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Description

Create your own scrapbook to share your adventures with family and friends.

Resources

Coloured pens or pencils
Pens or pencils
StaplerA4 paper, enough for five pages per person
A4 coloured card, enough for one per person
Stickers (optional)

Instructions

Before you begin
Bunch together five pieces of A4 paper and fold in half to make a book, but don’t staple them just yet. Make enough of these for one per person.

Spread the equipment out for everyone to use while decorating.

Write ‘My Adventure Scrapbook’ on pieces of paper for members of the group to copy if needed.

Scrapbook creation

Explain to everybody that they will be creating a scrapbook to record their adventures.

Have a chat with everyone about what a scrapbook is and the different ways to record a trip, including drawing pictures, taking photos, writing down memories, or sticking in mementoes like maps and tickets.

Everyone should choose a piece of coloured card and finish making their scrapbook.Fold the card in half, put the five pieces of paper inside, and staple them together down the centre fold. Draw a medium-sized square three quarters of the way down the front cover for a self-portrait.

Everyone should draw themselves in the square, write ‘My Adventure Scrapbook’ and their name on the cover, and do any further decorations that they like.

After everyone has finished, the person leading the activity should explain that everyone can take their scrapbooks home and fill them with their adventures. When their books are full they can bring them back to show everybody what they have been up too.The time they can take them home is up to the activity leaders: it could be a few weeks, a few months, or over a school holiday.

Sharing our adventures

When someone brings back a completed scrapbook, they can decide how they would like to share their adventures.They could share it with the whole group, a group of friends or a leader.

Encourage them to show any pictures, drawings or mementoes, or read out what they have written.

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