But it doesn't help my kids communicate with my parents. The trick is to have your kids create personalized thank-you cards and notes on the computer. With the right tools and assistance, this will be not a chore, but a fun and creative project that engages their attention for hours. What's more, the result is a lot more personal and interesting than store-bought cards or notes written on plain white paper. First, you need a software program that sparks your kids' imagination and engages their interest.
Kids can customize a card template, or start from scratch.
They can work on all pages of the card, including the back, so some creative copyright information can be added. This is a lot of fun, too, because it gives kids a sense of ownership, and you can be sure that the recipients of these masterpieces will also check the back. If you have a digital camera , you can integrate photos into the card, so it really comes to life. Or, take a digital picture of your kid with the opened gift and create a truly personal thank you. Combine your kid's artwork and prose with some great greeting card paper from paperStudio , and you'll achieve a professional-looking result.