After the interviews, a discussion group is held so that the students can share their reactions toward the oral history conversations. Interviewers also respond with creative writing to Heritage Hotline. Interage Luncheon Kindergarten through 12th grade students from school or church classes meet and share a lunch and interactive games with senior citizen groups in the Interage Luncheon program. An orientation should be provided to the students in the program before they participate in the luncheon. Orientation should include a discussion of the conditions of the luncheon and role playing of interactions with older persons.
Students go to a senior meal site with their own sack lunch for the luncheon.
Interage Seminar Participants in the Interage Seminar come together for a day of discussion, sharing, and activities. The program should be planned a year in advance with two persons from each of the age groups serving on the program planning committee. Intergenerational Sharing Seniors and youth spend a day together in the Intergenerational Sharing program. The program objective is to create an opportunity for the generations to share experiences and attitudes while learning from each other. Before their day together, youth learn about the aging process and about aging myths through a presentation by the local senior center.