We make a scrapbook in my kindergarten Bible class to send home at the end of the year. My purpose behind it is twofold: 1. To help the kids retain what we have studied and be happy to share it with family, and 2. To have a visual reminder of how much the kiddos have progressed and grown during kindergarten. It has been a work in progress for a couple of years, gradually getting more complete and more useful. We work on them throughout the year and send them home during the last few weeks of class before promotion. Today is promotion Sunday for our congregation, so I am trying to get ahead for my new kiddos. I want to do a better job with the scrapbook this year and make it very intentional, so I'm starting this post with links to the scrapbook pages to keep me accountable. Feel free to use anything that is useful to you!
I have also linked to the Parent Review Cards that I send home each week to help the kiddos and parents review what we have studied. Periodically I also send home a list of ALL review questions up to that point or for that particular unit. At the end of the year I put a comprehensive list of what we have covered in their scrapbooks to take home. You can view it here: Cumulative Review
Lesson 1 - God Made Me Special
Lesson 2 - What is the Bible? (King Josiah) - they draw a picture from the story or trace and decorate a crown
Parent Review Card Lesson 2
Lesson 3 - Respect God's Word (Ezra) - use paper scraps to make a beautiful mosaic heart, just like Ezra's heart was beautiful and loved God!
Parent Review Card Lesson 3
Lesson 4 - Basic Bible facts page 1 page 2 - cut out the words in the boxes and glue in the appropriate places on the other page.
