Create an end of the year school picture keepsake using a student survey. It’s super easy and fun! All you need is a camera and a little knowledge of Powerpoint!
 
End of the Year Picture Keepsake
Today I am sharing my favorite end of the year picture keepsake and survey idea. It’s super easy and fun!
All you need is a camera (any kind or phone will do), kids, and a background location. I recommend going outside and using natural light.
How to Create a Student’s School Picture Keepsake
Take your students outside of the classroom on a nice day and find a place with a large wall. Ask your students to stand against the wall and take pictures with them posing. Take the shots so that the children are on to the right or left of the frame. I always take two different poses or shots just in case one does not turn out, and you have a backup.
Give your students a copy of the End of the Year Survey and have them fill it out with their favorite things. Take the completed forms home with you for your photo editing later.
The survey sheets below are available for PreK to fourth grade and are included in a FREEBIE below.
Upload your photos onto your computer and open an editing program, like PowerPoint. Insert a photo and add a text box. Type the information from the completed survey. I used a few of my favorite KG fonts (Red Hands and Wake Me Up) and the colors of the rainbow to customize the text. Duplicate the slide, change the photo, and adjust the text for each student.
When you have completed all the photo editing, I suggest printing on white card stock in color or photo paper.
Include these photos with your end of the year gifts or time capsules for students. It makes a great keepsake!
Free End of the Year Survey
If you would like a copy of the end of the year survey, you can grab the FREEBIE by clicking the image below!
 I hope you enjoy making these simple, fun end of the year photo keepsakes for your students. Your students and parents will thank you.
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What a fun idea, Elyse! I think I could actually manage that in the end of year madness:)
You mentioned 2 fonts in this post. Are they yours? Can you share how I might purchase them? Thank you,
Leslie
The two fonts I used and free for personal use from Kimberley Geswin on TpT. They are KG Red Hands and KG Wake Me Up.