This is a family tree worksheet. It’s meant to help you map out your family members using the circles and lines on the tree.
Here’s how to fill it out:
1.
Top two circles – These are for your grandparents (one set). You can write “Grandma” and “Grandpa” or their actual names.
2.
Middle row, three circles – The middle one is usually for your parent (mom or dad), and the two on the sides are for their siblings (your aunts or uncles).
3.
Bottom two circles – These are for you and your sibling(s). If you don’t have a sibling, you can leave one blank or write “Me” in one and maybe add a pet or cousin if allowed by your teacher.
4.
Long rectangle at the bottom – This is for your last name or family name (like “Smith” or “Garcia”).
5.
Name line at top right – Write your own name there.
You can color the tree too — make it fun!
Final Answer:
Fill in the circles with your family members’ names or roles (like Mom, Dad, Grandma, etc.), write your last name in the bottom rectangle, and put your name at the top right.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable pictures of a family tree.
