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**"Diverse Family Structures: Understanding Modern Relationships"**

Learn about nuclear, single parent, step/blended, multi-generational/extended, adoptive, and foster families. Discover the unique dynamics and characteristics of each structure, exploring the complexities and beauty of family diversity.

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**"Diverse Family Structures: Understanding Modern Relationships"**

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  1. FAMILY STRUCTURES Nuclear Single Parent Step/Blended Multi-Generational/Extended Adoptive Foster

  2. Foldable • Fold your paper like a hotdog and then into thirds to create six sections when opened. • Write the heading and description of each family structure into the appropriate section.

  3. NuclearTwo married parents (mother & father) with biological children.

  4. Single Parent One parent (mother or father) raising child or children due to death, divorce or abandonment.

  5. Step/BlendedOne or both parents have been married before bringing their children from the previous marriage into the family. They may have children together.

  6. Multi-Generational/Extended2 or 3 generations living under one roof

  7. AdoptiveParents go through the courts to make children legally their own. Adoptions can be very diverse culturally speaking.

  8. FosterA child that is temporarily placed with a family until the child’s “family problems” are settled.

  9. What Kind of Family Am I? • 1. Has only one parent to fulfill many responsibilities and roles of parenting. • 2. Includes stepchildren or half brothers and sisters. • 3. Has grandparents living with the family. • 4. Includes children who may have been born to other birth parents. • 5. Parents and children are all blood related.

  10. Power Point Created by Kim Graybill for East Juniata High School

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