Half of Americans use social media as their main source of news. However, it can be difficult to tell the difference between real news and fake news or misinformation. Should schools be responsible for what students do on social media? And does it have a positive or negative impact on students’ learning? This lesson plan is from The Economist Educational. The PowerPoint is from PSHE Village to support the lesson plan. Use this one-hour lesson to help your students: Discuss whether social media should be taught in schools Use information from the news as evidence in debates Explain different opinions about schools and social media

Holocaust Memorial day 2023 Objective: To research and give a presentation on different marginalised groups who were persecuted during the Holocaust, using the characteristics protected by the Equality Act 2010. This PSHE lesson uses cross-curricular links to learn about prejudice and discrimination against different groups of people during the Holocaust. Includes lesson slides and resource. Adaptable to suit your needs! Thanks for visiting The Village!

Objective: To understand what an entrepreneur is and evaluate the motives for starting a business An Economist Foundation lesson that develops Sustainable Development Goals 8 and 10-Decent work and economic growth/ Reduced Inequalities. The desire to become an entrepreneur is on the rise. About 60% of American teenagers want to start their own business and many young people cite social-media influencers and celebrities as inspiration for their ambitions. What is the best motive for starting a business? And how might motive affect an entrepreneur’s success? This week, make connections between different statistics in the news and discuss what may affect the success of a new business. Use this one-hour lesson to help your students: Understand what an entrepreneur is and examine the motives behind starting a business Generate ideas to increase the likelihood of success Make connections between different statistics in the news

1 x lesson - ***Topic: Living in the Wider World Unit: Belonging to a Community *** PSHE 2022 Lesson. Contains a 10-slide editable powerpoint. ** Learning Outcomes** I can explain how resources are allocated in my community. I can understand the effect resource allocation has on individuals, communities, and the environment. I can demonstrate how resources can be allocated in different ways and how these choices affect others. Key Vocabulary Community, culture, civilization, common interest, purpose Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources! :)

A worksheet to help children identify their current challenges and explore their feelings towards them. They can also identify ways they can overcoming these listed challenges.

A PowerPoint designed to educate Year One students on the importance of families and special people and being comfortable and safe.

Get students to identify two situations that they find challenging and two ways they can use resilience to overcome these challenges!

This resource gives children the ability to have self-awareness and accurately recognise their own emotions, thoughts and values and how they influence their behaviour. They will also be able to accurately assess their own strengths and limitations with a well-grounded sense of confidence and optimism. This activity can be completed once a day, week or month depending on the child and the behaviour they display. It is helpful to keep a record of the activity to monitor how the child is feeling and what causes them to feel this way.

Year 5 Physical Health and Mental Well-being 2 x lessons - Sleep Choices and Keeping Healthy in the Sun PSHE 2021 Lesson. Contains an 17-slide editable powerpoint with PSHE Village watermark. Worksheets x 1. Learning Outcomes Lesson 1: To understand how sleep contributes to a healthy lifestyle To know a range of healthy sleep strategies and how to maintain them Lesson 2: To know about the benefits of being outdoors and in the sun for physical and mental health To understand how to manage risk in relation to sun exposure, including skin damage and heat stroke Key Vocabulary Lesson 1: Sleep deprivation, brain, memory retention, moodiness, depression, sleep strategies Lesson 2: Immune system, active, ultra-violet B radiation, vitamin D, melatonin, serotonin, equator, melanin Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources! :)

Year 2 Physical Health and Mental Well-being 2 x lessons -Sleep and Vaccinations and Healthy Teeth -PSHE 2021 Lesson. Contains a 13-slide editable powerpoint with PSHE Village watermark. Worksheets x1 Learning Outcomes Lesson 1: To know routines and habits for maintaining good physical and mental health To understand why sleep and rest are important for growing and keeping healthy To know that medicines, including vaccinations and immunisations, can help people stay healthy and manage allergies and prevent disease. Lesson 2:To understand the importance of, and routines for, brushing teeth and visiting the dentist To know about food and drink that affect dental health Key Vocabulary Lesson 1: Sleep, rest, memory, vaccination, immunisation, disease, infection, protect Lesson 2: Teeth, enamel, food, dentist, healthy and unhealthy food and drink, brush, clean Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources! :)

2 x lessons - Media Images and Celebrating AchievementPSHE 2021 Lesson. Contains an 16-slide editable powerpoint with PSHE Village watermark. Worksheets x 2. Learning Outcomes Lesson 1: • To recognise that images in the media can be changed, altered or adapted and therefore may not represent the ‘true’ image • To identify how an image can influence someone’s view about a place or product • To recognise why an image might be changed, such as to sell something, including an idea to others Lesson 2: To reflect on their achievements and describe what they are proud of • To describe the different ways achievements can be celebrated • To describe aspirations for the end of term/school year and how they will know if they have achieved them •To describe steps they can take to improve • To explain how making mistakes along the way can help them to learn Key Vocabulary Lesson 1:Media, images, distort, filters, confidence, self-image, advertising, influence Lesson 2: Media, images, distort, filters, confidence, self-image, advertising, influence Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources!:)

An editable PowerPoint to welcome children into their school day. This supports emotional and social development as well as skills in global citizenship. Designed for Primary-aged students. Slide 1 A welcome slide to greet children and put a smile on their face. Slide 2 A daily timetable (children love to know what the day ahead looks like). Slide 3 A start of week check-in. Encourage children to set positive intentions for the week. Slide 4 A daily wellbeing activity. Children can record on whiteboards or in a specific wellbeing journal.

