Family history games

I have a great family history activity for children to share today – teaching children to find names for the temple by doing family history research with historical records! The activity was …

We've rounded up our fifteen favorite family reunion games including some for the family history buff, the spunky kids, and the strategist.

Here, learn about five family history challenges that you can participate it, by yourself or with a group, to learn and inspire your genealogy research.

Here are 3 fun ancestor games to help your kids and grandkids learn about their ancestors in memorable ways. Each game is geared toward creating fun while learning about these people from the past! #ancestors #genealogy #ancestorgames #ancestorhistory #family #posterity #generations #ancestorpuzzles #ancestoroldmaid #candy50s #familytree #familyhistory

Play one of these great family history games this Easter!

To read more from Larry, visit LDS365. Your family may enjoy playing these family history games from BYU’s Family History Technology Lab. These apps use information in FamilySearch’s Family Tree to create games your family can play together to learn more about your ancestors. Wheel of Family Fortune is a take-off of the popular TV game show

Jeopardy Family Reunion Game Idea and Tutorial. You can also use this same idea for a birthday or anniversary.

Looking for a fun activity for children that helps them learn how to use FamilySearch.org? When children look at an online family tree for the first time, it is helpful for them to learn how to nav…

Looking for family reunion games or ideas for family reunion activities for kids and adults to do together? Check out this fun list of family gathering activity ideas for celebrating family with a backyard bbq party, if you need indoor reunion ideas, or just looking for ways to have family fun and lots of laughs for things to do at family parties.

This is my favorite game of all. It is pretty simple, but young children like simple! I've started with just my husband and me, but the "game" can be expanded later to include our parents and grandparents on back. I merely have to collect more stories, objects and pictures. The point is to listen to very short stories and then find a simple object that matches the story and place it on the correct picture. I began by brainstorming stories for both of us. I included a story of my husband…