Family, where life begins and love never ends.

Now that we have finished this unit on family, we hope that talking about the different types of families and how they are all perfect had left you a learning not just about vocabulary and English, but about life. 

Let´s close this Unit with this beautifull video from a Coca-Cola advertisment:

HOPE YOU LIKE IT.

Next week we are starting Unit 7...

FINAL ACTIVITY

 Now that you know a little bit more about families, we want to know about yours, choose one of the options below and share it in the comments:

• Share an anecdote about your family with the class, you can add a photograph if you want.
• Share information about the members of your family, talk about what they like, how you spend your spare/free time together, or anything you want to share about them.
• Make a video with your family saying hello to your classmates, ask each member to introduce themselfs with the correct word that discribes their place in the family.

Let´s start sharing!!!👇

Learn playing

Now that we have read about the different types of family that exist, Let's play and practice!!

First of all, let's order some letters:

https://es.educaplay.com/recursos-educativos/7342759-types_of_familiy.html

Secondly, we will match the family names with their pictures:

https://es.educaplay.com/recursos-educativos/7371862-types_of_familiy.html

Finally, let's complete the crossword:

https://es.educaplay.com/recursos-educativos/7343123-types_of_familiy.html

Comment your scores!!

BREAKING WITH FAMILY STEREOTYPES

 What constitutes a family varies across the globe depending on a variety of factors including subsistence practices and economic behaviors. Family defines obligations that group members have to one another, both economically and socially. Generally, family members live together, but that is not always the case.

Extended family: This kind of family is the most common type of family in the world. Extended families include at least grandparents, parents, children, uncle/aunt, and other parents.

Nuclear family: also known as elementary or traditional families, consist of two parents (usually married) and their children. Nuclear families may have one or more children who are biological or adopted.

Single parent family: consist of one parent with one or more kids. In this case, the parent either never married, is widowed, or divorced.

Childless family: are families with two parents who cannot have or don't want kids.

Homoparental family: a family that has two parents of the same sex. It can be a couple of women or men

Stepfamily: this kind of family is when two separate families merge into one. This can go several different ways, like two divorced parents with one or more children blending families, or one divorced parent with kinds marrying someone who has never been maried and has no kids.

Differences between families

Look at these pictures, what difference do you notice between the different images?

Give us your opinion, leave a comment!

 Family Members

But before continuing with the topic to see, let's review the family members...

Family wordsearch find the family members in the next wordsearch:

Optional assigment: coment below about your family, how many members are in your family? Who do you live with? 

Let´s start learning!

The first topic we are going to learn about is FAMILY

We have prepared some activities to brush up what we are learning in class about families.

hope you like them!!

WELCOME!😁

This is a classroom blog for students attending Ingles 4.