An editable PowerPoint to welcome children into their school day. This supports emotional and social development as well as skills in global citizenship. Designed for Primary-aged students. Slide 1 A welcome slide to greet children and put a smile on their face. Slide 2 A daily timetable (children love to know what the day ahead looks like)3 Slide 3 A daily wellbeing activity. Children can record on whiteboards or in a specific wellbeing journal.

An editable PowerPoint to welcome children into their school day. This supports emotional and social development as well as skills in global citizenship. Designed for Primary-aged students. Slide 1 A welcome slide to greet children and put a smile on their face. Slide 2 A daily timetable (children love to know what the day ahead looks like). Slide 3-5 Guess the country - childrren to guess in what part of the world the images have been taken. Slide 6 A daily wellbeing activity. Children can record on whiteboards or in a specific wellbeing journal.

An editable PowerPoint to welcome children into their school day. This supports emotional and social development as well as skills in global citizenship. Designed for Primary-aged students. Slide 1 A welcome slide to greet children and put a smile on their face. Slide 2 A daily timetable (children love to know what the day ahead looks like). Slide 3 A daily wellbeing activity. Children can record on whiteboards or in a specific wellbeing journal.

An editable PowerPoint to welcome children into their school day. This supports emotional and social development as well as skills in global citizenship. Designed for Primary-aged students. Slide 1 A welcome slide to greet children and put a smile on their face. Slide 2 A daily timetable (children love to know what the day ahead looks like). Slide 3 A end of week check-in. Encourage children to use sentence starters to reflect on the past week. Slide 4-6 Guess the Country - Children to guess what part of the world the images are taken in. Slide 7 A daily wellbeing activity. Children can record on whiteboards or in a specific wellbeing journal.

The global food crisis Around the world about 828 million people go to bed hungry every night. But food scarcity remains a complex problem to solve. This lesson plan on food scarcity can be used on 16 October for World Food Day. Help students explore some of the reasons why food is scarce and discuss the complexities of sharing food globally. Presentation slides and resources included Use this one-hour lesson to help your students: Understand what food scarcity means and how this links to stories in the news Discuss solutions to the global food crisis Consider who is responsible for solving the crisis The Economist Educational Foundation maintain full editorial control.

Global Citizenship A lovely summer term activity!!! 1 x lesson- World Oceans Day - PSHE 2023 Lesson. Contains a 13 slide editable powerpoint with PSHE Village watermark. Worksheets x 1. Resources you may need: plain white paper, lined paper, art materials, colours, paint, YOUTUBE wave video- sound for auditory learners (optional) The Ocean sustains our whole planet. It contributes to the air we breathe, the food we eat, the livelihoods of millions of people and so much more. And yet the health of our Ocean is under threat from global warming and human activities such as overfishing. World Ocean Day on June 8th is the perfect time to join thousands of other people who are taking a stand. You can follow the World Ocean Day campaign @MSCintheUK across the socials and using the below hashtag. #TheOceanAndUs Learning Outcomes –To cultivate fascination for the ocean. -To learn about what needs to be done to protect it -To raise awareness about its importance to humanity Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources! :)

World Day Against Child Labour 2023 12th June 2023 1 x lesson- World Day Against Child Labour 2023 - PSHE 2023 Lesson. Contains a 21 slide editable powerpoint. Resources you may need: Laptops/ pads/ PCs for independent research in pairs/ groups. According to the UN Child labour remains a significant issue, with approximately 72 million working children denied education, safe working conditions and fair pay. In some of the least developed countries, it is estimated that up to one in four children are working in conditions detrimental to their health and development. Learning Outcomes -To understand where child labour is primarily occuring and how we are connected to it. -To learn about where children are working and being exploited. -To raise awareness and think of ideas to solve the problem. Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources!

2 x lessons -Being Mentally Healthy and Managing Feelings-PSHE 2021 Lesson. Contains a 12-slide editable powerpoint with PSHE Village watermark. Worksheets x 2. Learning Outcomes Lesson 1: To understand that mental health is just as important as physical health and that both need looking after To recognise that anyone can be affected by mental ill-health and that difficulties can be resolved with help and support To know how negative experiences such as being bullied or feeling lonely can affect mental wellbeing Lesson 2: To know positive strategies for managing feelings To understand that there are situations when someone may experience mixed or conflicting feelings To recognise that some feelings can often be helpful, whilst recognising that they sometimes need to be overcome Key Vocabulary Lesson 1: Worry, anxiety, depression, breakdown, feelings, moods, stress, positive and negative emotions, feel good strategies, thoughts, sharing, listening, loneliness, bullying Lesson 2:Mixed emotions, feelings, worry, anger, sadness, bullied, self-esteem, strategies to cope Thank you for choosing PSHE Village resources! :)