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Lesson 1 of 7
- Year 3
Community Care
In today's lesson, you will understand what a community is, explore the different types of communities (place, interest, action and practice) and consider the benefits of being a part of one.
Lesson 1 of 7
- Year 3
Community Care
In today's lesson, you will understand what a community is, explore the different types of communities (place, interest, action and practice) and consider the benefits of being a part of one.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- By the end of this lesson, pupils will be able to: • understand what a community is and be able to define the term • list down a variety of benefits about their community • create a shield of arms to represent their community.
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4 Questions
Q1.You have been elected to fill which one the following roles?
You have been elected to fill which one the following roles?
Councillor
MP
Prime Minister
Q2.Which four categories of different communities have we learnt about?
Which four categories of different communities have we learnt about?
Place, Interest, Action and Preferences
Place, Reading, Action and Practice
Q3.Which of the following options is a benefit of being a part of a community?
Which of the following options is a benefit of being a part of a community?
Succeeding on projects independently
Q4.A coat of arms can NOT represent:
A coat of arms can NOT represent:
A family
A person
An organisation (group)