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Challenging Stereotypes: What is British?

Price: £25.00
Age Range: KS3

Help your students examine the question, “What is British?” and discover what it means to be part of a multicultural society. Worksheets help Key Stage 3 students develop a lasting awareness of how influential other cultures are on British everyday life. Lesson plans also examine what Britain has given to the world in return. With a PSHE and Citizenship focus, these resources, suitable for KS3 students, may also be used to develop your Whole School Policy.

Topics include: Food and eating habits; Language; Religion; Pets; Music; Interior design; Inventions; Body decoration; Stress relief; Carnivals; Literature; Sport; New Year; Fashion; The number system; Paper; St George.

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Size: 62 Pages
ISBN: 978 1 86025 390 4
Author(s): Eileen Osborne
Code: CSWI
Popularity rank: 79
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Contents List

LESSONS

  • 5 GENERAL GUIDELINES
  • 6 MANY CULTURES, MANY PEOPLE This worksheet helps students understand what it means to be part of a multi-cultural society.
  • 8 MOVING IN Resources to help students understand that throughout British history, people have settled here from other countries.
  • 10 FOOD FOR THOUGHT Students will understand the changes in food and eating habits due to the influence of other cultures.
  • 12 WORDS, WORDS AND MORE WORDS Students will gain an understanding of the mixed origins of the English language.
  • 14 GARDENS BY DESIGN Students will understand the background to Japanese Zen gardens.
  • 16 PETS R US This lesson plan helps students understand the place of origin of some common children's pets.
  • 18 MUSIC IN OUR LIVES Students will understand the influences that music in Britain has absorbed from other countries and cultures.
  • 20 HOME IMPROVEMENTS Students will understand the contribution other cultures and countries have made to the way we decorate our homes.
  • 22 INVENTIONS AND INVENTORS This worksheet helps students understand that many items they use on a daily basis have been invented by people from countries throughout the world.
  • 24 LOOKING GOOD Students will understand the origins and application of henna tattoos (mehndi).
  • 26 DE-STRESSING Students will understand one technique used for stress relief that comes from outside Britain.
  • 28 NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL Students will understand the origins of the Notting Hill Carnival.
  • 30 VEGETABLES ON THE TABLE Students will understand the diverse origins and nature of the vegetables we eat in Britain - with special reference to the potato.
  • 32 THE SPICE TRADE This lesson plan helps students understand the origin of spices used in Britain today.
  • 34 TEA PARTY Students will understand the origins and history of one of Britain's most popular drinks - tea.
  • 36 COFFEE SHOPS Students will understand the history and effects of the 'coffee shop' on British life and culture.
  • 38 AL FRESCO Students will understand the changes in eating habits in Britain due to multi-cultural influences.
  • 40 THE WORLD OF FILM This worksheet helps students appreciate the range of locations used for filming and consider the benefits of 'world cinema'.
  • 42 A SPORTING CHANCE Students will understand how sport and games in Britain have been influenced by other cultures and peoples.
  • 44 CELEBRATING NEW YEAR Students will understand the festival of the Chinese New Year, as celebrated in Britain today.
  • 46 FASHION TO THE FORE Students will understand the many 'foreign' influences on British fashion, both now and in the past.
  • 48 A FAITH FOR LIFE Students will understand the attraction of Eastern religions, such as Buddhism and Islam, for people in Britain.
  • 50 PAPER TRAILS Students will understand how a basic material - paper - was invented and how the use of it may progress.
  • 52 FRUIT IN FOCUS Students will understand that the fruits we eat in Britain today are not all 'British', but come from various parts of the world.
  • 54 SAINT GEORGE This lesson plan helps students understand the story of Saint George, patron saint of England.
  • 56 MOVING OUT Students will understand that Britain 'gives' to the world at large, as well as 'taking' from other countries.
  • 58 IT ALL ADDS UP This lesson plan helps students to understand the contributions other countries and cultures have made to the number system used today in Britain.
  • 60 TO SUM UP Students will show an understanding of what has been learned through studying the lessons in this pack.
  • 62 APPENDIX 1 Questionnaire To be used with TO SUM UP (page 60).

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16/02/09

LYNN DAVISON

will use some of these ideas in my citizenship lessons
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