FAMILY
CHILD BEHAVIOR
PEER GROUPS
CROWDS
RANDOM
100
This is the act of keeping safe, or being legally responsible for, a child.
CUSTODY
100
These are jobs or tasks people have to do, usually around the house.
CHORES
100
Being favored by the general public or by a particular group of people.
POPULARITY
100
A place where sporting matches, concerts, or special events are held
STADIUM
100
Unfriendly or threatening to others, goes against social norms in a way that can be harmful
ANTISOCIAL
200
To feel or show displeasure or anger at (a person, act, comment).
TO RESENT
200
Another way to say someone is behaving WELL.
APPROPRIATELY
200
Following social standards, attitudes, practices
CONFORMITY
200
Separated into groups
CATEGORIZED
200
Grown in size
EXPANDED
300
This kind of family is related by blood.
BIOLOGICAL FAMILY
300
What a child is being when they do not listen to what their parents tell them to do.
DISOBEDIENT
300
Defying or resisting some established authority, government, or tradition
REBELLIOUS
300
An event that is extremely sad
TRAGEDY
300
Another word for situations.
CIRCUMSTANCES
400
If a person lives neither in the city, nor out in the countryside, they may live here.
SUBURBS
400
To be extremely surprised (can be positive or negative)
SHOCKED
400
The act of being disturbed, bothered or insulted repeatedly
HARASSMENT
400
The spread of an idea, emotion, or illness from person to person
CONTAGION
400
Another word for characteristics
TRAITS
500
These young adults leave their parents' home to go to college but then return.
BOOMERANG CHILDREN
500
Another word for unwanted
UNDESIRED
500
Small, same-minded groups of friends or associates
CLIQUES
500
Another word for unplanned
SPONTANEOUS
500
Two types of groups: one that shares similar interests and attitudes, producing feelings of loyalty and one that is considered foreign or different.
INGROUPS AND OUTGROUPS
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