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Caring for Each Other in Families and Groups

  • Grade 1
  • Physical and Health Education
  • 58 s
  • British Columbia
  • BC1-PH-13

A street of four houses shows many kinds of families: two grown-ups, one grown-up, grandparents and a big family, each with a heart in the roof, and three of them show caring by helping carry the groceries, comforting a sad child and sharing apples so everyone gets some. A group of children then asks a child on their own to join in their game, and the video ends on the recap that in families and groups, we care for each other.

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The question this lesson answers

How do families and groups care for each other?

Families come in many different kinds.

Transcript

What the lesson says

How do families and groups care for each other?

Families come in many different kinds.

Some families have two grown-ups at home.

Some families have one grown-up at home.

Some children live with their grandparents.

Some families are big, with lots of people.

People in every kind of family can care for each other.

We help, like carrying the groceries.

We comfort someone who feels sad.

We share, so everyone gets some.

Groups, like a class, care for each other too.

We ask others to join in our game.

In families and groups, we care for each other.

Curriculum

Where this fits

British Columbia, Grade 1

Physical and Health Education, Social and community health: caring behaviours in groups and familiesBC1-PH-13

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The outcomes and strands follow the British Columbia curriculum.

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