What Family is All About
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A family can be defined as a group of people related by blood or marriage who live together and care for one another. However, families come in many forms including nuclear families composed of parents and children, single-parent families headed by one parent, and extended families that include other relatives beyond parents and children. Regardless of structure, families aim to provide security, care, and a sense of belonging for their members through sharing living spaces and responsibilities.
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This document provides examples of action words and uses those words in sentences to identify actions. It lists common actions such as sing, dance, swim, crawl, climb, fly, hop, and run as action words and demonstrates their use by asking what different people, animals, or objects are doing with those action verbs. The document aims to teach the reader about identifying action words and using them correctly in sentences.
Words with the Long /o/ Sound Spelled as ow, oa, and o_e
This document provides a list of words containing the long /o/ sound spelled as ow, oa, and o_e. It includes 20 individual words and 10 phrases using some of those words. The purpose is to help the reader practice reading and identifying words with the long /o/ vowel sound.
Words with the Long /u/ Sound Spelled as u_e
This document lists words containing the long "u" sound spelled as "u_e" and provides examples of their use in phrases and sentences. It introduces words like cube, tube, fuse, cute, and huge that have the long "u" sound spelled with "u_e" and has students read them with their teacher. Examples of these words in phrases include "ice cubes" and "cure for the duke" and in sentences such as "Doctors help cure the sick" and "A huge mule is in the barn."
Words with the Long i Sound Spelled as igh
This document provides examples of words containing the long /i/ sound spelled as "igh". It lists common words like "night", "right", and "fight" and organizes them into phrases and sentences for practice reading. Examples are given of "igh" words used in simple phrases like "tight pants" and sentences such as "The elephant has heavy thighs". The purpose is to teach readers words containing the long /i/ sound represented orthographically as "igh".
Words with the Long i Sound Spelled as i_e
This document lists words that contain the long i sound spelled as i_e, including kite, nine, vine, wine, fire, pine, bike, pipe, bride, hive, five, mice. It instructs the reader to read each word with their teacher and provides additional examples of words containing the i_e spelling pattern: mice, tire, bike, lice, hide.
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- 1. What Family Is All About
- 2. A family is made up of a father, a mother, and their children. However, there are also other types of families.
- 3. A house is called a home when family members love and respect each other. They also all live together in one house and share and work together in all household activities.
- 5. Nuclear Family A nuclear family is a type of family composed of father, mother, and a child or children. A family may be big or small, depending on the number of children. A small family is composed of a father, a mother, and not more than three children. A family with more than three children is considered a big family.
- 6. small family big family
- 7. Single-Parent Family A single-parent family is a type of family that is headed by only one parent. It is either the father or mother who is present. father + children mother + children
- 8. Extended Family An extended family is a type of family composed of not just the parents and children but also of other relatives. These relatives, such as grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins, live together with the parents and children. family + grandparents family + (uncle +aunt + cousins)
- 9. The family is very important to your life. It is where you feel secure and cared for. The family provides your basic needs such as food, clothing, and shelter when you are young and helpless. Being part of a family makes one feels as a part of a group.
- 10. When the people who live with you but may not be related to you, yet provide for your basic needs can also be called family. They make you feel secure and cared for. Being part of this group makes one feel like a member of a real family.
- 11. End of the Slide!