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School Memory Book to Print

It was many years ago when my boys started kindergarten. Where has the time gone? Fortunately when they started school, I purchased School Memory Book for them. Working full time like I did, it sometimes was a challenge to keep the books updated. Yes, even one page per year. Flash forward 25 years, and I’m so glad that I have them. It’s fun to remember my little ones and all their cute habits, best friends and silly songs. As a family, we pull them out every few years and flip through these treasured books of their days in elementary school.

Free, Printable School Memory books for your children from ActivitiesForKids.com.

When my children were small, the internet was basically nothing compared to what it is today and the only way to have items such a yearly school memory book was to purchase one or make it yourself. So I thought it would be a fun project to create these memory books to help out today’s busy parents, both time-wise and financially. I’ve put together a printable school memory book that you can use for your children.

Capture these precious times by taking a few minutes to jot down some of the things that are important to your child during this early stage of their life. The memories may be fresh today, but trust me, when they are older this little booklet will be worth it’s weight in gold as you share with them some of their witty, fun and creative ways as a child.

There is a different page to print for each year of school starting with Preschool and continuing through to Fifth Grade. At the beginning of the school year, fill in the basic school information, school year and your child’s teacher. Keep track of your child’s growth by including their height and weight.

Putting Together a School Memory Book:

Easy to print out and assemble. In addition to the pages for Preschool through Fifth Grade, there are a few different options for the title page.

For a little more flair, print the pages on pastel printer paper instead of white. Pages can be organized in a simple school folder. You might even be able to find one with a clear plastic front so that the title page is visible. Another option is to use a 1-inch, 3 ring binder, but be sure to use hole reinforces on the pages for durability. That way it is easy to add special papers and awards throughout the year.

About Theresa Johnston

Activities For Kids has been an on-going passion of mine since 1998. I'm a long-time Orlando resident and huge Disney Fan! Prior guide for About.com and current editor for AboutOrlando.com. I hope you enjoy the crafts, recipes and ideas that you find here.