

Introduces KS1 children to the concept of philosophy using a religion and worldviews (and multi-disciplinary approach) to teaching RE. The lesson focuses on exploring big questions and modeling and building logical reasoning. The lesson plan contains key knowledge (substantive and disciplinary), learning objectives as well as a starter, main and plenary. The PowerPoint contains all slides needed to teach the lesson, includes clear visuals and key words. The background and text are dyslexia friendly.
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KS1, LKS2 and UKS2 Introducing Philosophy Lessons
Three individual lessons, including PowerPoints, to introduce the discipline of philosophy. Could be used across the school for a consistent approach. Each lesson builds upon the previous in terms of depth, substantive and disciplinary knowledge. KS1 - to explore big questions and share my ideas giving reason LKS2 - To explore a big question using reasons, examples, and challenges. UKS2 - build and test a philosophical argument using claims, reasons, evidence and counterexamples.
KS1 Introducing Worldviews, Theology and Philosophy Lessons
KS1 Introducing Worldviews, Theology and Philosophy Lessons Worldview focus - Understanding some simple things that can influence a worldviews. Theology focus - Identifying more than one meaning from a text and simple context. Philosophy focus - explore big questions and give reasons.
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