Family Tree Album

The teacher will die-cut the materials for student use prior to the lesson.

1. Die-cut the Fraction Fringe from assorted colors of cardstock or construction paper. Additionally, die-cut the square from chipboard and black and white cardstock or construction paper (Figure A).
2. Write or print the student’s name using the white pen on the bottom of the colored square, and attach a photo if desired (Figure B).
3. Write the names of the parents on the halves with the white pen.
4. Write the names of the grandparents on the fourths.
5. Write the names of the great-grandparents on the eighths.
6. Write the names of the great-great-grandparents on the sixteenths. 
7. Decorate the front and title pages of the album with crayons, markers or die-cuts (Figure C).
8. Assemble the pages, and bind together with a comb binder, or bind the album at a copy center (Main Photo).
9. Photos of each generation can be added in the appropriate section (Figure D).
10. Add additional pages for extra photos if desired. 
11. Make sure to use the Fraction Fringe when discussing equivalent fractions, liquid measurements and music notes (Figure E).

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  Figure A
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  Figure B
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  Figure C
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  Figure D
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  Figure E