"What Are My Roots?" - Student Participation

What Are My Roots?
Student Participation

The Kidlink Who-Am-I? Program

Dear Lizabeth, Jennifer and Amber,

Thanks for writing! I think you've all made a good start with your roots. The next thing to do is find out when your brothers and sisters were born. Were they all born in the same place as you? Who is the oldest person in your family? Can you find out where they were born?

Amber, it was a good idea to see what else was happening on the day you were born. Maybe you want to find out what happened on the same day in other years too. Or maybe someone famous shares your birthday.

Talking about "our roots" doesn't just have to be about when we were born and where we're from. There are lots of other things that make us who we are too, don't you think?

Liz
(Kidlink helper)

Dear Kids,

My brother was born on November 15, 1994. My sister was born on September 29, 1985. She was born the same day but two years apart. They were born in Salisbury. My grandmother is the oldest person I know. My gradmother was born in Georgia. She was born in 1928. I think that your sense of humer is part and how you get along with others.

From,
Amber

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