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Creating Family Trees

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Creating Family Trees

Family tree with connected branches showing family relationships

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Part 1: Family Relationships

1. Circle the correct answer. Who are your mum's parents?

Your grandparents

Your cousins

Your siblings

2. What do we call your mum or dad's brother?

Cousin

Uncle

Grandfather

3. Tick all the people who could be in your immediate family:

Mum

Sister

Dad

Brother

Neighbour

4. Fill in the blanks with family words:

My dad's mum is my ________________.

My aunt's children are my ________________.

🌳 Part 2: Planning Your Family Tree

5. List the family members you want to include in your family tree:
6. Draw a simple sketch of how you will organise your family tree. Put yourself at the bottom and your grandparents at the top:
7. What information from your family interview will you include? Tick your choices:

Names of family members

Where family members were born

Ages of family members

Pictures or drawings

Special family stories

✨ Part 3: Reflection

8. Why is it important to know about our family history?
9. How will creating a family tree help you remember your family information?
10. Complete this sentence: "I am excited to share my family tree because..."

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