalities and interests. Sit down with them and ask questions like, “What do you want to learn about this year?” or “How have you seen yourself grow since last year?” As the years go by, you will enjoy observing how their answers change. This easy-peasy tradition will become a cherished keepsake that offers a glimpse into your homeschoolers' worlds throughout different ages and stages.
Turn a boring and bland wall in your home into a memory wall that showcases your family’s homeschooling journey. Throughout the school year, add photos, artwork, quotes, goal sheets and other items that can be hung easily. A memory wall is such a great visual reminder of all the special times you share together. It’s a great way to turn mundane day-to-day routines into extra special moments of your year.
5. Family Scrapbook
Creating a family scrapbook is similar to a memory wall but in book form. Family scrapbooks will help you compile pieces of your homeschool journey that you'd like to always remember. Include things such as photos from field trips, notes from special lessons, and artwork.
Encourage your children to keep a personal journal where they can write about their thoughts, feelings, and experiences throughout the school year. This can include lessons that stood out to them, friendships they've gained or lost, and challenges they’ve faced. Journaling is an amazing way for children to organize their thoughts in a relaxed way.
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Break out the glitter and glue guns for some DIY Back-to-School crafts! Think personalized bookmarks with your children’s names and favorite colors, decorated notebooks with stickers and drawings, or back-to-school garland to hang in your homeschool room just because!
So get up, get going and create memories, because these days will be gone before we know it!
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