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Key Stage 2: Lessons

 
Most Lesson modules are comprised of a Powerpoint Presentation 2003 , also available in Flash , and Learning Activities in pdf format. Some lessons also include an Assembly Plan .
History
Charitable Giving Through History
Charitable Giving Through History
Why charities exist and how they started. The Victorian workhouse. Which are the most popular causes?
Child Slavery: All for Profit
Child Slavery: All for Profit
The Unicef Rights of the Child. How children across the world are enslaved or bonded to serve the needs of business.
Democracy
Democracy
A three part module explaining democracy in simple terms. How children can participate. Creating a new political party. The Suffragette movement. 
Fact Files
Fact Files
A concise file of interesting facts.
Gandhi: Great Soul
Gandhi: Great Soul
How Gandhi brought about change by peaceful means. Revenge and forgiveness. Racism and the Law. Timeline.
History of the Olympics
History of the Olympics

This lesson explores the origins of the Olympic Games. The Learning Activities delve further into the rivalry between the Spartans and Athenians, and invite a debate about the relative merits of brains and brawn.
Immigration: Coming to Britain
Immigration: Coming to Britain
A potted history of immigration to Britain. How would it feel to leave your home to live in a country where nobody speaks your language? Vocabulary we have adopted from other languages. The causes of racism. Interview with Headteacher from the Punjab.
Martin Luther King: Sacrificing All for the Dream
Martin Luther King: Sacrificing All for the Dream
How Martin Luther King achieved change through peaceful protest. The nature of prejudice. Timeline.
Mary Seacole & Florence Nightingale: Pioneering Nurses
Mary Seacole & Florence Nightingale: Pioneering Nurses
How Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale overcame prejudice in order to help others. The importance of good hygiene, particularly in hospitals. Crossword.
Moral Values: When is Enough Enough?
Moral Values: When is Enough Enough?
A lesson to illustrate how our moral values can be gradually eroded. For older children the theme can be extended into a wider context, the moral values of a government and a nation - in this case Nazi Germany.
Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela
Exploring Nelson Mandela’s struggle against apartheid. Considering different points of view about famous people in history and that struggles for freedom are not necessarily peaceful. Learning activities include drama and creative writing.
Pollution: Cleaning Up Our Air
Pollution: Cleaning Up Our Air
The Causes of Global Warming. Sustainable energy. Cutting Emissions. How the air in London was improved. What we can do on a local level.
Rights & Responsibilities: Freedom!
Rights & Responsibilities: Freedom!
How freedom is only maintained when there is a balance between rights and responsibilities. How Toussaint L'Ouverture fought for freedom from slavery.
Strong Societies
Strong Societies

What is a society? What makes a strong society and how we can contribute to it. What can we learn from ant societies and societies of the past?
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The Queen: A Life of Giving
The Queen: A Life of Giving
In celebration of her Diamond Jubilee, this lesson looks at the role of The Queen. Learning activities include drawing family trees, script writing and conducting a survey to find the children's favourite category of charity.
Using Talents: It's A Wind-Up
Using Talents: It's A Wind-Up
How Trevor Baylis used his skills to design and build a wind-up radio. The importance of communication in the modern world. African art. An interview with the inventor.
Why do we Pay Taxes?
Why do we Pay Taxes?
How the welfare state provides a basic level of care for all citizens. The role of the Chancellor. Democracy.
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