Week 4: Family History

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  1. hello great to students today in social studies were going
  2. to be learning about family history.
  3. So our lesson in Chapter one lesson for will be
  4. talking about family history.
  5. Now what comes to your mind when you see the
  6. word or you hear the word family are the words
  7. family history, maybe something that has happened in the past?
  8. Excellent Family is a group of people living together.
  9. Very good.
  10. So, most importantly, our lesson introduction are the big question
  11. is, how does life change throughout history?
  12. So can you think of anything?
  13. Any changes of the past, that air that is a
  14. bit different than right now?
  15. Our days in the present life?
  16. Well, people act differently.
  17. The clothing is completely differently.
  18. Entertainment is different because of our new technology.
  19. Cars, transportation.
  20. Many things have changed throughout history, so let's get into
  21. details and look into this lesson more thoroughly.
  22. So you know how to use primary and secondary sources
  23. in order for you to learn about your family history.
  24. Let's look at the vocabulary words for this lesson.
  25. Primary source.
  26. As you know, Ah, primary source is one way.
  27. So what does it mean?
  28. This means something that has been written or made by
  29. a person who has saw are seen and events happened.
  30. Artifact. An artifact is an object made long ago.
  31. So one way you can learn about your family's past
  32. or history is by talking to an older family member.
  33. Moral history.
  34. It is a recording of information from a person who
  35. has experienced an event.
  36. How about Family Tree?
  37. Is this word or words familiar to you?
  38. Ah, family tree is a drawing or a dia graph
  39. that has all your family members.
  40. How about the word examined?
  41. It's to take a close look at.
  42. So what makes family history important?
  43. Well, you can trace your family's history by examining the
  44. primary sources, which is proof or evidence that there is
  45. a written documents or a person that has seen the
  46. events happened.
  47. For example, talking to your grandparent's can give you some
  48. sort of evidence or primary source that they have experienced
  49. this event.
  50. It's important for you to ask a family member to
  51. show you an artifact.
  52. Now again, what is an artifact?
  53. It's an object made long ago.
  54. For example, the book lists over here like a metal
  55. Ah, truly jewelry or something that could be worn by
  56. an ancestor or ah, family member.
  57. And these artifacts can be very, very special to the
  58. person because it's passed from one generation to another now.
  59. Ah, family tree is important.
  60. Why? Because it's a diagram that shows how family members
  61. are related, and it includes all the family members.
  62. So, for example, take a look at this family tree.
  63. This is Kevin's family tree.
  64. Now. Would you be able to identify Kevin's parents?
  65. Yes, here's the mom and here's the father.
  66. So these our Kevin's parents.
  67. I hope you enjoyed today's lesson, and I hope to
  68. see you guys soon.
  69. Goodbye.