Stages of Life
Family Idioms
Phrasal Verbs
Guess the Relative
Mixed Bag
100

This stage comes between toddler and teenager

Child

100

This means you look exactly like a family member

"the spitting image of"

100

To care for or raise a child

"bring up"

100

This person grew up in Cuba and came to the USA in 1962, after fleeing from Fidel Castro's regime

My dad
100

The opposite of "pass away"

be born

200

Another word for an old person (often used in Britain)

OAP

200

This means a trait or habit is common in the family

"it runs in the family"

200

To resemble a family member in personality

"take after"

200

This ancestor on my mom's side came from what country around 1850 and then faught in the American Civil War on the side of the Union?

Ireland

200

Two people who aregue all the time are like...

Cat(s) and Dog(s)
300

The stage of life when you're around 40-60 years old

Middle Age

300

This means you do the same job or follow the same path as a parent

"follow in someone's footsteps"

300

To have a romantic relationship with

"go out with" 

300

This person was a first generation American citizen, meaning his parents were immigrants, and his first language was German.

My grandfather (my mom's dad)

300

The verb form of "a child becomes a teenager" (HINT: phrasal verb)

"grow up"

400

The very first stage of life

Infancy

400
When two family members are totally different (British)

"like chalk and cheese"

400

To look or act like someone older you admire

"look up to"

400

This person came from Zamora, Spain and moved to Cuba around 1913. He was the last relative to leave Spain (of my family).

What is my great-grandfather (dad's grandfather)

400

This means to begin to love someone romantically (HINT: phrasal verb)

"fall in love"

500

The stage most people begin working full-time and possibly marry

Adulthood

500

A way to say someone is very young or the youngest in the family

"the baby of the family"

500

A polite way to say someone died

"pass away"

500

This person was the older sister of my grandfather (on my mom's side) and taught him how to speak English (because they only spoke German at home). She died young of cancer. I honored her when I named my daughter after her (variation on her name).

Julia Leisz

500

The term for someone who's no longer working

Retired