A family tree is a pictorial or diagrammatic representation of family relationships. It can also depict
change and the passage of time as applied to the family.
Planning
1. Inform parents of the proposed activity, requesting assistance as required.
2. Use examples of family trees as models.
3. Organise groups to work together where possible, eg students with family structures which are
similar; across classes so that children may work with a sibling or cousin.
Managing
1. Read texts that involve family relationships.
2. Ensure that the students understand the terms used to describe relationships within families and
that the meanings of these terms may differ within families and across cultures.
3. Ask the students to compile their own family tree beginning with themselves.
4. Display and discuss the family trees.
5. Use the family trees to develop the concepts of generations, change, roles and relationships.
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