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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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

  1. 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?
Councillor
Correct answer: Mayor
MP
Prime Minister
Q2.
Which four categories of different communities have we learnt about?
Correct answer: Place, Interest, Action and Practice
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?
Succeeding on projects independently
Correct answer: Working with others to reach your goals
Q4.
A coat of arms can NOT represent:
A family
A person
Correct answer: An animal
An organisation (group)