Families
What is a family?
A group of people that live together and experience things together.
What is an example of a tradition families have?
What is history?
What are some ways you can learn about your family's history?
You can look at a family tree, ask your family members for an oral history, look at photographs, etc.
What is a community?
A place where people live, work, and play together.
What is a citizen?
A person who belongs to a country.
What is an ancestor?
A family member from long ago.
What is an example of a primary source?
A photograph, a diary, etc.
What are some ways you can show responsibility with your family?
Taking care of yourself, doing chores, etc.
What is an immigrant?
A person who moves from one country to another.
What is one way you can learn about your family's history?
Ask family members about events from the past.
What is an example of a secondary source?
A social studies textbook, a biography, etc.
How do people in our family make a difference in your life?
They help you learn, teach you things, take care of you etc.
What is a generation? Name someone that is in your generation, and someone that is in a different generation than you.
A generation means people born and living around the same time.
What are some things that families needed in the past that they still need today?
Clothing, food, etc.
A _________ is an object from long ago.
Artifact
How is a community similar to a family?
They both work together and have fun together.
What is one reason a person might immigrate to another country?
Name 2 ways families were different in the past.
They grew their own food instead of going to a restaurant, they sew their own clothes instead of shopping at a store, etc.
Compare and contrast a primary and secondary source.
They both teach us about events from the past, but a primary source was made from someone that was actually at the event.