Family Member Words Worksheet - Use the words from the word box to label the family tree.

Let’s look at the family tree and match each person to the correct word from the word box.

First, we see two older people at the top — one with gray hair and glasses (woman), and one with gray hair and a beard (man). These are the grandparents. The woman is the grandmother, and the man is the grandfather.

Below them, there are four adults in the middle row:
- On the far left: a woman with black hair and pink shirt → she is married to the bald man next to her? Wait — actually, let’s follow the lines.

The grandmother and grandfather have two children shown below them:
→ One child is the bald man in red (he has yellow glasses) — he is connected to the woman on his left (black hair, pink shirt). So they are a couple.
→ The other child is the bald man in blue — he is connected to the woman on his right (black hair, red shirt). So they are another couple.

So the two couples in the middle are the parents of the kids at the bottom.

Now, who are the parents of the two kids at the bottom? Look at the line going down from the second couple (bald man in blue + woman in red shirt). That means those two are the parents of the two kids at the bottom.

So:
- The two kids at the bottom: boy and girl → they are siblings.
- Their parents: the bald man in blue = father, the woman in red shirt = mother
- The other couple (bald man in red + woman in pink): since they are also children of the grandparents, they must be the aunt and uncle of the two kids at the bottom.
- Woman in pink = aunt
- Man in red = uncle

Wait — but let’s double-check the relationships.

Actually, looking again:

Top row: Grandparents
Middle row: Their children → so these are the parents’ generation.

Left side: Woman (pink) + Man (red) → they are a couple → their relationship to the bottom kids? There’s no direct line from them to the bottom kids. Only the right-side couple (blue man + red woman) has a line going down to the two kids.

That means:
- Right-side couple (blue man + red woman) = parents of the two kids → so blue man = father, red woman = mother
- Left-side couple (pink woman + red man) = siblings of the father or mother → so they are aunt and uncle to the kids.

But which is which?

Since the father is the bald man in blue, then his brother would be the bald man in red → that makes him the uncle.

And the woman in pink is married to the uncle → so she is the aunt.

Now, what about the two kids at the bottom?
- Boy → brother (to the girl)
- Girl → sister (to the boy)

Also, the top two:
- Gray-haired woman → grandmother
- Gray-haired man → grandfather

Let’s list all labels by position:

Top row:
- Left: Grandmother
- Right: Grandfather

Middle row (left to right):
1. Woman in pink → Aunt
2. Man in red → Uncle
3. Man in blue → Father
4. Woman in red → Mother

Bottom row:
- Left: Brother
- Right: Sister

Wait — but the word box includes “sister” and “brother”, and also “mother”, “father”, etc.

We need to assign each label to the correct person based on the family tree structure.

Let me redraw mentally:

Grandparents (top)
│
├── Daughter (married to son-in-law?) → No, better to think:

Actually, standard family tree:

Grandparents → have two children:
Child 1: Female (married to male) → becomes aunt/uncle to next gen
Child 2: Male (married to female) → becomes father/mother to next gen

In this diagram:

From grandparents, two lines go down to two people:
→ One line goes to the bald man in red (middle row, second from left)
→ Another line goes to the bald man in blue (middle row, third from left)

Wait — actually, looking at the connecting lines:

There is a horizontal line under the grandparents, then a vertical line down splitting into two branches:

One branch goes to the bald man in red (second from left in middle row)
Other branch goes to the bald man in blue (third from left in middle row)

Then, each of those men is connected horizontally to a woman:

- Bald man in red ←→ Woman in pink (first from left)
- Bald man in blue ←→ Woman in red (fourth from left)

Then, from the bald man in blue and woman in red, a line goes down to two kids.

So:

- Bald man in blue + woman in red = parents of the two kids → so they are father and mother
- Bald man in red + woman in pink = siblings of the father → so they are uncle and aunt

Which is which?

Typically, if the father is the bald man in blue, then his brother is the bald man in red → so bald man in red = uncle

Woman in pink is married to the uncle → so she is the aunt

Now, the two kids:

Boy → brother
Girl → sister

Top:

Gray woman → grandmother
Gray man → grandfather

So final labeling:

Top row:
- Left: Grandmother
- Right: Grandfather

Middle row (left to right):
1. Woman in pink → Aunt
2. Man in red → Uncle
3. Man in blue → Father
4. Woman in red → Mother

Bottom row:
- Left: Brother
- Right: Sister

But wait — the word box has "sister" and "brother", and we’re assigning them to the kids.

Also, note: the two kids are siblings, so either could be called brother or sister depending on perspective, but since one is boy and one is girl, we assign accordingly.

Now, let’s write the answers in order as per the positions in the image.

Assuming we label each blank line under each person:

Starting from top:

Under top-left (gray woman): Grandmother
Under top-right (gray man): Grandfather

Middle row, left to right:

Under first person (woman in pink): Aunt
Under second person (man in red): Uncle
Under third person (man in blue): Father
Under fourth person (woman in red): Mother

Bottom row:

Under left kid (boy): Brother
Under right kid (girl): Sister

Yes, that matches all words in the box.

Word box: mother, grandmother, father, grandfather, sister, aunt, brother, uncle — all used.

Final Answer:

Top row:
- Left: Grandmother
- Right: Grandfather

Middle row (left to right):
- First: Aunt
- Second: Uncle
- Third: Father
- Fourth: Mother

Bottom row:
- Left: Brother
- Right: Sister