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Family reunion storytelling checklist
A planning checklist for six optional reunion storytelling activities, with a permission step, a supply list, questions across generations and an after-event checklist.
A printable plan for collecting stories at a family gathering
Download PDFWhat is inside
- Planning steps and a supply list for six activities from the reunion storytelling guide
- A permission step to agree before anything is recorded
- Questions for older relatives, younger relatives and anyone at the table
How to use this printable
- Choose one or two activities
- Agree permission and sharing before the day
- Label what you collect and check it with each speaker
Frequently asked questions
One person to lead the activity and one to look after notes, photos and any recordings is usually enough.
Yes. Choose one activity and skip the sections you do not need.
No. A phone with free storage, some cards and pens are enough.
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