Welcome to Family Stories, Treasured Memories
Family Stories, Treasured Memories is a fun and participatory curriculum-linked heritage sharing school program for grade 5-8 students that explores settlement experiences in Toronto. Developed in 2006-2007 with the unwavering support of several dedicated teachers, Family Stories is a flexible program that uses unique historical photographs and rare oral histories from the Multicultural History Society of Ontario's collection to interest and engage young people in history.
Now through this website you can do the program in your own classroom!
This website contains a detailed program description, oral histories, historical photographs, handouts, evaluation rubrics, and many other resources you will need to get started. Please select from the menu below to continue.
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We wish to extend a special thanks to the talented and dedicated teachers who welcomed us into their classes and donated much of their time to help bring our vision to life:
					Rachel Atlas
					Francis Da Silva
					Elizabeth Hemmerick
					Stanley Hallman-Chong
					Melanie Kelch
					
					Nicole Lee
					Giuseppina Lombardi
					Aubrey Spring
					Burns Wattie
					
Thanks to Beth Keleme at the Royal Ontario Museum and Heather McLellan at the Ontario Workers Arts and Heritage Centre for their research assistance.
Family Stories, Treasured Memories was made possible through the generous support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation.


 
	