Y1/2 (A): How did the world begin?

Exploring a range of creation stories in imaginative ways, children present their own ideas using art and language. They consider how creation stories help some people understand what God is like.

Teacher video: How did the world begin?

An overview video to support the teaching of this unit.

Lessons

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 1: What is creation?

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 2: What might some Jewish and Christian people think about creation?

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 3: What do some Hindu people believe about creation?

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 4: What do creation stories suggest to some people about God?

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 5: How do some Humanists believe the world began?

Y1/2 (A): Lesson 6: Where did the world come from?

Key skills

  • Talking about simple ideas and things that puzzle them about belief in God.
  • Sharing opinions respectfully about what is important to them and what is important to others.
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Key knowledge

  • What they and their families think and believe in relation to content be learnt.
  • Where some of their beliefs have come from.
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Key vocabulary

belief

believe

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Knowledge organiser – R&W Y1/2 (A): How did the world begin?

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Vocabulary display – R&W Y1/2 (A): How did the world begin?

A display version of the key vocabulary from the 'How did the world begin?' unit.

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