A lesson on the relationship between children and parents and how it’s changed over time. Please click on some photos as videos are hyperlinked. Also included a true and false activity that can be used as a mini/ official plenary Learning Objectives: To identify how relationships between children and parents have changed over time To explain why relationships between children and parents have changed over time

A lesson on the resaons for family diversity, included is a diamond 9 summary and ranking activity. The lesson is aimed for year 9 students but can be easily adapted for other years. Learning outcomes: To explain the reasons why there is family diversity in modern Britain

Included is a full lesson presentaion on the marxist perspective of the family (the last slide has a venn diagram for students to complete) Sociology millionaire game can be used for a starter or plenary A match statement of marxist key term starter A marxisim criticism worksheet to go along with the slides. Learning Objectives: To describe the Marxist perspective on the family To evaluate the Marxist perspective on the family

A gcse AQA Sociology lesson from the family and households unit. This lesson was orginally designed for year 9 students but can be easily adapted for y10. It features a mini quiz starter recapping knowledge of the family. Also includes some very fun and effective task to assess their knowledge from the lesson. Learning objectives: To recap knowledge of the family To identify and explain the importance of the nuclear family in modern Britain

A 60 minute lesson from the AQA Family and Household Spec: Is the nuclear family still important in modern Britain. Presentation includes a quiz starter and a fun summary plenary. Instructions are embedded in the comments of the presentation. Also included is an engaging group activity. The content is very accessible for children beginning their SOC GCSE and this lesson is easy to differentiate.