If holidays were a colour, which colour would they be and why?

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If holidays were a colour, which colour would they be and why? Greeting task to get pupils thinking as they come into the lesson. Take feedback, ensure they give reasons for their answers. Next, ask them about different types of holidays. If they don’t mention cruises, ask if they know what they are.

In our new RE unit we will be… …exploring big ideas (concepts) which are important in human lives… …forming our own community… …using our imaginations… …improving our listening skills…

Play the sound of the sea… explain to the pupils that they need to listen to the story. While you read Part 1 of the story, there are two slides to have up in the background as pupils listen. Ocean sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXzk5i4Ofe8

Your character Your character You will be given a character card Develop your character! Complete worksheet. 10 mins only.

Bbc news theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TSJhIZmL0A Begin to read Part 2 of story.

Read Part 2 of the story.

What is going through your character’s mind? Think. Pair. Share… Are you excited? Scared? Communicate & apply

The situation so far… Stick in new unit overviews Stick in your character sheet Neatly write your title and date: Learning Question: What do we need for survival on the Island? Castaway theme music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Ulyn6GF6yc

What is needed for survival? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4aRq99FQWg How different are survival needs and day to day normal needs? What are the physical/material needs for survival? What are the emotional needs for survial? What other situations require people to ‘survive’? Watch clip – trailer for Bear Grylls Island show. This is about survival generally. Link back to last unit on Wants and Needs and the differences between the two. Give different groups different questions to discuss – allow 5 mins only. Then take feedback asking groups to nominate a spokesperson and feedback their best ideas. Are everybody’s needs the same?

What do we need for survival on the Island? The situation so far… Using the best ideas you heard in the discussion, answer the question: What do we need for survival on the Island? Challenge pupils to refer to wants, needs and the difference between the two in their response to Q1.

Our Island…

Get into character! Get into character and write a diary entry. Include a brief summary of what has happened and your thoughts and feelings. CHALLENGE: Include one positive and one negative aspect of being shipwrecked… Pupils could share these with the class.