* Show Ss a photograph of my family and ask them to guess who are in the photo (my father, mother, aunt, etc). * Introduce my family members who appear in the photo showing the relationship between one relative and another using possessive adjectives: Ex: "This is my uncle Ali. This is his daughter Nada and his son Hassan." * Ask Ss CCQs about: - The number of males and females appear in the photo. - The number of my (uncles, cousins, sisters, etc.) appear in the photo.

* Bring Ss' attention to the "Family tree picture". * Ask Ss to work in-pairs for (5 min) to match each word with the right picture. * Each pair exchange their worksheet with the pair next to them to do peer correction. * Show the picture to Ss on OHP and write the vocabulary on the family tree for reference.

* Upon the family tree picture; ask students to work in pairs to choose a name for each character in the picture and write down the names under the pictures. * Elicit from Ss how many males and females in the family tree. * Present four family members of the family tree "My Name is Sandy. This is my Uncle Bryan and his wife Jessy. Here are my Grandparents. Their names are Andrew and Sarah." * Ask them to do their own presentations in pairs likewise.

* Divide Ss into two groups and ask them to do this exercise as follow: (1) Ss work as a group to match each picture with the family member(s) that it describes. (2) Then each group assign one S to list down their answers on the board. (3) The winner team is the one that finishes writing the list on board faster and with the most correct answers.

* Ask Ss to do the crossword exercise in-pairs while filling the gabs of the missing letters in the family vocabulary. * Get Ss' attention that this exercise is divided into two-related parts that has to be finished together. * Mentor Ss while answering and provide any necessary feedback or correction.

* Divide Ss into groups of 3. * Provide each group with an (A3) paper sheet, photo cards of different people, red and blue markers, and a glue stick. * Ask Ss to work in groups creating their own family tree on their paper sheets. * Afterwards; each group choose one presenter to present their family tree for the class describing each member's appearance, job, and personality.