CIVIC EDUCATION GR.7

​ OUR FAMILY

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​A NUCLEAR FAMILY

​AN EXTENDED/JOINT FAMILY

THE IMPORTANCE OF AN EXTENDED FAMILY IN RELATION TO A NUCLEAR FAMILY

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COMMON FEATURES​ THAT CAN BE SEEN IN A FAMILY

-Built up on the basis of kinship.

-Live in one household.

-Maintain close relationships.

-Everyone can enjoy the resources

-Work for the well-being of the family

-Love,affection,kindness,care among the members.

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​-Getting love and affection.

-Getting education.

-Getting food and nutrition.

-Getting protection.

-Learning to respect t​he leadership.

-G​etting traditional knowledge/learning to respect traditions/customs/rituals

-​Can develop leadership qualities/skills to lead a good life.

​-Learning how to connect with society.(relationships)

-Can learn good habits and behavioural patterns.

-Learning how to use th​e one's leisure time meaningfully.

-​Learning to listen and respect the views/ideas of others.

-​Learning to respect laws,rules and regulations

-Developing ​qualities of cooperative living.(sharing and caring)

Multiple Choice

Father,mother and children together form,

• An extended family

• A nuclear family

Multiple Choice

An extended family is consisted of,

• Father and mother

• Father and children

• Parents,children and maternal and paternal relatives

• Parents and children

Poll

Select the factors that highlight importance of an extended family in relation to a nuclear family.(more than one answer)

• More members,more strength

• Everyone contributes to household work

• Parents have to take care of children alone

• Children receive more protection

Multiple Select

Pick 3 common features seen in a family,

• Built upon the kinship.

• Members live separately

• Maintain close relationships

• Live in the same household

Poll

Select 3 benefits of being a family member,

• Get protection

• Learn good habit,qualities etc.

• Unable to connect with society

• Learn to respect leadership

Multiple Choice

You learn to respect laws,rules and regulations being a member of your family,

• Yes

• No

Multiple Select

When you set your life objectives you need to consider ,

• Your expectations

• Parents' expectations

• Your friend's expectations

• Society's expectations