Types of Families

What is a family?

• A group of people who love and care for each other.

• A group of people who work together in an office.

• A group of people who live in the same city.

• A group of people who go to the same school.

Why is it important to recognize that families can look different?

• Because it helps us understand and respect all types of families.

• Because only certain families are important.

• Because families should not be different.

• Because families must follow strict rules.

What is a nuclear family?

• A family with two parents and their children living together.

• A family with only one parent and children.

• A family with grandparents, parents, and children.

• A group of unrelated people living together.

What is a single-parent family?

• A family with one parent raising the child or children.

• A family with two parents and their children.

• A family with grandparents raising the children.

• A family with no children.

What does the image most likely represent?

• A group of classmates

• An extended family gathering

• A sports team

• A business meeting

Which of the following is an example of a legal guardian family?

• A child living with their aunt or grandparent by law.

• A child living with both biological parents.

• A child living with a foster family.

• A child living in a boarding school.

What family type is this?

• couple
• traditional
• extended
• none of the above

Consists of a married couple and their children from previous marriages

• Adoptive Families

• Foster Families

• Blended Families

• Single-Parent Families

A legal process in which children enter a family they are not born into.

• Foster
• Guardian
• Adoption
• they decide to live with them

A child who needs temporary home until parents can solve issues

• Foster
• Guardian
• adoption

• surrogacy