1. Create a family You are going to work in 3’s Draw out 5
family members.
They must be in
different life stages.

2. PIES
USE THE KEY TERMS SHEET TO HELP YOU – THESE ARE THE WORDS YOUR EXAMINER WILL LOOK FOR SO YOU NEED TO USE THEM!!!
WRITE AROUND YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS ALL THE PIES DEVELOPMENTS YOU CAN THINK OF – REMEMBER THEY CAN BE POSITVE AS WELL AS NEGATIVE!!!!!
EXPLAIN THEM IF YOU CAN

3. Tantrums, sharing and playing with others
no education at school, life long learning
More responsibilities, balancing family, work
Developed relationships, content and happy
Loss of lifelong partners
Learning language and numbers
Ageing process on the body
Abstract thinking, empathy
Interaction with others
on the go
75+ slow down socially
More independent activities
Bonding with others
Return to education
Life experience vs memory
Decline of memory, dementia
intimate relationships , starting a family
Physical peak, menopause
mid life crisis
Tantrums and best friends
Oestrogen and testosterone, puberty
Peer group pressure
Gross motor skill and fine motor skills
Body starts to lose skills and capacity
Empty nest syndrome, time and money
Language development – egocentric view of the world
Hormones, mood swings, sexuality

4.
Think of some of the dramas the Mitchell family have had – deaths, marriage, births, unemployment, illness.. What effect has it had on them ?
Family drama…
Take it turns to go to the envelope and pick out a scenario
For each one discuss how it can impact on your family and their PIES development – write it up around your family….

5. A family member gets breast cancer
A family member gets breast cancer . It is treatable but it means having a mastectomy and chemotherapy for at least 8 months.
A family member loses their job. They were the main wage earner in the family and had worked full time in the same job for 15 years.
A family member gets in trouble for assaulting someone whilst under the influence of drink and drugs. They blind the person they assault.
A family member believes in very traditional roles within the family. They believe in no sex before marriage and that women should stay at home with the children.
A family member is having an affair outside of their normal relationship. It has been going on for around 6 months.
A family member is killed by a drunk driver. They are in a coma for 6 weeks before the life support machine is turned off.
A family member has been promoted at work. They have worked long hours to get the promotion. They work for a PR business
The family live in an inner city environment in a terraced house.
A family member worked hard at school to get a good education.
A family member is 9 months pregnant .
A family member has been mugged on their way home. They have had panic attacks since the mugging
A close friend of one of the family develops anorexia

6. A family member is an alcoholic
A family member is an alcoholic. They have not worked since they left school.
A family member gets a new job offer in a new area. It is 100 miles away from where they currently live. The money is much better.
A family member is passionate about their favourite sport. They try to take part in it every weekend.
A family member begins a gay relationship.
A family member has begun a new relationship, following their divorce earlier this year. Their children are not happy.
A family member is dying of cancer. They need constant care.
A family member is being bullied. They are becoming depressed and feeling suicidal.
The family live in a rural area, in a semi detached house.
A family member got permanently excluded from school, for continued poor behaviour.
A family member is extremely violent towards the family. They often attack other members of the family.
A family member is very homophobic and racist in their views.
A family member has been working hard but earns very little money for the work they do. They are starting to get into debt and have used loans and credit cards

7. A family member has never worked since they left school and has always relied on benefits.
A family member is abusive and negative to one member of the family. They single them out for poor treatment constantly
A family member doesn’t know how to cook. They often eat takeaway or microwave dinners.
A family member doesn’t know how to read.
A family member watches around 6 hours of TV a day. They will always have their food in front of the telly.
A family member enjoys reading.
A family member is always on the internet on social networking sites. They often talk to complete strangers.
A family member is seriously injured in an accident at work. They lose 4 fingers off their right hand.

8. pictionary Pick a key idea out of the envelope
You have to draw it for your partner – NO Words allowed
They have to guess and explain what the idea is!!!
Best Pictionarys get a prize!

9. Middle adult
Physical peak in early adulthood
Menopause
Early childhood tantrums
Binge drinking and smoking
Learning language and numbers
Adolescent
Later adulthood
Dementia
Expected life events – eg starting school
Role models
Loss of a life long partner
infant
Economic – wealth and occupation
Marriage
Oestrogen and testosterone
Babies bonding with carers
Friendship
Early childhood
Unexpected life events – eg accidents
Peer group pressure
Physical enviroment – eg housing
Mid life crisis
Divorce
Early adulthood
Decline in the human body
Genetics
Fine motor skills
Empty nest syndrome
Religion and culture
Moving in with a partner
Gross motor skills
Parenthood
Leaving home
Fallin g out with a friend

10. Tantrums, sharing and playing with others
no education at school, life long learning
More responsibilities, balancing family, work
Developed relationships, content and happy
Loss of lifelong partners
Learning language and numbers
Ageing process on the body
Abstract thinking, empathy
Interaction with others
on the go
75+ slow down socially
More independent activities
Bonding with others
Return to education
Life experience vs memory
Decline of memory, dementia
intimate relationships , starting a family
Physical peak, menopause
mid life crisis
Tantrums and best friends
Oestrogen and testosterone, puberty
Peer group pressure
Gross motor skill and fine motor skills
Body starts to lose skills and capacity
Empty nest syndrome, time and money
Language development – egocentric view of the world
Hormones, mood swings, sexuality

11. Paper chain revision
I am going to give you a post it note with one of the key themes on it.
You have to put a piece of information about the theme on your paper chain.
The next person has to link their piece of information to the one before it – it cant be the same.
Put your name on your chain so I can award a prize to the person with the best information

12. Key ideas in Unit 1 Life stages Infancy Early childhood Adolescence
Factors that influence development
Infancy
Early childhood
Adolescence
Early adulthood
Middle adulthood
Later adulthood
Key PIES developments
Physical
Environmental
Social and cultural
Economic
Physical environment
Psychological
Life events - expected and unexpected