Here is a free, ready-made, tried and tested P4C PowerPoint resource which I have used personally for remote learning. I scoured the internet to find something to use in our P4C lesson slot but ended up making my own instead. This lesson contains 5 ‘would you rather’ questions with pictures. Included is also the lesson objective and plenary. I hope you find this as useful as I did!

What does honesty mean? Explore what honesty means through this interactive PowerPoint designed for Early Years and younger KS1 children. This P4C PowerPoint can be used both for remote learning or as a classroom based resource. Focusing on the story of Ponocchio children will look at what honesty means and discuss whether it is a good idea to be honest or not.

Here is a ready-to-use P4C lesson which can be used for EYFS both in the classroom or online. Included is a Lesson Objective, Activity and Plenary. In this lesson children will discuss the People Who Help Us topic and have a go at thinking about what they can do to help others.

In this fun P4C lesson PowerPoint children can explore ways to create their favourite farm animal. This visual resource is perfect to use both for remote learning and in the classroom. By the end of the lesson they should be able to justify the reasons for making their choices and decisions. Your PowerPoint also includes a starter activity, lesson objective and also a plenary. Enjoy!

A ready-to-use resource, this short and simple P4C PowerPoint is made for the Early Years and younger children. This resource includes - lesson objective, activity, plenary. What does ‘sorry’ mean? Using the story of Golilocks and the Three Bears children can explore what they think sorry means and develop their critical thinking skills. I remember searching the internet for P4C resources to use in the classroom or online and found it easier to make my own! I hope this makes it easier for you as it did for me…