We are family…. I can… Justify the importance of families Describe at least 3 different types of families.

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We are family…

I can… Justify the importance of families Describe at least 3 different types of families

What is family? In a group of two or three, come up with one or two words that describe what a family is. Then, draw a picture of what family is. Post it on the door.

How is family formally described? A group of two or more persons related by birth, marriage or adoption residing together in a household

Types of families Nuclear family – Mom, Dad, kids Cohabitation – Living together, NOT married Couple with no children Single parent families Blended (step) families Adoptive families Extended families – Parents, kids, grandparents Boomerang families – Children who move back in with their parents

Types of families For each type of family, come up with at least one TV show or movie that has that type of family in it.

Nuclear

Cohabitation

Couple with no children

Single parent

Blended/step families

Adopted

Boomerang

Think, Pair, Share What are some advantages to living in a family?

Why have a family? Love and closeness Consistent emotional attachments Close proximity which facilitates cooperation and communication Can know ourselves and others better Economic benefits

Characteristics of Strong Families Appreciation Kindness Communication Time together Values and standards Problem solving Traditions Fun and laughter

Media portrayal of family Do you think the media accurately portrays typical American families?

Exit slip On your own paper, answer the following questions: a.Why is it advantageous for a person to live with a family? b.Name 3 types of families and describe them in one sentence. Give a pop-culture example of each.