[clivehawkins]

This is a simple exercise to present \ practice family vocabulary and the genitive.
You can use it in a varity of ways. I prefer to try and eleicit the vocabulary first by focusing on the diagram and asking questions such as 'What is the relationship between Clive and Lisa?' etc. Even playing hangman to help them along is quite fun. Next I get them to fill in as much of the worksheet as they can, before asking them to draw their own. They then test each other using their own family trees.

[niquixao]

excellent worksheet!

[omeida]

good job! Thank you.

[hgerbig]

Here's a similar one, with images—but no sentences to complete, just vocabulary for descriptions of family relations.
All of the images are taken from Barry's clipart server and may legally be used for free (see link to the source at the bottom of the page).

[Amboina]

nice work!

[tubaktutay]

Thank you, I will use it ...)

[adorable]

thanks a lot..great!!

[Chaka Small]

Thank you! This is very helpful

[vany]

Thanks alot your worksheet has been very helpful, I have no idea how you came up with it, thank you

[karynhusack]

Both are excellent worksheets thanks so much!

[monica madrigal]

thankl you so much, both are really helpful...

[Melike]

These rock! thanks!

[necla avci]

thank you

[MissaFoy]

Thanks a ton this is a great activity. I used it as an introduction, a way for my students to get to know each other and an assessment. There are a ton of possibilities with this format.

[sofiabonovox]

That's a very nice worksheet! Thanks!

[jcasanova]

Both documents are very good. Thanks

[clivehawkins]

You're very welcome.

[edinia]

brilliant! Thank you so much!

[bluestingray114]

WONDERFUL, I appreciate your time and effort!

[josegrilo]

good job! Thanks for making our work easier.