Why are some stories special?

Exploring how stories can help people understand beliefs and values.

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Lesson 1: How do some people treat special books?

Lesson 2: What is your favourite story?

Lesson 3: What makes a story special?

Lesson 4: What can we learn from a Christian story?

Lesson 5: What can we learn from a Hindu story?

Key skills

  • Asking questions about things
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Key knowledge

To know:

  • Beliefs are things
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Key vocabulary

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Equipment list

Equipment needed across all lessons in this unit.

This list does not include equipment which is usually readily available in the classroom (e.g pencils, A4 paper etc)

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Quantities marked × will update. Items without quantities are unaffected

  • A3 paper ×8
  • Felt tip pens ×30
  • A copy of your favourite story

    ×1
  • A selection of the children’s favourite storybooks from the classroom or books they have brought in from home

    ×8
  • An example bookmark

    ×1
  • Strips of white card, approximately 5 cm wide x 15 cm long

    ×30
  • Colouring pencils or crayons

    ×30
  • A beanbag or soft toy

    ×1
  • Objects connected to the story

    ×1
  • Smooth stones (8-10 cm) ×30
  • Water-based paint pens or felt tips

    ×30
  • Colouring pencils ×30
  • Scissors right- and left-handed options recommended. ×15

The equipment below is optional

  • Objects connected to the story, such as a mango (real or plastic), a peacock feather, a globe, a Ganesha statue and a heart cut out of paper

    ×1
  • Equipment for Story stones

    ×1
  • Pva glue, pots and spreaders ×1
  • Scissors right- and left-handed options recommended. ×30
  • Equipment for the Activity: Story stone ×1
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