Scrapbook to Learn

History

Your student can pretend to go in a time machine and "visit" different time periods. The student can then scrapbook what they saw in that time period. Example: Civil War... The student could write about a battle they "saw", they could add pictures of Grant and Lee, they could draw a picture of wha

Science

Your student can scrapbook their "discoveries". Example: Your student could do a page on dinosaurs. Print out pictures of dinosaurs and your student can journal what they ate, how big they were, and other information about them.

Geography

Your student can pretend to "visit" other countries or states. You can print out pictures and maps and then journal about the foods, clothing, customs, holidays and other important facts about the area. There are tons of stickers for scrapbooking about other countries and states.

Art

Do a scrapbooking page for each piece of artwork your student studies. Have your student try their hand at recreating the piece and include a printed picture of the original. Have your student journal about what they liked and what they didn't about the artwork.

Preschool and Kindergarten

Some great ways to use scrapbooks for the little guys are ABC books, Color books and Number books. With an ABC book, have a letter on each page and find stickers that start with each letter. Ex: A- ant, apple, astronaut, alien... For a color book, have each page be a different color, find all re

Homeschool Yearbook

This is slightly different from the other ideas. This will be using your photos in the scrapbook, so you will need to make sure everything is acid free. Take photos of field trips, group activities, projects your child does, and of them working through out the year. Put them together in a scrapbo

If you have actual pictures (as in photos) or fragile souvenirs in your scrapbook, then you need to use acid free materials. If you are not using actual photos or souvenirs, then it really shouldn't matter if it's acid free or not.