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Get your children moving in this outdoor lesson by sorting through a mixture of British rules and laws in an active way. Your children will learn more about consequences by taking part in creative role-play based in your outdoor space.
During this outdoor lesson, children will use natural resources to demonstrate their views on children’s rights. In combination with that, they’ll also need to ensure they listen to one another so they can both work as a team and debate with others.
Develop your children’s creative thinking with this outdoor lesson based on responsibilities. Children will explore your outdoor space to begin their learning and take part in discussions around what they find, finally coming together as a class to decide on how shared responsibilities can be taken care of.
The main activity of this outdoor lesson challenges your children to work together to solve a problem involving wildlife that requires compassion. They’ll need to think practically in order to provide a suitable solution and link this to the importance of showing compassion to others.
During this outdoor lesson, children take a walk around your school grounds collecting data about which areas need protecting and how they might do that. They’ll have the opportunity to talk about the shared responsibilities that exist around the space and then work together to discuss how to achieve that.