This document discusses family structures and relationships. It defines different types of families like nuclear, joint, and single-parent families. It also explains family trees and how they can track generations of relatives. The document notes that family members often resemble each other physically through features like eye or hair color, and they may also share habits or hobbies. Twins are discussed, distinguishing identical from fraternal twins. Family traditions are important to learn about from grandparents.

1. HELLO STUDENTS….
LESSON - 1 CONTINUES
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2. Lets recall the last week portion:
1. A family is a group of people who live together .
2. Parents , brothers, sisters, grand parents, uncles,
aunts and cousins are called family members.
3. Families are of three types:
Nuclear families
Joint families
Single parent families
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Lets Recall

3. Lets recall the last week portion:
1. Family members who are related to each other are
called relatives.
2. Family members who are born and grow old in the
same period are said to belong to the same
generation.
3. The Parents of our grand parents are our great-grand
parents. They are called our ancestors.
4. The many generations of a family can be recorded with
the help of a family tree.
5. A Family tree shows the people of a family for many
generations and their relationship with each other.
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4. Team talk…..
Take a glance at the picture given below…
Is there any similarity or difference
between the members of this family?...
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5. Question time:
How you look like?
Father or mother or
grand parents?
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6. Family Resemblances:
Some of you look similar
like your family members
or might have similar
appearance. This is called
family resemblance.
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7. Hereditary features:
A child might have eyes,
nose or hair colour similar
to that of his or her
mother.
Such feature passed down
to children from their
parents are called
Hereditary features.
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8. Observe the given
picture carefully:
What do you
understand from
these two pictures?
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9. Twins babies
Two children who were born at the
same time to the same mother are
called twins.
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10. Identical Twins
Twins who
look exactly
like each other
are called
Identical
twins. 10

11. Fraternal Twins
Some Twins
do not look
exactly like
each other
are called
Fraternal
twins. 11

12. Observe this picture:
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13. Family members also resemble
each other in their habits.
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14. A habit is a
behavior that is
often repeated. 14

15. Question time:
In which extra
curricular activities
you involve most or
you like most?
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16. Some activities are:
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17. Often, we take part in the
same activities can
include sport, art and
dance, amongst many
others.
This is because we feel
inspired by our family
members.
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18. Observe this picture very carefully: 18
If you are in this place,
what you will do?

19. BE CARING…………..
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20. Braille and his Script…… 20
In 1824, Louis
Braille invented the
Braille Script,
Which made it
possible for the
blind to read and
write.

21. Hard
words
•Nuclear Families
•Joint Families
•Single Parent Families
•Relatives
•Paternal grandparents
•Maternal grandparents
•Generation
•Cousins
•Ancestors
•Grand Children
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22. Hard words 22
•Paternal uncle
•Paternal aunt
•Maternal uncle
•Maternal aunt
•Resemblances
•appearances
•Hereditary features
•Identical twins
•Fraternal twins
•Inspired

23. Assignment:
What are some of the
customs and traditions
followed in your family?
From your
grandparents, find out
about two such customs
or traditions and why
they are followed. 23

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