Connect To The Youth In Your Family By Connecting Them To Their Family History
Monday, September 28, 2015
Family History & Youth Infographic Part 1: Academic Benefits
For more help in teaching your children and grandchildren about family history, check out our Zap the Grandma Gap books and workbooks.
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Fun Printables and Resources For Youth and Family History
I found some fun resources online to assist with getting children and teens interested in family history. These free downloads include a "Family History Detective" badge to use in coordination with a fun printable graphic that incorporates the twenty questions from the "Do You Know" study that came out of Emory University in 2009. These printables can be assembled into a fun file folder project that children will enjoy putting together, learning from, and sharing at family gatherings.
Sugardoodle.net is a fabulous website for the LDS (Mormon) community and she shares lots of ideas for youth and family history including Family Home Evening ideas, descendancy research, and indexing tips.
Lastly, I received an email from Jana Greenhalgh about her new blog called The Genealogy Kids. She's been doing lots of fun things with her kids including a big list of family history activities, tree tips, and research rules.
Sugardoodle.net is a fabulous website for the LDS (Mormon) community and she shares lots of ideas for youth and family history including Family Home Evening ideas, descendancy research, and indexing tips.
Lastly, I received an email from Jana Greenhalgh about her new blog called The Genealogy Kids. She's been doing lots of fun things with her kids including a big list of family history activities, tree tips, and research rules.
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