The rapid social change in Taiwan has brought its upsides and downsides. There are some people (i.e. the officials, the legislatures, and scholars) believe that a better family and a school education is the ultimate way of solving the chaos of social disorganization. They also believe that school teachers, as one of the most significant others for children, are as well responsible for educating the next generation in terms of creating a more healthy and happy vision for their future family to come. In other words, efforts have been put into the school curriculum which try to teach students what an ideal family is and how the family roles and responsibilities can be fulfilled. The new elementary social studies curriculum has officially been announced in 1993. The Ministry of Education soon made an open textbook policy in the following year. Seeing it as a big opportunity, many publish companies decide to expand their business in the textbook market. Until 1996, the Ministry of Education has licensed 6 companies to sell their textbooks to the elementary schools on the island. The authors are concerned about how different versions of teaching materials provided by the 6 companies present the family values to elementary students. Would there be 6 different views or more for our children to image the future family life? Or would there be no major difference at all? The purposes of this study, thus, are first to examine the family values adopted by the new elementary social studies curriculum; and secondly, to compare the differences in family structures, functions, relations and norms presented among the 6 versions of elementary social studies teaching materials. The deficiencies related the presentation of family values in the new curriculum and teaching materials will then be analyzed. To solve the problems, this study suggests to integrate more sociological knowledge in curriculum or in teaching materials because an appropriate family values we argue should be able to reflect the current and future social change. A further discussion will be made in the final section of this paper.