Citizenship: How do people belong to a community and earn money?

Exploring communities, belonging and money through learning about the groups people belong to, the jobs people do and where money comes from.

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These lessons have been refreshed to keep the content current and relevant. They will be fully reviewed and updated when the new National Curriculum is published in 2027.

Lessons

Lesson 1: Where do we belong?

Lesson 2: How can different people contribute to my community?

Lesson 3: What jobs do people do in our local community?

Lesson 5: What is money?

Lesson 6 : Where does money come from?

Key skills

Key skills

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Key knowledge

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Key vocabulary

community (Y1/2)

skills (Y1/2)

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Knowledge organiser – RSE & PSHE Y2: Citizenship: How do people belong to a community and earn money?

Aimed at pupils, two pages providing key facts and definitions from the unit 'How do people belong to a community…

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Vocabulary display– RSE & PSHE Y2: Citizenship: How do people belong to a community and earn money?

A display version of the vocabulary from the unit ‘'How do people belong to a community and earn money?'

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