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New Year Memory Jar for Kids

December 31, 2015Written by Christie | 5 Comments | Crafts & DIY

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Create this “BESTS” Memory Jar with your kids this New Years and start off your New Year Holiday with a bang! May contain commissioned links

New year memory jar for kids

“BESTS” New Year Memory Jar for Kids

Happy New Year! As we wind down the end of the year and look ahead to the new, I cannot help but pause and reflect on what am amazing 365 days I’ve had with my kids. They are where my love, my life, my inspiration lie. As diligent as I am about documenting those silly faces, those hilarious moments, and the smiles that last a lifetime, I know that I have missed some of those important memories….perhaps gone forever. That’s where this idea for the “BESTS” New Year Memory Jar for Kids came to be.

A place where a whole year of family memories can collect, your family will love seeing where the year ahead has taken you. So grab the kids and make this easy New Years craft with your family. Your family memories await!

New years eve craft kids

The concept is simple. Taking the “BESTS” of each day, your kids will love writing down their one best moment of the day, the week, the month and storing in this jar for a whole year. This is a great way to ensure that your child ends their day on a happy note before bedtime! Collect each memory in your jar. Then at the end of the year, empty the contents and read them all together! What a fun way to remember some of your “bests” throughout the new year! Then save your jar or erase and reuse for the year ahead!

What You Will Need:

  • Empty Jar (I used a simple mason jar)
  • Chalkboard Tag
  • Chalk
  • Twine
  • Crayons
  • Colored Index Cards

New years eve craft memory jar

Directions:

  1. Label your chalkboard tag for your memory jar. I used some alphabet stickers I had lying around (that Target One Spot kills me!). Then using chalk, I wrote in 2016 – just in case I want to reuse the jar next year. Hoping this becomes a yearly tradition!
  2. Tie the tag around your jar.
  3. Keep a stack of crayons, pencils, index cards around the jar for easy access for your kids. (You could even keep the cards on a binder ring around the jar!)
  4. Have your kids fill out a card as the FUN family memories pour in! (Make sure there’s a date in there too!)
  5. At the end of the year, gather the family together as you read some of your family “BESTS” of the year. Enjoy the smiles, the laughs and the memories!

As 2015 comes to a close, I am so thankful for the memories I’ve had with my family. It’s these special moments that drive my passion, my love and my creativity for Raising Whasians. I know that I couldn’t have made 2015 an amazing year without them! Enjoy the moments and this easy New Years craft with your kids this season! I cannot wait to hear how your 2016 was!

New years kids craft easy

Will you be creating a memory jar with your family this year?

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I’m Christie, Korean mom to 2 biracial “whasians.” A Florida gal who loves crafts, travel & any excuse to eat! Read more...

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Comments

  1. Donna B says

    January 5, 2016 at 8:15 pm

    I love this idea, I think I will do this with the grandkids, never too late to start!

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  2. Dana Matthews says

    January 5, 2016 at 8:19 pm

    Adorable idea…I think it’s important to recall memories with our children just as it is important to make memories with them. Time flies…enjoy the moment!

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  3. lana simannovicki says

    January 16, 2016 at 8:40 pm

    this is a good idea

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  4. Jennifer H. says

    January 22, 2016 at 12:41 am

    This is such a great idea!

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  5. Carol ONeil says

    February 2, 2016 at 12:58 pm

    I Love this idea!

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I’m Christie, Korean mom to 2 biracial “whasians.” Florida gal who loves movies, crafts, travel & any excuse to eat! Email me at raisingwhasians@gmail.com

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