Attending online classes was a new experience for my children and us as parents. The way we used to follow up their progress or check if they already submitted their homework had changed. On the first grades, they usually had a notebook where the teacher asked them to record all the homework they had to do, now the list is already in Moodle, the learning management system that the academy chose.

As a Saturday afternoon family activity, we read Genesis chapter 1 to 11 from Bible (NKJV). We perused for names and recorded their kinship into MacFamily Tree 9. These are our findings:

• 4 women names were recorded (Adah, Eve, Naamah and Zillah).
• 19 generations are from Adam to Abram, Haran and Nahor brothers who are Adam’s 17th grandchildren.
• Enoch, Havilah, Lamech, Nahor and Sheba are repeated names, 2 persons for each.
• 13 names were recorded as the sons of Joktan.

You can download Adam’s descendant chart based on what we entered as a PDF or GEDCOM.

We have several experiences where we failed, succeed and learnt from it that we want to share with others.

To be honest, I am not a fan of Jack Ma, but his idea backs up what we want to do here:

“Instead of learning from other people’s success, learn from their mistakes. Most of the people who fail share common reasons (to fail), whereas success can be attributed to various different kinds of reasons.”