Students should be able to define what is a family.

Students should be able to recognize and name various types of families, such as nuclear families, extended families, and single-parent families.

Students should be able to identify and tell how many persons are in their immediate family.

Students should develop an understanding that families can vary in size, composition, and structure.

Students should cultivate respect and empathy towards all types of families, recognizing that every family is unique and deserves acceptance and support.

Students should share their own experiences and stories about their families, promoting a sense of belonging and understanding among their peers.

students should demonstrate their understanding of the topic by participating and completing all give tasks.