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What is a Family Tree?  \nA family tree is a diagram that shows family relationships.  \nIt looks like a tree —with branches that show how family members are connected.  \nGrandparents ↓  \nParents ↓ Children  \n 2. Family Vocabulary  \nHere are common family words to know:  \n\n|  Family Member |  Meaning |  Example Sentence |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| father | male parent | My father works in a school. |\n| mother | female parent | My mother loves cooking. |\n| parents | father and mother | My parents are kind. |\n| son | male child | Their son is in Grade 6. |\n| daughter | female child | The daughter plays the guitar. |\n| brother | male sibling | My brother is funny. |\n| sister | female sibling | My sister likes drawing. |\n| grandfather | father’s or mother’s father | My grandfather tells stories. |\n| grandmother | father’s or mother’s mother | My grandmother bakes cookies. |\n| uncle | father’s or mother’s brother | My uncle lives in Canada. |\n| aunt | father’s or mother’s sister | My aunt is a nurse. |\n| cousin | child of your uncle or aunt | My cousin is my best friend. |\n| nephew | brother’s or sister’s son | I have one nephew. |\n| niece | brother’s or sister’s daughter | My niece is 3 years old. |\n\n 3. Useful Phrases  \n\n|  Question |  Answer Example |\n| --- | --- |\n| Who is your father’s father? | He is my grandfather. |\n| Who is your mother’s sister? | She is my aunt. |\n| How many brothers do you have? | I have one brother. |\n\n\n| Is she your cousin? | Yes, she is my cousin. |\n| --- | --- |\n\n 4. Grammar Focus – Possessive Form  \nWe use ’s to show belonging.  \nExample:  \n• John’s father = the father of John  \n• Maria’s mother = the mother of Maria  \nMore examples:  \n• My brother’s name is Jake.  \n• Sarah’s mother is a teacher.  \n 5. Sample Sentences  \n1. This is my family tree.  \n2. My father’s name is Mark.  \n3. My mother is kind and caring.  \n4. I have one brother and two sisters.  \n5. My grandparents live in the province.  \n 6. Quick Activity Ideas  \nA. Vocabulary Match:  \nMatch words to pictures (father, aunt, cousin, etc.)  \nB. My Family Tree Project:  \nDraw your family tree and label each person.  \nC. Speaking Practice:  \nTalk about your family for one minute using “This is my…” or “He/She is my…”  \n 7. Key Points to Remember  \n• A family tree shows who is related to whom.  \n• Use possessive ’s to show relationships.  \n• Practice speaking about family using simple sentences.  \n• Always use capital letters for names.","cbCaivxRUZnAveoX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivxRUZnAveoX","pdf",246727,"English","# 1. What is a Family Tree?\n# 2. Family Vocabulary\n# 3. Useful Phrases\n# 4. Grammar Focus – Possessive Form\n# 5. Sample Sentences\n# 6. Quick Activity Ideas\n# 7. Key Points to Remember","[{\"question\":\"What is a family tree and what does it show?\",\"answer\":\"A family tree is a diagram that shows family relationships. 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