Lesson 1
A group of people who live together and experience the world together.
What is a family?
People born and living about the same time.
What is a generation?
The story of the past
Something written or made by a person who saw an event happen.
What is a primary source?
What is an extended family?
A place where people live, work, and play together.
What is a community?
A person who moves from one country to another.
What is an immigrant?
A relative who lived long before your grandparents.
Something written or made by someone who did not experience an event.
What is a secondary source?
Someone who takes care of you.
What is a guardian?
To take care of important things.
What is responsible?
A peron who belongs to a country.
What is a citizen?
A group's way of life.
What is their culture?
A drawing or diagram that shows how family members are related.
artifacts, documents, photos, interview
What is a way that a family makes a difference in your life?
Caring for you, keeping you safe and healthy, cheering you up when you are sad, helping you, teaching you new things
What is a tradition?
What are some activities that were done in the past?
clothing, hairstyles, manners, and behavior were formal
home-cooked meals
board games
An object made long ago.
What is an artifact
What is an example of a tradition?
eating special foods, wearing special clothing, weddings, birthdays, going to someone's house every holiday
How are a community and a family similar?
They both care for one another.
They follow the same rules.
They have similar interests and beliefs.
What are some reasons that someone would want to leave their country?
What are some activities that are done in the present?
dress and actions are more informal
prepared or precooked meals
computer games
What is an example of a primary source?
photographs
paintings
artifacts
oral history
What are some examples of secondary sources?
social studies book, biography, websites