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The document outlines a lesson plan on the topic of family. It begins with a jumble word activity to identify family members. It then discusses definitions of family from various scholars, highlighting marriage and kinship as key characteristics. The lesson includes activities like making an acrostic phrase with the word "FAMILY" and creating a family timeline. Students are asked to write a paragraph answering questions about what family means to them and why family is important.
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This document discusses the importance of family and its functions. It begins by defining family as a group united by marriage, blood, or adoption that lives together and interacts in social roles. The key functions of family discussed are providing nurturance, socialization, conferring status and roles, fulfilling economic needs, and providing psychological support. It emphasizes that families aim to meet the needs of members of all ages through love, care and support.
Family values
The document discusses family relationships and maintaining healthy family dynamics. It emphasizes that good communication is important for strong family ties. Family provides love, guidance, and a sense of belonging. Maintaining respect, sharing responsibilities, and resolving issues together through open communication and compromise are keys to ensuring peaceful family life. The roles and responsibilities of family members are described. Challenges like conflicts, financial problems, and loss can threaten family bonds, but taking issues positively and seeking help from others can help address problems.
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This document discusses family relationships and maintaining healthy family dynamics. It emphasizes that good communication is key to strong family relationships. Family provides love, guidance, and a sense of belonging. Maintaining respect among family members through shared responsibilities, compromise, and open communication can help ensure a peaceful home life. The document also explores common family challenges like conflicts, financial problems, and loss, advising dealing with issues positively and seeking help from others when needed.
family and types of family
This document discusses different types of families and family structures. It defines family as a small group consisting of parents and children, and sometimes other relatives. There are five main types of families: (1) patriarchal families where the father has authority, (2) matriarchal families where the mother has authority, (3) democratic families with equal roles for parents, (4) joint/extended families with multiple generations living together, and (5) nuclear families consisting of only parents and children. Family structures can also be categorized by settlement patterns, lineage, and authority structures. The roles and forms of families have changed over time due to factors like education, urbanization, and changing social values.
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Family
- 1. I. PROCEDURE A. INTRODUCTION Preliminary Activity: 1. Prayer 2. Checking of attendance The teacher will show jumble word and the students will find the word in the puzzle below. B A M D N A R G S R E Z Y R X R F M O M E N T A G M O T H E R N U G S O H P W D B I H J N E I P S K I L T Q R A F A T H E R S G Answer *Father *Brother *Mother *Sister *Grandma *Granpa Father - father may have a parental, legal, and social relationship with the child that carries with it certain rights and obligations. Mother - are women who inhabit or perform the role of bearing some relation to their children, who may or may not be their biological offspring Sister - A sister is a woman or a girl who shares one or more parents with another individual, a sibling Brother - A brother is a man or boy who shares one or more parents with another, a sibling Grandma - are the parents of a person's father or mother – paternal or maternal and vice versa. Granpa - are the parents of a person's father or mother – paternal or maternal and vice versa. A. DEVELOPMENT -The teacher will discuss the topic WHAT IS FAMILY? Family - is the basic institution and the primary group in society.
- 2. “Family is a group defined by sexual relationship, sufficiently precise and enduring to provide for the procreation and upbringing of children.” – Maclver ” The family, almost without question, is the most important of any groups that human experience offers, the family is with us always, or more precisely, we are with it.” – Robert Bierstedt
- 3. “Family is a more or less durable association of husband and wife, with or without child, or of a man or woman alone, with children.” – M. F. Nimkoff “Family is the biological social unit composed of husband, wife and children.” – Eliot and Merrill “Family is a group of persons united by ties of marriage, blood or adoption constituting a single household interacting and inter-communicating with each other in their respective social roles of husband and wife, father and mother, son and daughter, brother and sister, creating a common culture.” – Burgess and Locke Characteristics of Family: 1. Family is a Universal group. It is found in some form or the other, in all types of societies whether primitive or modern. 2. A family is based on marriage, which results in a mating relationship between two adults of opposite sex. 3. Every family provides an individual with a name, and hence, it is a source of nomenclature. 4. Family is the group through which descent or ancestry can be traced. 5. Family is the most important group in any individual’s life. 6. A family is generally limited in size, even large, joint and extended families. 7. The family is the most important group in society; it is the nucleus of all institutions, organizations and groups.
- 4. 8. Each member of family shares duties and responsibilities. 9. Every family is made up of husband and wife, and/or one or more children, both natural and adopted. B. ENGAGEMENT -The teacher will present an example of an acrostic phrase. Individual Activity: Direction: Make an acrostic of the phrase FAMILY F- A- M- I- L- Y- C. APPLICATION Activity Directions: Make a timeline of your family. RUBRIC CRITERIA 3 4 5
- 5. CREATIVITY The student work lacked originality. The student work show originality. The student work shows a unique level of originality. EFFORT The student finished the activity, but it lacks finishing touches or can be improve with a little effort The student completed the activity above average, yet it could have been done The student gave an effort beyond the requirements of this activity. SKILL The student showed average craftsmansh ip. The student showed above average craftsmansh ip The student showed outstanding craftsmanshi p. TOTAL D. ASSIMILATION Direction: Answer the following question in a paragraph form. 1. What does family mean to you? 2. Can you consider your friends like your family? Why or why not? 3. What do you like the most about your family? 4. Why does family is important? 5. Describe your family. V. REFLECTION Write your personal insights about the lesson using the prompts below. I learned that: I realized that: I need to learn more about: