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Scrapbook pages

A page for one day worth remembering, and a page for a whole year. Print them, stick a photo in, and keep them together.

Memory page

A page for one day worth remembering. Stick a photo in the middle and write round it.

My year page

One page a year. Put them side by side and watch a childhood happen.

All about me

The classic first page: favourites, friends and what they want to be.

My family

Who is in it, what you do together, and the thing that makes your family yours.

My best friend

A page for the friend they talk about at dinner every night.

First day of school page

The scrapbook page to go with the first day photo: teacher, lunch and first impressions.

Last day of school page

Close the year: what they learned, who they will miss, what summer holds.

Summer memories

The best day, the best ice cream, and the thing you want to do again next year.

Our trip

For holidays and days out: where you went, how you got there and what you brought home.

My birthday party

Cake, guests, games and the present they did not stop talking about.

Our holiday

For any holiday your family keeps: who came, what you ate and what you will remember.

My lost teeth

Keep track of every wobbly tooth: which one, when, and how it finally came out.

My pet

Name, tricks, naughty moments — the family member with four legs.

My handprint

Print it blank, add a painted handprint in the middle, and do it again next year.

My sports season

Team, position, best game and the coach who made it fun.

Something I made

For the drawing, the clay pot and the Lego tower before it gets taken apart.

My grandparents

What you do together, and the story they tell about when they were little.

One a year is the whole trick. Print the year page every birthday, ask the same questions, and keep them in order. Reading a six-year-old’s answers back to them at sixteen is worth more than the photographs.