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Little art. Big stories.

Turn six favourite drawings into a little exhibition. Give each picture a card with space for its title and your child’s story, in their own words.

One page · Works in black and white
  1. Print & cut out

    Use A4 portrait at 100% or fit to page. Turn off browser headers and footers. An adult can help cut out the cards.

  2. Listen & write

    Ask: “What would you like to tell me about your picture?” Write down the answer. Name and date are optional; a nickname is enough.

  3. Display & keep

    Place the card beside the drawing without sticking anything to the original. Later, keep it in the folder or use it to caption your book.

There are no online fields or uploads. Write on paper; your stories stay with you.

Our little art gallery

Cut out. Display together. Keep the story.

My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

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My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

keptinpages.com
My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

keptinpages.com
My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

keptinpages.com
My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

keptinpages.com
My artwork
Title
ByDate

Here is the story of my picture:

keptinpages.com

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