My Family Tree

Contributor: Danielle Childers. Lesson ID: 10336

Do you know who is in your family? How many family members do you have? What did your parents do as children? Where did your grandparents live? Create a book and tree about your family!

categories

United States

subject
History
learning style
Auditory, Visual
personality style
Lion, Beaver
Grade Level
Primary (K-2)
Lesson Type
Quick Query

Lesson Plan - Get It!

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  • Has anyone ever told you that you act like one of your parents?
  • Do you think you do things like one of your parents?
  • Did you know hair color, eye color, nose shape, and hair type can all be passed down from one family member to another?

Learning about your origins helps you understand YOU more. Even if you don't live with your biological family, you still pick up behaviors that they do and can act very similar to them.

In this lesson, learn how your parents, your grandparents, and even your great-grandparents helped you become you!

There are all types of families worldwide, and many include pets, friends, and even rocks in our extended families! Families come in all shapes and sizes.

The book All Kinds of Families explains that all it takes to make a family is love!

Watch the read-aloud video below.

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  • Why do you think families are so important?

We are so lucky to be part of a family because they are the ones who love and take care of us.

  • What makes your family different from anyone else’s?

Draw the family that lives in your house on a piece of paper. Be sure to hold the paper horizontally (landscape).

After drawing the picture, write one sentence on the page about why you think family is important.

Continue to the Got It? section where you will use this page in a book about your family!

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