Personal Development

Family Structures &

Legacies
 CONTENT
STANDARDS
The learners demonstrate an understanding of
the impact of one’s family on his/her personal
development during middle and late
adolescence.

PERFORMANCE
The learners shall be able to identify the firm
and gentle sides of family care that affect a
person’s development during middle and late
adolescence.
ACTIVITY
What Am I?
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Basic unit of society.

A group of people living in the same

household.

They could be related by blood, birth, or

other relationship.
ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Something that is a result of events in

the past.
Something transmitted by or received
from an ancestor or predecessor or the
past.
Values or character that you inherited
from your parents.
 Personal Development
Family Structures &
Legacies
 Identify the different types of family structures.

STANDARDS

Explain their family’s emotional, social and

spiritual legacies.

Appraise your family structure and the type of

care you give and receive, which may help in
understanding yourself better.
 ACTIVITY
Family Structures
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Mother, father, and children.

Nuclear Family
ACTIVITY: What Am I?

A family living together with

mother, father, children,
grandparents, aunts, uncles,
and other relatives under one
roof

Extended Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Father with his children or a

mother with her children
living in one household

Single Parent Family

ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Mother, children, stepfather,

and his kids

Step Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Parents, children, foster child

Foster Family
ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Parents (mother and father),

adopted child

Adopted Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Filipina mother, American

father, children

Bi-Racial Family
ACTIVITY: What Am I?

American parents, adopted

Filipino children

Trans-Racial Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Family members are together

except for the father working
abroad

Conditionally Separated
Family
ACTIVITY: What Am I?

Mother and father only

Childless Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

A lesbian mother and her

children with a gay father

Lesbian or Gay Family

ACTIVITY: What Am I?

A family who migrated from

a place because the father is
a military officer

Migrant Family
 ACTIVITY: What Am I?

A family whose mom is

already a Canadian citizen,
but the rest of the family
members are not.

Immigrant Family
 CLASS
DISCUSSION
Family Legacies
ACTIVITY
My Family
 ACTIVITY: My Family?

In this activity, you will need a family picture. Paste it on a short bond
paper. If you do not have a recent family picture, you can cut out
pictures from the magazines and just put the name of your family
member on each picture. You may also draw your family picture.

Identify what family structure you have at home. Write the names of
each member of your family below the picture. In a short paragraph,
describe your family. Explain your family’s social, emotional, and
spiritual legacies.
ASSESSMENT 1
Multiple Choice
 Question 1

An extended family consists of

a. father, mother, children

b. father, mother, children, grandparents, cousins, and other
relatives
c. gay father, mother, niece
d. mother and father
 Question 2

Which of the following best describes single parent family?

a. A family where the parents are members of different racial groups

b. A family wherein father or mother who is singly responsible for
raising a child
c. A type of family wherein one member of the family is a temporary
member of a household either that member is related by blood or not.
d. Two families brought together due to divorce, separation,
or remarriage
 Question 3

A family wherein one or both parents are members of the LGBT

community.

a. Foster family
b. Gay or lesbian family
c. Immigrant family
d. Single parent family
 Question 4

A guardian is a

a. A mother or a father
b. A person who has the responsibility to take cake of a child with a
consent from the government
c. A sister or a brother
d. Person who is the parent of the child
 Question 5

Which of the following is a benefit of extended family?

a. Potentially increased emotional support

b. Comparing yourself from your siblings and cousins
c. Increased fighting among relatives
d. All of the above
 Question 6

Which of the following best describes a foster family?

a. A family where the parents are members of different racial groups

b. A family wherein father or mother who is singly responsible
for raising a child
c. A type of family wherein one member of the family is a temporary
member of a household either that member is related by blood or not.
d. Two families brought together due to divorce, separation,
or remarriage
 Question 7

Which of the following is not included in a nuclear family?

a. Children (son/daughter)
b. Grandparents
c. Father
d. Mother
 Question 8

Family is defined as

a. A group of people related to one another by blood, marriage

or adoption
b. A group of people with common likes and dislikes
c. People living together in one community
d. Two people loving one another
 Question 9

Adoptive family is

a. A couple or single parent decides to raise another person’s child as

their own
b. A divorce husband/wife who chooses to raise his/her children
alone
ci. A parent who left his/her family due to employment
d. None of the above
 Question 10

As a good parenting which of the following is a legacy that you can

pass on to your children?

a. Emotional legacy
b. Social legacy
c. Spiritual legacy
d. All of the above
ASSESSMENT 2
True or False
 Question 11

A childless couple is considered as family.

 Question 12

Bi racial or multi-racial family is a family were parents are from the

same race.
 Question 13

Nuclear family is also called as “traditional” family.

 Question 14

A Filipino who married a Chinese woman and has 2 kids is

considered a stepfamily.
 Question 15

Single parent family is a couple living together without having a child.

ASSESSMENT 3
Essay
 Questions 16-20

Looking forward to your future, seven to ten years from now, describe
what your future family will be. You can adopt rules from your
parents, and the type of care you give and receive on how you want to
train your future child.