﻿- Hi, and welcome to today's lesson about my caring community. My name's Miss Waka and I'm going to be your teacher. Our learning objective today is to know that I belong to a caring community. Hi, there. My name's Miss Waka and I'm going to be your teacher today. What's your name? Oh, hi. In this lesson, you will need your looking eyes, your listening ears, some paper and some different coloured pencil. Today, we will be learning about the community we belong to. But what does the word community mean? Shall we try saying community? Say it to the ceiling, community. Say it to the floor, community. Shout it out loud, community. Whisper it, community. Community, it means belonging to a group. You belong to lots of groups. Shall we see what kinds of groups people belong to? Do you go to a big school? Yes, you do, don't you? Do you go swimming? You go to swimming lessons, so you're part of the swimming community. Do you go to football? Are you part of a football group? Are you a part of a football team? Yes, you are a football community, aren't you? Do you go to the scouts? Are you part of the scouts group? Wow, so you're part of the scouts community. Do you go to mosque? You may go to a different place of worship. To make your picture, you will need your paper and some colours. I belong to three different communities, so I am going to fold my page into three. It doesn't matter if this is not equal, as long as you can see three sections. There we have it. One, two, three. The first place I belong to is the school I work at because I am a teacher. So, I'm going to draw my school. Take your time. I know I'm rushing this just to show you, but you can make it beautiful and colourful. And I belong to a school. School. School. The next place I belong to, the community group I belong to, is a netball group. Every Wednesday night, I go to play netball. This is the hoop that we shoot the ball in. Netball. Then, during the week, Monday to Friday, I go to mosque in the evenings. A mosque is a place of worship. Do you go to a place of worship? This is my dome and I will draw the word mosque. Mosque. Mosque. This is my picture. Task today is to draw yourself belonging to different communities. First, think about the different communities that you belong to. Next, split your page by folding it. Then, draw a picture of you in the different communities. Make it colourful. Share your work with Oak National. I'd love to see your pictures of you belonging to different communities. If you'd like to, please ask your parent or carer to share your work on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, tagging @OakNational and LearnwithOak.

By the end of this lesson, children will be able to identify different communities they belong to. They will draw a picture of themselves belonging to different communities.

In this lesson, you will learn about communities. You will identify the different groups people belong to, and identify the ones you belong to. You will draw a picture of yourself belonging to the different communities.

Lesson overview:My caring community

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Circle of trust: