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    June 23, 2020 edited June 23, 2020 in Social Groups
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    💗 Have you heard about Turning Little Hearts? 💗 Fun resource for kids with family history activities.heart-shape-1714807_640The Barnes' share some fun and unique ideas to engage little, and not so little ones, in family history activities on their website: https://turninglittlehearts.com/activities/. You can also check out their blog (https://turninglittlehearts.com/blog-feed/) with lots of pictures and ideas to take everyday situations, or unique situations like living during a pandemic, as an opportunity to consider what it might've been like for their ancestors. I was fortunate enough to meet the enthusiastic couple, Jonah and Charlotte at RootsTech; they are as passionate about helping their children discover and learn about their ancestors as I am. What is important to you to share with your children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews? 💕

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