Tuesday, 16 June 2020

Have Fun Forging Family Bonds

Two young women sit with their grandmother and look at family photographs

You may have young people around you just now who are feeling a bit … bored. Perhaps you’d like to see the younger members of your family get “into” their own history?  There are plenty of resources online to help, and here are just a few examples from some websites that have lots more to offer.

National Library of Scotland  Treasure islands, crafts, storytelling, seabirds - particularly good for those with Scottish heritage, but fun for everybody.

FamilySearch Activities  How much do you resemble other family members – even those who lived long ago? Use the Compare-a-Face app on this website. Learn how to make an "All About Me" box, or get some inspiration with different ideas on keeping a journal.

UK National Archives  Educational resources for young people of all ages – the Time Travel Club is just one example of a wide range of activities, covering just about every era of history you can think of.

Check out my previous posts for more
ideas to boost interest in family history,
for all ages 

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