Articles by Reunion Magazine - Reunions Magazine

Reunion Trivia

Gregory Bonner, Lexington, Kentucky, shared ideas about his family’s Reunion Trivia game which involves everyone from six-years old to eighty-years young. New questions are written...

Ice Breakers for All by Edith Wagner

A goal for reunion organizers who expect extended family is to have people talking and enjoying themselves as quickly as possible because there "is so...

Break the Ice

BREAK THE ICE All summer long we get calls and emails asking for icebreakers. Save the call, read on. Here's a treasure trove of tried...

Icebreakers and fun ways to get to know you

Icebreakers 101 is a podcast with more ideas to help reunion members mix and be enjoying themselves in no time. As the planner, you sometimes...

Reviews

Kid's Trip Diary, for ages 6-12, published by Marlor Press, 4304 Brigadoon Drive, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 55126; 96 pages, paperback, $6.95. Long, hot, boring hours...

Hunters and Gatherers

Getting children involved in family reunions is always on the top of any organizer’s list. Sonya A. Haskins, Milligan College, Tennessee, suggests a family scavenger...

Science centers offer big fun and lots of learning

Science centers can be found in or near almost every US city. Many offer interactive exhibits where visitors don't just look, they do. The newest...

Kids Interactive by Heather Down

Family reunions are a wonderful opportunity for children who don't see each other often to reacquaint themselves with close and distant cousins. Having a house...

Are we there yet?

Isn’t that the classic question of kids on a road trip? We found some of these ideas from Sharon Miller Cindrich in the Milwaukee Journal...

Chalk up a successful family reunion by Ellen Javernick

If you could pick just one simple supply to have on hand for a family reunion, what would it be? For me it would be...