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 Netbook Danish keyboard stickers White mini US $5.69
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 Netbook German English keyboard stickers White mini US $5.69
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Get Your Kids Into Scrappin'
Do you think your kids would enjoy scrapbooking? There are so many moms doing scrapbooking. I wonder how many of those moms who crop and love to scrapbook have tried getting their kids to make a scrapbook? Having a fun activity all planned out for kids (to get them away from the TV or video games for a while) can be difficult! Kids usually act like they don't want to do an activity - but once you get started, they usually end up loving the creativity - and scrapbooking is fun.
If you've never tried scrapbooking with your kids, here are some tips.
You’ll need some basic scrapbooking supplies, such glue or adhesives, paper, scissors and a scrapbook album (or binder). There are many scrapbook albums with kid's themes. You could find an album for each child (there are sports scrapbook albums, Disney scrapbook albums, and scrapbook kits for kids have similar themes to use for ideas. Another choice would be to use a large album that everyone contributes to as a group (with their own special pages). Mini-scrapbook albums are another option to use for your kid's scrapbook activity.
For some parents it works best to decide in advance which of their scrapbook supplies or materials they want to make available to their children. Which of your supplies you make available is up to you and the ages of the kids who will be involved in the activity. Other parents just let them use any of the supplies they have available. You know your kids' interests and abilities and which of your materials you should use.
Children’s Scrapbooking Activity Time Tips:
Tip 1: Have Fun
Make it an easy going fun time. Being creative isn't about being perfect or being a great artist - it's something to experience and experiment with. See if your kids can come up with some ideas on their own for them to devleop their innate creativity.
Tip 2: Scrapbooking Tools and Materials
Depending on the children’s ages, you may want to be sure that your tools (such as scissors) are the child safety scissors and remove any other sharp materials (such as exacto knives) from within their reach. When using any tools that could be dangerous or have anything sharp on them, show them how to use them properly or tell them that only you will be using those.
Tip 3: Get Organized before You Start
Sort out your supplies in advance. Using containers or bins to keep pens, photo corners, stickers, glue and other materials in easy-to-find places will really help.
Tip 4: Photos for the Scrapbook
Print out a selection of photos that can be used for the scrapbook. Having extra prints of photographs (so you can save a copy for your own scrapbooking) is a good idea.
Tip 5: Stickers, Rub-ons and Embellishments
Guide them with their choices of what supplies make for a good scrapbook, such as Disney stickers, rub ons, rubber stamping materials, etc. Scrapbook kits could be purchased in advance to help with more ideas and supplies for scrapbooks with themes, such as pets, hobbies, boy's or girls scrapbook themes.
Tip 6: Writing and Journaling
Show the kids how to write their own notes or captions (introduce them to journaling). Having some colorful pens to use can make this even more fun. If they like to draw, have them add drawings or sketches to the layout. Make sure you have them create a page with their name, the date and other personal information. Keeping the date the scrapbook was made will be of interest to them in later years.
Tip 7: Set Some Activity Time Rules
Keep drinks and food away from your activity area. Food and drinks could ruin your expensive collection of supplies.
If you have teenagers who love computers, think about having them learn about digital scrapbooking - they may like computer scrapbooking as much or more than playing those video games!
Hopefully your kids will enjoy this kind of quality time spent with you, and they will learn the joy that comes from creativity. You never know - your kids may decide scrapbooking is their favorite hobby!
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