Scrapbooking Ideas for Graduation
Soon, your children will either graduate from elementary school, middle school, high school, or college. What a proud and exciting time this will be. Unlike the old days when tons of pictures were taken to capture every moment, today you can use scrapbooking to chronicle the life of your child up to, and including, graduation. Here are scrapbooking ideas for graduation memories to last a lifetime.
Perhaps you have already begun a graduation scrapbook for your son or daughter. If so, you may have included pictures of your child from birth all the way up to the day of graduation. If scrapbooking is new to you, there are wonderful ways to capture this very important day.
Beginning with a picture of the graduate on the front cover, you can add the certificate of graduation, the tassel with the year of graduation on it, pictures from graduation day, and pictures with friends and family members. And to make it extra special, you can ask the graduate to write a brief synopsis of his or her thoughts on the event itself, what he or she has learned, hoped for, their future aspirations, and moments which have been special in his or her life.
It doesn’t matter what age, each child has the ability to express just about anything. Perhaps they would like to write about a teacher who inspired them, a specific moment or occasion they were most proud of or an overall view of what the best part about being a student in their particular school meant to them.
Remember when you graduated from high school or college? Certainly, you had special moments you’ll never forget. Well, scrapbooking is a way to relate those moments into tangible memories. Moreover, presenting a scrapbook of this kind to the graduate is a wonderful gift. As a parent, recording all of the moments in your child’s life along with pictures and comments is more than a precious gift – it is a lifetime of memories made just for them as seen through your eyes.





August 4th, 2008 at 2:45 pm
Scrapbooking Ideas for Graduation
Hi Tricia,
Your site is a great resource for parents and I might add teachers. I read over you topics and they really are relevant and worth a read by all who visit your site. The scrapbooking idea as a gift for your children through your eyes is really a priceless gift. Beyond that I thank you for your insights of the use of scapbooking and how it fits in with the on going history of a family. Murray