Based on my analysis of the family tree, I can now complete the worksheet by filling in the relationships:
1. Pablo es mi
hermano (brother) - Pablo is my sibling, as shown in the bottom row with "YO".
2. Antonio es mi
hermano (brother) - Antonio is also my sibling, positioned next to me in the family tree.
3. Carmen es mi
hermana (sister) - Carmen is my sibling, shown in the same row as me.
4. Miguel es mi
tío (uncle) - Miguel appears to be Elvira's sibling, making him my uncle.
5. Elvira es mi
madre (mother) - Elvira is one of the parents of "YO" and the other children.
6. Juan es mi
padre (father) - Juan is the other parent of "YO" and the other children.
7. Rosa es mi
abuela (grandmother) - Rosa is the mother of Juan (my father), making her my grandmother.
8. Paco es mi
abuelo (grandfather) - Paco is the father of Juan (my father), making him my grandfather.
9. Marisol es mi
abuela (grandmother) - Marisol is the mother of Elvira (my mother), making her my grandmother.
The completed worksheet should read:
- Pablo es mi hermano.
- Antonio es mi hermano.
- Carmen es mi hermana.
- Miguel es mi tío.
- Elvira es mi madre.
- Juan es mi padre.
- Rosa es mi abuela.
- Paco es mi abuelo.
- Marisol es mi abuela.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of spanish family tree worksheet.
