Mission of the Month: Capturing History- The making of a documentary
http://www1.cyfernet.org/act-CYFAR/mom/04-08-Family-History/
Author and Contributors: Dunham, Trudy (32 more by this author); Jay Staker
Publisher: CYFERnet (2008)
Review Level: University Extension
Primary Content Area: Program Support
Content Type: Programming Resource
Audience: Professionals, Educators & Program Staff
Resource Type: An extension or a land-grant developed resource
Keywords: mission of the month, video, documentary, family, communication, history
Description: Who are you, really? Have your skills and interests been passed down from your parents or grandparents? Where did the habits and customs of today’s American society come from? There is more to one’s history – the history of family and community – than your DNA and the names of your ancestors. What you do and how you do it is an important part of your family history. Take the time to find out how you became who you are today. Interview your family members about one aspect of life or culture that interests you. If talking to family isn’t convenient, use this as an opportunity to learn how your neighborhood became what it is today!
Media Type: HTML
Resource Listed: November 28, 2011
Resource Last Updated: November 28, 2011
Language: EN
Categories:
- Community: Current Community Based Program Areas: Community Support for Families
- Program Support: Other Information: Activities, Skillathons & Lesson Plans
- Program Support: Other Information: Extension-Developed Activities Skillathons & Lesson Plans
- School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Art
- School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Literacy/Reading
- School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Leadership and Civic Engagement
- School Age (K-8): Educational Materials: Technology
- Teens: Life Skills and Program Topics: Creative and Arts Education
- Teens: Life Skills and Program Topics: Social/Interpersonal Skills
- Teens: Life Skills and Program Topics: Service Learning and Volunteering