Your child interviews the oldest person they can talk to and uncovers the real family stories nobody has written down. They build a timeline, sketch a family tree, and turn one memory into a story worth keeping. Real interviewing, active listening, and storytelling, plus a connection across generations that most kids never get.
Ages 6–14 · Project guide · 3 skill levels
Your child interviews the family and turns rambling memories into stories worth reading. Real questions, then following the answer rather than the list. The discovery is usually that the people around them have far more in them than anyone mentioned.
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Designed by a teacher with 15 years of classroom experience, now homeschooling her own kids.
