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The kids' section: lessons, games, the pin board, family profiles and learning groups.
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๐ Getting started
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How do I use the pin board?
Add cards, drag them around, and drag from a red pin to another card to tie string.
What is the notebook?
Where you write discoveries โ and where finished lessons are saved.
How do I build my family tree?
Start with yourself, then tap the + boxes to add parents and grandparents.
Why does the kids' tree stop at six generations?
Six generations (you plus five back) is plenty for a kids' tree. Bigger trees belong on the main archive.