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Safe Homes
This assembly teaching pack for Key Stage One gets the children to discuss some of the different ways of welcoming and providing shelter to refugees from different countries. The class can use an extract from the Bible to suggest how they can provide for others when they are hungry, thirsty and have no shelter.
Download this teaching pack including an assembly plan, teaching activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to discuss some of the different ways of welcoming and providing shelter to refugees from different countries
Learning Objectives
Consider and respond to a range of human experiences and feelings. Describe the key aspects of religions, especially the stories that influence the beliefs and values of others.
Learning Outcomes
I can say how to support refugees from different countries. I can explain how Christians use stories from the Bible as a guide for their lives.
Safe Homes
Assembly plan to help the children discuss some of the different ways of welcoming and providing shelter to refugees from different countries
Supporting Others
Shared reading text for whole class discussion to help the children describe how Jesus taught people to support strangers using a story in the Bible
Supporting Others Prayers
Activity to help the children discuss some of the ways to welcome and provide shelter to refugees from different countries
Safe Homes
Interactive activity to help the children discuss some of the different ways of welcoming and providing shelter to refugees from different countries
Download this teaching pack including an assembly plan, teaching activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to discuss some of the different ways of welcoming and providing shelter to refugees from different countries
- City Patterns
Identify, describe and model some of the different patterns of shapes that can be seen on buildings and street furniture around a city location - City Buildings
Select and design models of buildings that can be found in a city using different patterns - Roofs
Practise making models of different roof tile patterns using a range of shapes and materials - Pavements
Select and design examples of tessellating patterns that could be used for pavements around a city