This is the third lesson in the coronavirus series. This lesson looks at 4 risk factors for the disease and explores the reasons behind these risk factors (Ethnicity, Poverty, Health and Age). Students will then look at maps to show the distribution of these risk factors across the country and make predictions as to where they think the death toll will be highest. They will then compare their predictions to a death map created by the ONS and comment on which of the risk factors provided the most/least accurate prediction.
There is a key stage 3 version of this lesson which uses slightly easier terminology, but there isn’t a large difference in these lessons.
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A well researched resource. However, I don`t think that this is an appropriate resource to use with children currently. It is a bit too `close to home` and could cause a great deal of upset to children who have experienced covid 19 in their families and may have lost a family member. There are also children who have family members, perhaps parents with health conditions who are at higher risk of dying from covid.
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