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hey there, i'm doing my final year university major project on the the relationships between grandchildren (adolescents/young adults) and their grandparents. All of the research I collect will become part of a visual illustrative novel. i'm really excited to hear the things that your grandparents do or say that make you smile and laugh. You could answer the questions below or just express what you love about your grandparents.
1. What do you call your grandparents?
2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or traits?
3. What have your grandparents taught you?
(eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you value/admire most about them?
5. Best gift they have given you?
6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from your grandparents/older generations?
thanks!
1. What do you call your grandparents?
2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or traits?
3. What have your grandparents taught you?
(eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you value/admire most about them?
5. Best gift they have given you?
6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from your grandparents/older generations?
thanks!
> 1. What do you call your grandparents?
Nan and Mick (don't really know why we don't call him granddad)
> 2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or
> traits?
Granddad likes photography and is a master of games like Mastermind and chess. And my nan is an absolute expert in the kitchen.
> 3. What have your grandparents taught you?
> (eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
My love of maths comes from my granddad, I still remember him teaching my how to multiply :) My nan taught how to make pancakes ^-^
> 4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you
> value/admire most about them?
Granddad's humour and intelligence, my nan's strength and determination.
> 5. Best gift they have given you?
My watch :)
> 6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
Have a chat, a bit of a laugh, nothing that would interest most people.
> 7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
The numerous books I've recieved from them, and a lot of the time the plants in gardens. (They enjoy tending to their garden)
> 8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from
> your grandparents/older generations?
The life lessons, important descisons.
> thanks!
No problem :)
Nan and Mick (don't really know why we don't call him granddad)
> 2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or
> traits?
Granddad likes photography and is a master of games like Mastermind and chess. And my nan is an absolute expert in the kitchen.
> 3. What have your grandparents taught you?
> (eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
My love of maths comes from my granddad, I still remember him teaching my how to multiply :) My nan taught how to make pancakes ^-^
> 4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you
> value/admire most about them?
Granddad's humour and intelligence, my nan's strength and determination.
> 5. Best gift they have given you?
My watch :)
> 6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
Have a chat, a bit of a laugh, nothing that would interest most people.
> 7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
The numerous books I've recieved from them, and a lot of the time the plants in gardens. (They enjoy tending to their garden)
> 8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from
> your grandparents/older generations?
The life lessons, important descisons.
> thanks!
No problem :)
hey there, i'm doing my final year university major project on the the relationships between grandchildren (adolescents/young adults) and their grandparents. All of the research I collect will become part of a visual illustrative novel. i'm really excited to hear the things that your grandparents do or say that make you smile and laugh. You could answer the questions below or just express what you love about your grandparents.
1. What do you call your grandparents?
2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or traits?
3. What have your grandparents taught you?
(eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you value/admire most about them?
5. Best gift they have given you?
6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from your grandparents/older generations?
thanks!
1. What do you call your grandparents?
2. Do your grandparents have any interesting hobbies, habits or traits?
3. What have your grandparents taught you?
(eg. Advice they have given? Skills they have passed on?)
4. What are your grandparent’s best qualities? What do you value/admire most about them?
5. Best gift they have given you?
6. Describe what you do during visits to your grandparent/s?
7. What objects/things remind you of your grandparents?
8. What would you like to get advice on or learn more about from your grandparents/older generations?
thanks!