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Nov 29, 2019 8 min

E.6 Traditions

from Hatching Curiosity: A Homeschool Podcast Hosted by Christina Hatch

Why do we keep traditions? How does knowing our family history benefit our children? Some insights and ideas on celebrating family this holiday season. *Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded on my phone. (My internet is down so I didn't have the advantage of quality audio/editing.) It's also missing intro and outro music.* Websites mentioned: Ancestry.com Familysearch.org Check out hatchingcurisoity.com for the full show notes and more details on the cool family ornament project I'm working on this year.

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