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Families(Kindergarten)‏: 

Families (Kindergarten)‏ Created by: See & Stacie

Wisconsin Benchmarks: 

Wisconsin Benchmarks C.4.1 Identify and explain the individual’s responsibilities to family, peers, and the community, including the need for civility and respect for diversity E.4.3 Describe how families are alike and different, comparing characteristics such as size, hobbies, celebrations, where families live, and how they make a living E.4.9 Explain how people learn about others who are different from themselves E.4.14 Describes how differences in cultures may lead to understanding or misunderstanding among people

Oshkosh benchmarks: 

Oshkosh benchmarks History: Time, Continuity, and Change B1.K.4 Understand changes in life, past, and present Family life Individual and family responsibilities Political Science and Citizenship: Power, Authority, Governance, and Responsibility C1.K.1 Understand political responsibilities to families and peers Respect for diversity The Behavioral Sciences: Individuals, Institutions, and Society E1.K.2 Understand responsibilities of a group member E1.K.3 Understand how families are alike and different

What is a family?: 

What is a family?

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A family is 2 or more people who share goals and values and live in a home together.

Types of families: 

Types of families Nuclear Extended Adoptive Single-parent Blended Foster

Nuclear Family: 

Nuclear Family A nuclear family has a mom, dad, and at least one child living together in one home.

Extended Family: 

Extended Family An extended family has a mom, dad, children, and sometimes an uncle or grandparents living.

Adoptive Family: 

Adoptive Family The parents live with a child they did not give birth to and the child becomes part of their family.

Single-Parent Family: 

Single-Parent Family Only one parent lives with the child(ren). Sometimes the other parent moves away or the parents get a divorce so the child(ren) live with one parent.

Blended Family: 

Blended Family The child lives in two families because the parents are divorced or not together. The child lives with one parent and stepfamily during the week and other parent and stepfamily during the weekend.

Foster Family: 

Foster Family The child lives with a new set of parents who take care of him/her for a while because the parents are not able to take care of him/her at the moment.

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So, which family do you belong??

What is a nuclear family?: 

What is a nuclear family? A. The child lives in two families because her parents are not together. B. The parents live with a child they did not give birth to. C. Has a mom, a dad, and at least one child living together.

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Good Job! A nuclear family has a mom, dad, and at least one child living together in one home

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What is an extended family?: 

What is an extended family? A. The child who lives with a new set of parents that takes care of him/her for a while B. Mom, dad, children, and sometimes a uncle or grandparents living in one house C. Only one parent lives with the child(ren).

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Good Job! An extended family has a mom, dad, children, and sometimes a uncle or grandparents living.

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What is an adoptive family?: 

What is an adoptive family? A. The parents live with a child they did not give birth to. B. The child lives in two families because her parents are not together. C. Mom, dad, children, and sometimes a uncle or grandparents living in one house

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Good Job! An adoptive family is when the child lives with parents that they did not give birth to

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What is a single-parent family?: 

What is a single-parent family? A. The parents live with a child they did not give birth to. B. Only one parent lives with the child(ren). C. The child lives in two families because her parents are divorced or not together.

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Good Job! A single family is when only one parent lives with the child(ren).

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What is a blended family?: 

What is a blended family? The child lives in two families because her parents are divorced or not together. B. The child who lives with a new set of parents that takes care of him/her for a while C. The parents live with a child they did not give birth to

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Good Job! A blended family is when the child lives in two families because her parents are divorced or not together.

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