Draw your family tree on the board. Include photographs of your family members or fictitious family members. Elicit the names of the family relations: sister, brother, mother, father, husband, wife, grandparents. This can be done by asking "She is my...?" or "Kim is Haydon's...?".

Read students an essay about your favorite relative following the format: My favorite relative is my sister. My sister's name is Liza Her family lives in Pitermaritzburg, South Africa. She likes likes to go shopping. She is a Lawyer. We like to bake cupcakes together. Liza is my sister and my friend Give the students a copy of this or write it on the board.

Allow the students to complete the activities on page 6-11. Allow time for checking their work and give feedback on common errors. Continue to page 12. Have the students correct the errors in personal pronouns in small group. Correct their answers or go through the activity as a class by having one group volunteer their answer for each line, let the students see how many they managed to get correct.

Direct the student's to page 13 where they will need to complete the writing practice essay.

Mark individual student's work and go through any common errors.