Family Structures + Roles Day1. Definition  fam·i·ly  Create your own definition.

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Family Structures + Roles Day1

Definition  fam·i·ly  Create your own definition

Definition  fam·i·ly  Create Class Definition

Definition  fam·i·ly a social unit consisting of one or more adults together with the children they care for

Other Definitions  fam·i·ly  any group of persons closely related by blood, as parents, children, uncles, aunts, and cousins  the spouse and children of one person  A group consisting of parents and children living together in a household.

Family Structures  Immediate Family  Parents  Step parents  Siblings  Children Extended Family  Grandparents  Aunts & Uncles  Cousins  In- Laws

Nuclear Family

 A social unit made up of  Mother  Father  Childern

Same Sex Family

 A social unit made of  LGBT people parenting one or more children  What is LGBT?

Inter Racial Family

 A social unit made of  People who are of different races  Can be either parents or children

Foster Family

 A social unit made of  Non-biological parents/ caregivers  Children who could not be cared for by their biological parents  What are some reasons children become foster children?

Single Parent Family

 Social unit made of  One parent  One or more children

Adopted Family

Adoptive Family  Social unit made up of  Non- Biological parents  One or more adopted children

A Family is a Family

EXIT SLIP  Did your own personal beliefs and ideas about what a family is become challenged during today’s lesson?  If they were challenged please explain why

Family Roles & Identities Day 2

Refresh- Family Sructures

Mother...  Caretaker  Nurturing  Stay at home mom  Cooks and cleans  Housewife persona

Father  Provider  Masculine  Disciplinary  Takes care of business and finances

Children  Listen  Behave  Chores  Take care of other siblings  Be respectful  Get a job  Go to school- homework

Grandparents  Cook good food  Be nice  Give us candy  Let us do things our parents won’t  Give gifts and spoil us

What influences these roles?  That’s how we have been treated

Worksheet- our expectations

Family Roles and Structures vs Community Norms Assignment