We are in the midst of history during this quarantine. Sometimes it is hard to see the historical significance of what is going on in our world, but with something as significant as the COVID-19 quarantine we know that this will be in the history books. In order to remember all that we did and how hard it was, we want your family to capture your memories in a time capsule.
We want to make sure we all document everything during this time. Take lots of photos and keep them together {Remember to post on social media for your memories or Time Hop and to physically print your photos}, start a journal of this time filled with your memories, as well as how you were feeling. All of your feelings are valid, the good and the bad, so document those. Encourage everyone in your family to do the same. Print out or cut up some newspaper clippings during this time. Your family has been busy crafting and creating artwork and memories that deserve to be kept forever. Gather all of these things, put them in a special box, and you have a COVID-19 time capsule.
In order to help, we created these Time Capsule coloring pages to help. Have your kids fill out these pages, including letters to themselves and interview questions for you guys. Write a letter for your kids. Put them in your own family time capsule and enjoy years from now when we have all forgotten how hard it was to stay home for weeks at a time.
Click HERE for the Time Capsule Coloring Pages!
Enjoy! We are all in this together, Mama!
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This is a fantastic idea. Love it.
Thank you for this awesome capsule.
Will you be updating this to say 2020-21? Would like to use for this school year but it feels outdated with just last years date. Also, teachers have been a little put off by the term “homeschooling” since its been a team effort! Is there any way to possibly change it to “distance learning?” Would love to use this for our class!