Year 3
I have rights
In this lesson, you will be able to identify basic human rights, including the rights of children. You will write a letter to the United Nations pleading with them to ensure that all children are given the right to an education.
Year 3
I have rights
In this lesson, you will be able to identify basic human rights, including the rights of children. You will write a letter to the United Nations pleading with them to ensure that all children are given the right to an education.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- By the end of this lesson, pupils will understand that they have rights as children. They will write a letter to the United Nations pleading with them to ensure that all children are given the right to education.
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3 Questions
Q1.
Which group of children are excluded from having rights?
Children who misbehave
Children with brown eyes
Year four children
Q2.
Up to what age do children's rights apply?
11
15
21
Q3.
What is a 'need'?
Something you need for school
Something you use to have fun
Something you want for your birthday
3 Questions
Q1.
Which organisation sets the standard for human rights around the world?
Oak National Academy
UNICEF
World Health Organisation
Q2.
Which one is NOT a need?
Food
Shelter
Water
Q3.
‘With rights comes responsibility’. What does this mean?
If we aren’t responsible we lose our rights
Only responsible people have rights
We have to pay for our rights