LO Share - School

 

I have a lot of school related photos, so creating a section just for those made sense.  Here is the quick and easy title page.

LO Share - School

 

Another simple title page for my Library of Memories album for 023.  Can't believe they are so big! Where did the time go?

LO Share - Speaking Part

Well, here's a throwback!  LOL This was me in 1988 when I was a theatre minor at the University of Indianapolis.  We did a play that was written about the Chernobyl accident.

Enjoy!

LO Share - Math Bowl

I don't do many double-page layouts anymore, but it was fun to do one again, and certainly cool to get more pictures in there.

LO Share Preschool Graduation

I'm not sure I like how this turned out.  I wanted to use the cap and gown, but not sure it has the look in real life that it did in my head.  I may eventually redo it and not use them and just store them in a memory box or something.

LO Share - Preschool

Just a very quick LO of my soon-to-be 015's preschool class.

Journaling cards are old time cards from a plant where my brother used to work (they closed down)
Stickers & Market Tag (I don't remember, I'm sorry!)
And an old shoestring.
Paper, I can't remember that either, I'm so sorry!

LO Share Preschool

Here's a cute little LO I did for my son's preschool class picture.  Really just fairly simple, but I like that.  

Paper = Bulk from Michael's
Journal BlockZ Mulitcolored
and Journal BlockZ  NoteZ 
Sticker, I don't remember, sorry.

Altered Project Share - Teacher Magnet

These are two magnets I made for one of the boys' teachers a couple years ago, made with an old CD and scrap extras.  Fun to do, and super easy.  And, she loved it!

Album Cover Share

Every year, I keep homework and other papers from the boys.  I then try to go through it and find just the highlights of who they were, where they were, what they were doing, what they had trouble with, what they were good at, and bind it together in a little book.

This is my older son's preschool collection.

A few years ago, I stumbled over some primary school papers of my gramma, some crafts, a report card, and homework.  It was completely facinating to think of her as a little girl, and to see her dad (my great-grampa's) signature on the report card.  This inspired me to try and leave something similar behind for my children's grand children.