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Across Generations: Connect Young and Old

By Susan Posak
Across Generations explores our connections with others and, in particular, encourages closer relationships between generations.
  • Start with The award-winning book A Little Something available on the site.
  • Practical ideas in How to Build the Grandma Connection
  • Free online Across Generations activities
  • Free online Across Generations guides
  • Grandparents Day Planning & Activity Guide
  • Complete, printed Across Generations Activity Kits
  • Printed Life Interview Kit
  • Across Generations Audio Workshop
  • Across Generations Certificates
  • Contests
  • Connect Your Community
  • and much more
This is a "big picture" education project for children and adults that draws on scientific research. The Legacy Project's three banner programs reflect the three ways we make a difference and evolve our legacy. LifeDreams explores individual potential and creating your life. Across Generations explores our connections with others and encourages closer relationships between generations. Our World explores the world around us and our role in it, looking at how each of us can change the world to deal with challenges like the environment.

Published by Legacy Project with Generation United in 2009
• Click here for this Web Site
Curriculum Information For Resource

Snapshot
Grade Level(s):K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Curriculum Areas:Fine Arts
Reading
History/Social Science
Themes/Keywords: Activities
Generations
Grandparents
Lesson Plans
Listening and Speaking
Projects
Sharing
Worksheets


Essential Question(s)
1. How can you connect across generations?

Discussion Question(s)
1. How do you design a family tree?
2. What meals can you prepare to connect generations?
3. What are good interview questions to ask the elder generation?

Extension and Activities
1. Create a scrapbook with artifacts and family photos.
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pictureElizabeth Austin
Princpal
San Diego Unified - San Diego, CA



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