7th Grade Social Studies Family History: Share

Download a free genealogy "toolkit" from lineages.com. The toolkit includes:
•Pedigree Chart
•Family Group Record
•Research Calendar
•Research Extracts
•Contact Log
•Checklist of Genealogical Sources
•U.S. Census Abstract Forms

For the serious researcher, forms from FamilySearch go beyond the basic and include: analysis charts, timelines, to-do lists, and census worksheets.

Put together by the Mid-continent Public Library, find basic forms here including: pedigree charts, research log, coloring pages for kids, and census forms.

For people using the Ellis Island website to look for passenger records, you can find a pedigree chart, family group sheet, and passenger arrival log here.

Provides pedigree charts in various printable formats such as "bowtie," a tree diagram with leaves & branches, a "fan chart," and a "racehorse" pedigree chart.

Build your family tree online with unlimited space for photos, videos, and documents.

Create your family tree, upload photos, and share. Also create your own family website that holds up to 250 names.

Create your own family tree website for free.

Slightly more technical, FamilyEcho allows GEDCOM files.

One of the most popular social-networking tools in the world, you can connect with family members or genealogy professionals, share notes, stories, ask questions, and form a family group.

Through LucidChart, this company allows you to create a family tree online for free. They allow up to 2 collaborators, 25MB, and 60 objects per document.

A helpful blog put together by archivist, Sally Jacobs. Read tips and tricks for preserving and organizing your photos and heirlooms.