Friday, October 26, 2012

Family Traits Trivia
We all have inherited traits that we share in common with others.
Families share many traits in common because parents pass down
inherited traits to their children. Yet, every person has a combination
of traits that is unique to them.
What traits do you share in common with others in your family? What
traits are unique to you? Do this activity with your family to find out!
** Individuals in your family do not need to be related to participate in this activity.
•             Cut out the game cards. You may wish to glue or tape them on heavy paper first.
•             Invite your family to sit in a circle. Hold up one game card at a time to show the picture of a trait. All family
members that have this trait should stand or raise their hand. Continue with each game card to find similarities
and differences among family members.
» Did you have a trait in common with a parent?
» Did you have a trait that a parent does not have?
» Did each person in your family have a different combination of the traits described?
Once the group is familiar with all of the inherited traits described in this activity, try this second
activity!
•             Shuffle the game cards and place the deck face down. Invite your family to stand up and form a circle. Draw a
card and hold it up to display the picture of the trait.
•             All family members who have this trait should stay standing. Those who do not have the trait should sit down.
Once a person sits down, they should not get up again. Continue with each game card until only one person is
left standing.
» How many cards did it take to find one person with a unique combination of traits?
•             Shuffle the cards and play again as many times as you would like.
•             Try this activity at a larger gathering of extended family or friends. Do you think more or less cards will be
needed before only one person is left standing?
Preparation
Instructions
Note to Families
We have been learning about
inherited “traits” at school. These
are physical characteristics that
can be passed down from parent to
child. This family activity can help
your child learn to identify inherited
traits.
This project is supported by grant U33MC00157 from the Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health
Bureau, Genetic Services Branch and the March of Dimes.
To learn about our permissions policy, visit http://teach.genetics.utah.edu/permissions/

This activity was downloaded from: http://teach.genetics.utah.edu

Thank you for teaching me how to love
Showing me what the world means 
What I've been dreamin' of 
And now I know, there is nothing that I could not do 
Thanks to You 

For teaching me how to feel 
Showing me my emotions 
Letting me know what's real 
From what is not 
What I've got is more that I'd ever hoped for 
And a lot of what I hope for is 
Thanks to you 

No mountain, no valley 
No time, no space 
No heartache, no heartbreak 
No fall from grace 
Can't stop me from believing 
That my love will pull me through 
Thanks to You 


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There's no mountain, no valley 
No time, no space 
No heartache, no heartbreak 
No fall from grace 
Can't stop me from believing 
That my love will see me through 
Thanks to You 
Thanks to You 


For teaching me how to live 
Putting things in perspective 
Teaching me how to give 
And how to take 
No mistake 
We were put here together 
And if I breakdown 
Forgive me but it's true 
That I'm aching with the love I feel inside 
Thanks to You 
Thanks to you 



Dad, Paoie and cliff thank you for completing my life..

my happiness..


We love our children


         “All parents damage their children. It cannot be helped. Youth, like pristine    glass, absorbs the prints of its handlers. Some parents smudge, others crack, a few shatter childhoods completely into jagged little pieces, beyond repair.”
― Mitch Albom, The Five People You Meet in Heaven

Thursday, October 25, 2012

My Life...

    
I am very much happy and lucky to my family... I miss them right now. 
They are my breath, my life and my soul... 

I love you Daddy, Cliff and Paoie!

For my family, I'm more than grateful,
I've been blessed, it's truly fateful.
They always stood, right next to me,
Offered advice and help for free.
Love for my family, stems from my heart,
They taught me so much, right from the start.
Encouraged me to reach for the stars,
Helped me overcome, so many scars.
Without my family, I'd be completely lost,
Can't imagine, the emotional cost.
I just hope, I may repay,
By loving them back, with zero delay.

by: AnitaPoems.com




my hubby..

I am so excited to see you later my sweetheart!!