Six friendly color portraits run down the page: a grandma in a cable-knit sweater, a boy in a green hoodie, a bearded dad, a baby in a bib, a mom with a ponytail and a grandpa in glasses. Beside each one sit three family words, and the child circles the one that names the person.
The same words keep coming back in different rows, so a child cannot circle by position or by remembering which word they used last. Every row has to actually be read. With only three choices and a clear picture to check against, it is a gentle first reading page for the family words, and one a child can finish on their own.