Who’s in your family? Use this family tree to learn all about one family, how many brothers and sisters there are and what the grandparents look like, and discover how families are connected. Beautiful illustrations accompany this non-fiction report, providing lots of discussion opportunities.
• Pink A/Band 1A books offer emergent readers very simple text supported by illustrations.
• Text type: A simple non-fiction report.
• A diagram of the family tree on pages 14-15 help children recap what they have read and provide a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities.
• Curriculum links: Personal, Social and Emotional Development

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