family life

FAMILY LIFE

Who are they?

Who are they?

mother

Who are they?

mother father

Who are they?

mother father

sister

Who are they?

mother father

brothersister

Family Members

Family Members

father (dad) mother (mum)

Family Members

father (dad)son

mother (mum)daughter

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrother

mother (mum)daughter

sister

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotheruncle

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotherunclegrandfather

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

grandmother

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotherunclegrandfatherfather-in-law

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

grandmothermother-in-law

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotherunclegrandfatherfather-in-lawnephew

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

grandmothermother-in-law

niece

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotherunclegrandfatherfather-in-lawnephew

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

grandmothermother-in-law

niece

parents grandparents grandchildrenchildren

Family Members

father (dad)sonbrotherunclegrandfatherfather-in-lawnephew

mother (mum)daughter

sisteraunt

grandmothermother-in-law

niece

parents grandparents grandchildrenchildren

pai – mãe

filho – filha

irmão – iram

tio – tia

avô – avó

sogro – sogra

sobrino – sobrinha

filhos pais avós netos

Who has got …· two parents at home?· one parent at home?· a step family?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false?

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

false

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

false

false

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

false

false

true

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

false

false

true

true

Families in the United Kingdom (UK)

1.More people live alone than in 1961.2.On average, people get married at about 30.3.Half of all families donʼt have any children.4.Most couples with children have two or three children.5.One in ten families with children are stepfamilies.6.Most people do not live in extended families.7.Grandparents always live very close to their

grandchildren.

Are these sentences true or false? true

true

false

false

true

true

false

Find the answers in the text.

Boys: 1, 2, 3

The first group to finish wins!

Underline the quotations in the text. 5 minutes

Girls: 4, 6, 7

1. Thatʼs four times more that in 1961.

2. The average age is now 30.

3. Four out of ten families donʼt have any children.

4. Most families with children only have one or two.

5. It is unusual for people in the UK to live in “extended families”

6. In fact, many grandparents live in differentcities from their grandchildren.

Discussion about Family Lifewrite before speaking…

1. Does the text contain information which you think is different for families in Portugal?

2. How many brothers and sisters have you got?3. What are the advantages and disadvantages

of big families?

Book – page 15

Homework

Workbook page 10