This shop provides resources for busy PSHE/Citizenship teachers who find that the subject is constantly 'on the move'. I am Head of Department in a secondary school and I am constantly changing the resources that we use as things change in the world around us. The introduction of British Values as a separate topic has been challenging but I hope that the resources on offer here will help you to facilitate these sessions. I also teach English (my specialism) so there are English resources too.
This shop provides resources for busy PSHE/Citizenship teachers who find that the subject is constantly 'on the move'. I am Head of Department in a secondary school and I am constantly changing the resources that we use as things change in the world around us. The introduction of British Values as a separate topic has been challenging but I hope that the resources on offer here will help you to facilitate these sessions. I also teach English (my specialism) so there are English resources too.
Based on the AQA spec.
Two ‘related’ poems with a worksheet which uses POETIC as an analysis tool.
Comparative essay question after analysis.
Includes both poems on separate sheets as well as worksheet
A worksheet for pupils where they unscramble words to form the ten commandments, make a 'Commandments' scroll for display and come up with ideas for their own 'commandments' or rules for living in a modern society.
Two PEA chains worksheets for Chapters 9 and 10.
Reinforces the need to make a point, use evidence from the text and then add some explanation or analysis. The second sheet (chapter 10) asks pupils to add their own information to form coherent PEA paragraphs.
Ideal for just after transition to Secondary School
Activities to look at friendships, personal qualities and what happens when friendships fall apart.
9-page workbook plus accompanying PPT
A set of resources which will allow pupils to identify their own strengths and qualities whilst identifying them in others. Ideal for transition to secondary school where they are meeting and working with new people. Activity book plus accompanying PPT.
An 11 page booklet with activities designed to get young people thinking about the causes of youth crime - particularly knife crime. Accompanying PPT. Uses a Youtube video (about 9 mins) about the way knife crime has changed since Ben Kinsella’s death in 2008.
5-pages of activities related to Fairtrade.
Wordsearch
Short comprehension
Product Investigations
Task grid etc
Ideal for homework, home working, cover lessons,
A workbook for pupils to complete on aspects of drinking, smoking and drugs. Lesson objectives, opportunities for peer and self assessment and a 'choice' of final assessment task included. Approximately 20 pages of activities
This unit will cover:
• Alcohol: Understand the term ‘unit’ and be able to calculate the units in an alcoholic drink
• Alcohol: Discuss the Government’s recommendations in terms of alcohol consumption
• Alcohol: Understand the effects of alcohol on the human body
• Smoking: Investigate the ingredients of a cigarette
• Smoking: Understand the term ‘passive smoking’
• Smoking: Understand the effects of smoking on the human body
• Drugs: Distinguish between legal and illegal drugs
• Drugs: Understand drug classification and their penalties
• Drugs: Outline effects on the human body (common drugs)
A good exercise to begin discussions about equality ad diversity in communities.
Task 1 uses a clip of 'Diversity's' first BGT audition
Task 2 pupils find diversity and equality in their own class and present their findings
This PPT is for use alongside the Work related and Personal Finance Workbook (about 20 pages of activities to introduce pupils to the following
• How to understand a basic pay slip
• Understand the terms Income Tax, Pension, National Insurance
• How to choose the correct bank account for your needs
• The difference between credit and debit cards
• The term ‘Interest’
• A range of banking services
• How to draw up a simple financial budget
• The dangers associated with debt
• The ways people borrow money
• DEBT
This can be used without the workbook but some references are made to activity pages in it where pupils need to draw something or complete a task
A set of cards which can be laminated and used as an activity to talk about how a 'typical' relationship may progress. Can lead to discussions about what is appropriate when it comes to a relationship becoming sexual. Also useful for showing that there are many 'stages' in progression to sexual intercourse. I use this with Year 9
Pupils can be asked to rearrange into 'an appropriate order'; 'the wrong order'; 'an alternative order'; 'an order that would create many risks' etc
Matches an activity in the Sex and Relationships workbook (available in this shop)
A 13-page workbook that enables pupils to investigate signs of grooming and sexual exploitation both online and in the real world. It also looks at characteristics that make some people more vulnerable to predators. We use it alongside the dramatisation of events in Rochdale, 'Three Girls'. Some activities can be completed independently but there is plenty scope for class discussion. I am North-East based so I have included information about Operation Sanctuary. There is also an assessment task and a vocabulary checklist.
