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Make a Summer Memory Box
When your child enters school each fall, he’s sure to be asked, “What did you do over the summer?”
A fun way to answer is with a memory box:
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Help your child glue cloth, wrapping paper or other material to the outside of a shoe box.
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Decorate the material with other items, such as glitter and stickers. You might also label the box with the date and your child’s name.
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During the summer, put reminders of special events in the box. Some examples are seashells, ticket stubs, post cards, photos, and drawings.
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Have fun looking through the box as time passes, especially when someone asks, “What did you do over the summer?”
For easier storage, you can make a memory journal instead. Simply decorate the cover of a notebook and glue keepsakes to its pages.
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