who a person is, or the qualities of a person or group that make them different from others

a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common

a group of people living in the same geographical area

What is our local community and how am I part of it?

Citizenship

In this unit pupils explore the concepts of identity, community, migration and belonging.

{{}} refers to who a person is, or the qualities of a person or group that make them different from others.

the way an individual naturally thinks, feels, and behaves

personal principles/ideas about what is right, wrong, or important

ethnicity, traditions, language, and societal influences

activities, hobbies, and subjects that a person enjoys and values

the impact of family, friends, and social groups

Match the factor that impacts identity to its description.

{{}} refers to the traits that we inherit through genes, like eye colour, skin tone or height.

a person can only have one identity at a time

identities change based on the situation or group

a person’s identity is always fixed and unchanging

identities are only based on cultural or ethnic background

Which of the following best explains the concept of multiple identities?

communities are only formed in small local neighborhoods

communities can be local or global, united by shared interests or location

a community only exists when people live in the same building

communities are only made up of people with the same job or profession

Which of the following best describes communities?

it only involves participating in big events or formal groups

it can include smaller, everyday actions like joining a social group

it requires a formal commitment to large organisations

it only happens during special occasions or holidays

Which of the following is true about community involvement?

who a person is, or the qualities of a person that make them unique

a quality or trait that helps identify a person

a group of people sharing a common location or characteristic

Complete the sentence: We get our personal identities from both nature and ...

It can provide safety, security, and help shape their identity.

It only affects their personal interests, not their identity.

It makes a person completely dependent on others for identity.

How can belonging to a group affect a person’s identity?

Identity only changes if you change your appearance.

Identity remains exactly the same throughout your life.

Identity can change due to personal choices, experiences, and life events.

Identity is solely determined by inherited genes.

Which of the following best explains how identity can change over time?

There are many types of communities including social, neighbourhood and family communities; everyone in the world is part of a {{}} community.

students, teachers, and staff who are part of your education

people who share traditions, beliefs, or values

Match the community type to its description.