Social Studies
My family
Mother, father, sisters, brothers and grandparents — the people who love you, and how you help at home.
This is Ama's family.
Mama, Daddy, brother, sister, Grandma, Grandpa.
A family lives together. A family loves together.
Who is in your family?
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This is Mama.
Mama holds me. Mama feeds me. Mama sings to me.
I love Mama.
Can you say "Mama"?

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Mama gives me a big hug.
Warm and tight.
Hug a grown-up. Squeeze!

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This is Daddy.
Daddy lifts me up high. Daddy walks with me.
I love Daddy.
Can you say "Daddy"?

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Daddy comes home from work.
"Daddy!" Kofi runs to the door.
Daddy says, "Hello, my boy!"
Who do you run to?
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Mother, father, sister, brother.
Grandma, grandpa, baby too.
Sing it with me!
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This is Abena. She is Ama's big sister.
Abena holds Ama's hand on the road.
Big sister looks after little sister.
Do you have a sister?
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This is Kwame. He is Kofi's big brother.
Kwame shares his ball with Kofi.
Do you have a brother?

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A baby is the smallest in the family.
Baby cries. Baby sleeps. Baby laughs.
We are gentle with baby. Shh.
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This is Grandma. She is Mama's mama.
Grandma tells stories. Grandma gives me groundnuts.
I love Grandma.

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This is Grandpa. He is Daddy's daddy.
Grandpa sits under the tree. Grandpa sings old songs.
I sit with Grandpa.
Do you have a grandpa?
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Grandma's face has lines. Grandma's hair is grey.
Grandma has lived a long, long time.
We say, "Good morning, Grandma." We greet our elders.

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Mama's sister is my auntie.
Daddy's brother is my uncle.
They come to visit. We say, "Welcome!"
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My family loves me.
They hug me. They feed me. They keep me safe.
I love my family too.
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Daddy finger, Mummy finger, brother finger, sister finger, baby finger.
Hold up your hand. Wiggle each one!
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The family sits down.
Mama shares the rice. Daddy shares the stew.
We eat together. Yum!
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Mama cooks the food.
Stir, stir, stir the pot. Mmm, it smells good.
What does Mama cook at your house?

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I am small. But I can help.
I can carry my cup. I can pick up my toys.
What can you do to help?
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Mama sweeps the floor. Swish, swish.
Ama helps. Swish, swish.
Can you sweep? Swish, swish, swish!

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Toys on the floor. Oh no!
Kofi puts the toys in the box.
Tidy up, tidy up. All done!
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Kwame carries a small bucket of water.
Careful, careful. Do not spill!
Can you carry a cup without spilling?
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Mama gives me food. I say thank you.
Daddy gives me a hug. I say thank you.
Who can you say thank you to today?
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Kofi pushes Ama. Ama cries.
Kofi says, "Sorry, Ama."
Ama says, "It is okay."
Hug, hug. Friends again.
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One orange. Two children.
Abena breaks it in half. One for Abena, one for Ama.
We share.
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Kwame goes first. Then Kofi.
Kofi waits. His turn will come.
Waiting is hard. But Kofi can do it!
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Mama goes to the market. Ama goes with her.
Mama buys tomatoes for GH₵5.
Ama holds the bag. Ama is helping!
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The sun goes down.
Mama, Daddy, Grandma, all at home.
We say good night. We sleep safe.
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On Sunday some families go to church.
On Friday some families go to the mosque.
Families pray together. Families sing together.
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Ama's family is big. Kofi's family is small.
Some children live with Grandma. Some live with Auntie.
Every family is special.
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Mama, Daddy, sister, brother, Grandma, Grandpa.
They love me. I love them.
I help at home.
Give your family a big hug!
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