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Wall of Pride
Ask parents to donate picture frames they are no longer using. You will need
only the actual frame not the glass or the back.
As children create paintings, drawings, scribblings, collages, and other art projects,
ask them to choose something they are proud of to put on the wall. Accept all
choices enthusiastically!
Hang the creation on a wall or bulletin board with push pins in the top two corners
and set the frame on the push pins.
Encourage parents to visit the “Wall of Pride” with their child.
“I Can Do It” Scrapbook
Get a three-ring binder or a photo album.
Take photographs of the children when they accomplish or try a new skill. If you
are using a binder, glue the photos onto construction paper with three holes
punched on the left side. Laminate the pages.
Make a separate page for each child and have some pages with group shots.
On each child’s page, include photos of the child working on individual skills, as
well as doing things with others.
Put the scrapbook where the children can look at it. You and the children will
enjoy remembering all the things they have learned throughout the year!
Note: If you do not have access to a camera in your Center, ask parents to donate
disposable ones.
Special Needs Tip
Glue tabs on the edges of pages to make it easier for children
with fine motor difficulties to grasp. Tabs can be made from
cardstock, popsicle sticks, or other stiff material.
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