"My Family" English worksheet for kids, featuring a family tree and matching activity to learn family member vocabulary.

Let's solve this step-by-step based on the family tree and the "Who's this?" section.

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Step 1: Understand the Family Tree

We have a family with six members:

- Top row (parents):
- A woman (mom)
- A man (dad)

- Middle row (grandparents):
- An older man with glasses (grandpa)
- An older woman (grandma)

- Bottom row (children):
- A girl (sister)
- A boy (brother)

The labels below are:
- mom
- dad
- sister
- brother
- grandpa
- grandma

Now, let’s assign the correct labels to each person in the family tree.

#### Assigning Labels:

1. Top left (woman): This is the mother → mom
2. Top right (man): This is the father → dad
3. Middle left (older man with glasses): Grandfather → grandpa
4. Middle right (older woman): Grandmother → grandma
5. Bottom left (girl): Younger sibling → sister
6. Bottom right (boy): Younger sibling → brother

So, fill in the blanks in the family tree as follows:

```
[mom] [dad]
| |
[grandpa] [sister] [brother] [grandma]
```

Wait — actually, the structure shows:

- The mom and dad are at the top.
- Below them are their children: sister and brother.
- On the sides, grandpa and grandma are shown, connected to mom and dad, indicating they are the parents of the mom and dad.

But looking at the layout:

- Mom and Dad are above the children.
- Grandpa and Grandma are beside them, so likely:
- Grandpa is the father of mom or dad?
- But the image shows grandpa and grandma on the sides of mom and dad, so likely:
- Grandpa is the father of mom
- Grandma is the mother of mom
- Or possibly grandpa is the father of dad, etc.

But actually, from standard family trees:
- The mom and dad are parents of the sister and brother.
- The grandpa and grandma are the parents of mom or dad.

Looking closely at the diagram:

- The old man (grandpa) is connected to mom → so he is mom's father.
- The old woman (grandma) is connected to dad → so she is dad's mother?

Wait — that doesn't make sense unless it's a blended family.

Actually, more likely:

- The grandpa and grandma are the parents of both mom and dad? That would be unusual.

Alternatively, the grandpa and grandma are the parents of one parent, say mom.

But the arrows show:

- From grandpa → points to mom
- From grandma → points to dad

That suggests:
- Grandpa is mom's father
- Grandma is dad's mother

So the family is mixed.

But for simplicity, in most such worksheets, grandpa and grandma are the parents of mom and dad, so they are both on the same side.

But here, grandpa is linked to mom, and grandma to dad, meaning:
- Grandpa = mom's father
- Grandma = dad's mother

So we can label:

- Top left: mom
- Top right: dad
- Left middle: grandpa → mom's father
- Right middle: grandma → dad's mother
- Bottom left: sister
- Bottom right: brother

So the blank boxes should be filled as:

```
[mom] [dad]
| |
[grandpa] [sister] [brother] [grandma]
```

Wait — no, the layout is:

```
________ ________
| |
_______ _______
| | | |
[grandpa] [sister] [brother] [grandma]
```

No — actually, the diagram shows:

- Two people at the top: mom and dad
- Below them, two children: sister and brother
- On the left side: grandpa connected to mom
- On the right side: grandma connected to dad

So:

- Grandpa is mom's father
- Grandma is dad's mother

So the labels are:

- Top left: mom
- Top right: dad
- Left side: grandpa (connected to mom)
- Right side: grandma (connected to dad)
- Bottom left: sister
- Bottom right: brother

So fill the blanks:

- Above mom: leave blank? No — the boxes are pointing to the people.

Actually, the boxes are above the people, and lines point to them.

So:

- Box above mom → label: mom
- Box above dad → label: dad
- Box to the left of grandpa → label: grandpa
- Box to the right of grandma → label: grandma
- Box below sister → label: sister
- Box below brother → label: brother

Wait — the boxes are drawn like this:

```
[ ] [ ]
\ /
[mom] [dad]
/ \
[ ] [ ]
/ \
[grandpa] [grandma]
```

No — looking at the image again:

It's a vertical arrangement:

- Top: mom and dad
- Middle: grandpa and grandma on the sides, and sister and brother in the center
- Lines connect:
- mom → sister and brother
- dad → sister and brother
- grandpa → mom
- grandma → dad

So the blank boxes are:

1. Above mom → label: mom
2. Above dad → label: dad
3. To the left of grandpa → label: grandpa
4. To the right of grandma → label: grandma
5. Below sister → label: sister
6. Below brother → label: brother

Yes.

So fill the blanks:

- Top left box: mom
- Top right box: dad
- Left middle box: grandpa
- Right middle box: grandma
- Bottom left box: sister
- Bottom right box: brother

Now, the second part: "Who's this?"

There are six small images with "This is my _____" below.

We match each person to the correct label.

"Who's this?" Section

1. First image (old man with glasses) → This is my grandpa
2. Second image (old woman) → This is my grandma
3. Third image (girl with pigtails) → This is my sister
4. Fourth image (boy) → This is my brother
5. Fifth image (young man) → This is my dad
6. Sixth image (young woman) → This is my mom

So fill in:

1. This is my grandpa
2. This is my grandma
3. This is my sister
4. This is my brother
5. This is my dad
6. This is my mom

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✔ Final Answer:

#### Family Tree Labels:

- Top left: mom
- Top right: dad
- Left side: grandpa
- Right side: grandma
- Bottom left: sister
- Bottom right: brother

#### "Who's this?" Answers:

1. This is my grandpa
2. This is my grandma
3. This is my sister
4. This is my brother
5. This is my dad
6. This is my mom

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📌 Explanation:

This worksheet teaches family members in English. The family tree shows relationships:
- Mom and Dad are parents of Sister and Brother.
- Grandpa is Mom's father.
- Grandma is Dad's mother.

The "Who's this?" section reinforces vocabulary by matching pictures to words.

✔ All answers are based on standard English family terms and the visual clues in the image.