My family and me ppt

Have you got a brother?

Brothers/sisters

Only alone

• Play with each other
• (don’t ) get on well
• Argue with each other
• Have arguments and fights

• Have my own room
• Always alone
• Do everything myself
• Can’t talk to anybody

when I have got problems

Choose the right word (elder, younger, the eldest, the youngest):

• My name is Kabe. I am … in the family. Annagul is …than I, but she is … than Dursun. My sister Dursun is …in our family. We love our mother and spend together our summer holidays.

Make up similar dialogue about your family:

• Is your family large?
• Yes, our family is a large one. There are 5 of us. I have got a mother, a father, and two brothers.
• Are your brothers younger than you?
• No, they are both older.
• I’m the youngest child in the family.
• And everybody has a pet I believe?
• Oh, yes!

Guess the riddles:

• It is your parents’ child. It is neither your brother nor your sister. Who is it?
• Two people are walking along the street. One says, “This is my father’s house. But I am not his son. Who speaks?

Guess the riddle:

• Once upon a time there sat two Indians, a little Indian and a big Indian. The little Indian was the son of the big Indian, but the big Indian wasn’t his father. Explain it.

Who are they?

• A son of one’s brother or sister
• A daughter of one’s brother or sister
• Children born at the same time by the same mother
• A son’s wife
• A daughter’s husband
• Parents of one’s mother

(grandparents, twins, sister-in-law, nephew niece, brother-in-law)

Look at the words. Note those of them which have pairs.

• aunt boy daughter father
• child cousin girlfriend grandfather
• friend girl husband man
• niece parent grandmother nephew
• mother son wife woman
• sister uncle boyfriend brother

Listen to children’s opinion about their parents’ responsibilities:

• Parents must give their children more love.
• Parents must talk to their children more often.
• Parents must try to understand their children.
• Parents must give their children more freedom.
• Parents must help their children with problems they have at school.

Does the boy help his relatives?

• I Help… I like to help my Mother,

To clean the room with Father ,

To sweep the floor with Brother. It’s not much work but rather. To iron helps me Sister. I train with Aunt tongue-twister. It’s very hard to be polite And always say Grandma good night. To walk with dogs Black, Brown, White, To play with cats a day not night – All doing that I get great pleasure, But there’s no time to have some leisure.

Do you help your mother?

• To wash dishes, to cook
• To do the ironing to tidy up the room
• To clean the house to sweep the floor
• To do the washing to go shopping

My summer holiday

Family rules

• We should help each other;
• We should support each other;
• We shouldn’t quarrel;
• We should help our mother about the house;
• We should be polite;
• We should do any work thoroughly ( home task, work about the house, etc.).

Finish the sentence:

• In a friendly family members
• In a hospitable family members
• In an ideal family members
• In a conservative family members