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Junior Genealogists: Learning Family Stories Part 1
Katie Rebecca Garner
Average rating:4.7Number of reviews:(11)
In this 4-week course, part 1 of 3, learners will learn how to discover their family stories, starting with themselves
Class experience
In this course, learners will learn the stories of themselves and their families. Each class will include discussions of why our family stories matter, and sharing the stories we learn of our families. Learners will be encouraged to record their stories and the stories they learn of their relatives. Below is the schedule for the course: Week 1: Start With Yourself--learners will explore the meanings of their names, their hometowns, and the years they were born. We will also explore the...
This class is taught in English.
Learners will not only learn stories of their families, but also an appreciation for those stories and a desire to learn more.
I have an associate's degree in Family History Research, and I have been involved in family history for six years. I am the oldest of ten children, and my youngest siblings used to fight over who could sit on my lap to do family history with me.
It is highly recommended that learners have a way to record stories; any medium will do. It is recommended but not required that learners have a FamilySearch account prior to taking this class. Some of the FamilySearch Discovery activities in this class will be more meaningful if the learner is able to log into FamilySearch. Take the class "Getting Started on Familysearch" for $1 with coupon code REBECJJ7JF5. Get started at https://outschool.com/classes/getting-started-on-familysearch-Krz94heP and enter the coupon code at checkout.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Parental support may make this class more meaningful to learners. Many of the required homework assignments require asking a relative to share stories; it is recommended that the parent(s) help the learners identify a relative to contact. The homework for the last lesson is to enjoy a meal with the family that either has been passed down through generations or represents the family's heritage. This can be done by preparing a meal or by eating out, whichever fits the family's lifestyle better. Many of the optional homework assignments are activities to do together as a family.
https://www.familysearch.org/discovery/activities/ Many of the FamilySearch Discovery activities do not require a FamilySearch account. However, many of these activities may be more meaningful with an account. Children ages 8-12 can have a FamilySearch account with their parents' permission.
Average rating:4.7Number of reviews:(11)
I was introduced to family history through a mission with my church, where I served in FamilySearch. This inspired me to seek a career in genealogy. I graduated BYU-Idaho with an associate's degree in 2018. I joined the Association of Professional...
Group Class
$13
weekly or $50 for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
60 min
Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
3-10 learners per class
