Roles and Responsibilities

#TheCompleteSeries5lessons

Over these five lessons, children will find out what a community is, and think about which communities they belong to. They will first focus on their classroom as a community and the rules and responsibilities they have within this community. Children will then think about how they can help people in the different communities that they belong to, as well as how they can take care of their surrounding environment. In the final lesson, children will prepare for moving into Year 2, and think about the new feelings and responsibilities this will bring.

Everything you need to teach these five engaging PSHE lessons is included! For each lesson, there is a detailed lesson plan with differentiated activities, a high-quality slideshow, and all the printable resources required.

#Lesson1Whatisacommunity

In this first lesson, children find out what a community is, and explore different types of communities. This includes people who live in the same area, who work or learn together, who share the same interests, or who share the same faith.

Children will consider what communities they are part of, and why communities are important. In their independent activities, children draw communities that they are part of and complete sentences about them. In the alternative activity, children work together in groups to discuss and sort photo cards according to what type of community group they show.

This Communities PSHE lesson pack includes everything you need: a detailed plan, an engaging slideshow, differentiated activity ideas, and printable resources.

#Lesson2Ourclassroomcommunity

In this lesson, after recapping what a community is, children will look at their classroom as a community.

Your class will explore and discuss the rules and responsibilities within their classroom community. In their independent activities, they explore why these rules and responsibilities are important, and what might happen if we didn't have them. In the FSD? activity, children are assigned specific classroom jobs for a week!

This Classroom Community KS1 lesson pack comes with an easy-to-follow plan, an engaging set of slides for the teaching input, differentiated activity ideas, and printable resources.

#Lesson3Helpingpeopleinourcommunities

Children first recap on what a community is, and the different types of communities they can belong to, before focusing on how people in communities can help each other.

In their independent activities, children draw pictures and complete sentences to show how they help their communities, and how their communities help them. Alternatively, for a rich discussion activity, children complete jigsaws and discuss what community is shown, who needs help, and what help is being offered.

Everything you need to teach this PSHE KS1 lesson about taking care of people in our communities can be found in this instantly downloadable pack which contains a detailed lesson plan with differentiated activities, an engaging slideshow, and all the printable resources required.

#Lesson4Takingcareoflivingthingsinourenvironment

During this lesson, children look at how living things in the environment are connected. They learn that our actions can help or harm the environment and the living things within it.

Children conduct an environment survey to find out how their school looks after the environment and identify what else they could do to care for it. If you are looking for a practical activity, why not plant herbs or flowers in your school environment to lift people’s moods, provide homes for insects, and attract birds, bees and butterflies.

Encourage your class to engage with the environment with this thoughtfully planned KS1 PSHE pack which includes a high-quality slideshow, detailed lesson plan and printable, differentiated resources.

#Lesson5MovingtoYear2

In this final lesson, children will focus on how they are feeling about moving into Year 2. They will be reassured that it is normal to feel excited, worried, or a mixture of both of these emotions.

After discussing targets for next year as a class, in their independent activities, children create a personal passport to Year 2 which contains important information about themselves, their strengths and their targets. In the alternative activity, children use sentence starters to further articulate how they are feeling about moving into Year 2.

This Moving to Year 2 PSHE lesson pack includes everything you need: a detailed plan, an engaging slideshow, differentiated activity ideas and printable resources.

#KnowledgeOrganiserRolesandResponsibilities

This Year 1 PSHE Knowledge Organiser has been created to complement our PSHE Economic Wellbeing and Aspirations strand. It is designed to support your children’s understanding of key vocabulary linked to this scheme of work. A thinking question and a big idea have been included to encourage your children to think deeply about this topic.

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Curriculum Objectives covered

• the importance of respecting others, even when they are very different from them (for example, physically, in character, personality or backgrounds), or make different choices or have different preferences or beliefs
• practical steps they can take in a range of different contexts to improve or support respectful relationships
• the conventions of courtesy and manners
• that in school and in wider society they can expect to be treated with respect by others, and that in turn they should show due respect to others, including those in positions of authority