TESSA - Liberia

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Resource 1: Kinship chart

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A kinship chart shows how each person is related or connected to the others and their family or community. Different cultures have different ways of describing relatives.

Below is a simple kinship chart for Zambia.

Me	My Parents	My Grandparents
	Father________	Grandfather________
		Grandmother________
My Brothers/ Sisters ________ ________ ________	Mother________	Grandfather________
		Grandmother________

3. Helping pupils explore their past

Resource 2: Another kinship chart

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TESSA - Liberia

Resource 1: Kinship chart