@ The monster family een family vocabulary * possessive $ @ have got Als Eun © daughter, grandson, granddaughter, son, uncle, unt, cousin, parents, grandparents, father 1 Draw your own or an imaginary family tree on the board, Use the relationships featured in the puzzle. Explain it to the class: This is me, this is my cousin Lars, etc. Then ask the class questions about the tree: How many grandsons fhas my grandmother got? etc. 2. Give out copies of the puzzle. Pupils complete by writing yes or no to the statements. Go through the answers. Key I yes 9 yes 2 no loyes 3 yes Ino 4 oe I2n0 5 yes 13 yes 6 yes tAyes T vet 1810 8 no 34 Ex ieresulod My family tree Get the class to draw their own simple family trees, using the vocabulary from the puzzle. For each relative, they must write the name, and the relationship to themselves. For example: (3) Greto my aunt Each pupil then writes six or so sentences about his/her farnily, using vocabulary from the puzzle.The monster family € Fred Jill Yes or No? Sally is Jane’s daughter. John is Daisy’s grandson. Daisy’s daughter is Paul’s granddaughier. John’s uncle is Mary’s son. Jill’s parents are Sally's uncle and aunt. Sally has got two cousins. Sally’s grandparents are Peter's parents. Mary’s grandson is Jane’s son. Jone's parents are Jill's grandparents. 10 John’s uncle and aunt are Sally’s parents. ll Daisy and Peter have got two daughters. 12 Paul and Mary have got a son. 13 Paul and Mary have got a grandson. 14 Saliy’s cousins have got an aunt. 15 Jane's father is Peter's uncle. OoON aaron — | DELTA PUBLISHING 2004 35