KS1
This unit centres on Sue and her friend Mrs Goleska. When Mrs Goleska asks Sue to help her by taking some old things to the charity shop she doesn't realise she has put her son's army service medal in the bag too. This unit explores the sentimental and emotional value of objects and how some things are priceless because of the associations they hold.
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FinishChildren will explore a range of feelings and skills related to safety and decision making, where the temptation to acquire money may be influencing what they do or feel.
Children will develop safety skills in relation to risky situations involving the temptation of money. Children will explore the emotional value attached to sentimental objects.
Children explore the value and pricing of second-hand items. They consider how much monetary value is lost over time and the historical and sentimental value of items. They consider the histories of items and how their usefulness may alter over time.
Children explore the value and pricing of second-hand items. They consider how much monetary value is lost over time and the historical and sentimental value of items. They consider the histories of items and how their usefulness may alter over time.
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