Pupil activities include:
shading tasks
completing advice
grid completion
pyramid task
sorting activity
comprehension
vocabulary builder
Credit must be given to Leics Police for the Youtube video used at the beginning (Kayleigh's Love Story) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsbYHI-rZOE&list=PLhjHI87KD2rsTh-rMLynqgwQt51v_8U6O
Modules in the programme cover:
1 Being an Active Citizen Campaigning for change, pressure groups, trade unions, media influence
2 Politics (UK) Democracy and dictatorship, Parliament and Government, tax, devolution, electoral systems (General Elections) Voting
3 Multiculturalism (UK) Identity & diversity, immigration, asylum, ‘Britishness’, opportunities and barriers, shaping communities, the impact of migration
4 Britain and the EU What is the EU? Member countries, history of the EU, advantages and disadvantages of EU membership
Opportunities for peer and self assessment as well as teacher-assessed tasks. All four units constitute and 'internal' Citizenship Certificate or Award to be designed by individual schools
BUY ALL FOUR MODULES (BOOKLETS) PLUS PPTS/ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR £6 (see shop)
Workbook for pupils to complete as part of citizenship programme.
This is MODULE 3: Human Rights and Multiculturalism
Other modules include:
1 Being an Active Citizen Campaigning for change, pressure groups, trade unions, media influence
2 Politics (UK) Democracy and dictatorship, Parliament and Government, tax, devolution, electoral systems (General Elections) Voting
3 Human Rights & Multiculturalism (UK) Identity & diversity, immigration, asylum, ‘Britishness’, opportunities and barriers, shaping communities, the impact of migration
4 Britain and the EU What is the EU? Member countries, history of the EU, advantages and disadvantages of EU membership
BUY ALL FOUR WORKBOOKS FOR THE CITIZENSHIP COURSE PLUS PPT AND ADDTIONAL RESOURCES FOR £6 (see shop)
Opportunities for peer and self assessment as well as teacher-assessed speaking and listening task (Party Political Broadcast) Approx. 20 pages of activities. (There is a PPT to go with this booklet (available under same title - add 'PPT' to the end) PPT also includes links to youtube clips which enhance the learning of the topics in this unit
Four modules make up the Citizenship unit. Modules cover:
1 Being an Active Citizen Campaigning for change, pressure groups, trade unions, media influence
2 Politics (UK) Democracy and dictatorship, Parliament and Government, tax, devolution, electoral systems (General Elections) Voting
3 Multiculturalism (UK) Identity & diversity, immigration, asylum, ‘Britishness’, opportunities and barriers, shaping communities, the impact of migration
4 Britain and the EU What is the EU? Member countries, history of the EU, advantages and disadvantages of EU membership
THIS IS THE PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT BOOKLET - One page discusses Local elections (Wards) This will need to be amended with your own local government area. All other pages refer to General Elections and are correct following the last General Election (2015) (Parties and Leaders)
BUY ALL FOUR WORKBOOKS FOR CITIZENSHIP PLUS PPTS AND EXTRA RESOURCES FOR £6 (see shop)
A PPT to cover the following learning objectives
To explore the ways that writers engage the reader’s interest at the start of a story
To use interesting descriptive vocabulary to create atmosphere
A handy PPT which allows pupils to look at implied meaning in a text.
Uses an extract from the Silence of the Lambs
FREE pupil sheet (see resources) to be used with this PPT (KS3 Reading Creative Texts Hannibal Lecter pupil sheet)