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Turning Little Hearts

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Children who know their family stories are more confident, resilient, successful, and happy. But getting a child to sit and listen to a long family history story can be nearly impossible. With this book, parents and grandparents can share their family stories in fun, interactive, and meaningful ways. Activities include: treasure hunts, dressing up, playing games, fort building, picture coloring, language learning, jewelry making, puzzle solving, flower planting, birthday celebrating, map making, poem writing, food tasting, and more. With over 90 activities, you'll have years of fun sharing your amazing family stories.

110 pages, Paperback

Published January 14, 2020

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April 21, 2024
Wonderful books for kids to do with their family and elders. Truly helps family bond in a fun, interactive way for the kids. I loved every bit of this! Great for most ages! Truly, something in here for each part of the family to enjoy building a bond with one another.

I won this from a Goodreads giveaway. All of the statements above are my true opinions after I've done several of these activities with family members, my son, nieces, and the elders in our family.
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December 17, 2019
This fantastic book has tons of ideas to make family storytelling short, sweet, and fun for kids. We have made so many great memories with this book. It's helped our ancestors come alive for our kids. I love family history and I know it's important to tell our kids about it, but they are not good at just sitting and listening to long stories about "old time" people. Through this book, we have discovered how to effectively engage our kids in family history. I highly recommend this for parents and grandparents.
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