ACTIVITIES & GUIDES

The Legacy Project has hundreds of free online activities and guides that we've developed for all ages, from children to adults to elders.

One of our featured activities is the annual Listen to a Life Story Contest which helps you connect generations in your family, school, or community. The contest opens dialogue and changes lives. Young people 8-18 years can enter by interviewing a grandparent or grandfriend 50 years or older to write a 300-word story. We offer interview tips and you can look at past winning stories.

Another popular resource is Legacy Links. What if your life story, your reflections and experiences, could change the world? In fact it does, in little ways every single day. The Legacy Links process helps you become more aware of the meaning and impact of your life – your life story in the context of lives/life on the planet in the even bigger context of lifetimes across generations. Legacy Links is a life review process that's a journey of self-discovery and reflection, a way to share the most important parts of yourself. More importantly, it's a way to help with sensemaking about what really matters as we try to #ChangeTheStory in an uncertain world.

Other activities include family and program activities, and lesson ideas for educators with curriculum connections. Explore the complete list of activities and guides below. Check out the award-winning books and other items that go with the activities.

ACTIVITIES

Here's a complete listing of all the free online activities available on the Legacy Project website. Click on a category you're interested in and the list of activities in that category will appear. When you click on an activity, it opens in a new, separate tab. That way it's easy for you to return to this tab and where you were in the list. Note that some activities temporarily link to our old website. We're always adding more activities, so check back again or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to know when new activities and resources are posted.