RSHE (PSHE)

Parenting roles

Key Stage 3, RSHE (PSHE), Families: Stable relationships and marriage

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Intro Quiz
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Parenting roles

In this lesson we will explore the various roles undertaken by parents in the development of a child

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Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What is the legal aged to get married in the UK (with parental consent)?

16171819

1/4

Q2.What is the name of the act, which includes marriage as grounds on which you can't be discriminated against?

The Equality Act 2010The Marriage Act 2010The Discrimination Act 2010The Protection Act 2010

2/4

Q3.Consent means to...

Refuse permission.Give permission.Take away permission.

3/4

Q4.Families are made up of two parents

TrueFalse

4/4

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Quiz:

Intro quiz - Recap from previous lesson

Before we start this lesson, let’s see what you can remember from this topic. Here’s a quick quiz!

Q1.What is the legal aged to get married in the UK (with parental consent)?

16171819

1/4

Q2.What is the name of the act, which includes marriage as grounds on which you can't be discriminated against?

The Equality Act 2010The Marriage Act 2010The Discrimination Act 2010The Protection Act 2010

2/4

Q3.Consent means to...

Refuse permission.Give permission.Take away permission.

3/4

Q4.Families are made up of two parents

TrueFalse

4/4

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Parenting roles

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Q1.Intergenerational families are families that...

Include grandparents.Have more then one baby in them.Have lived in the same household of multiple generations.

1/4

Q2.Which of these are roles that parents have?

Select three (3) boxes

Doing your homework for you.Support your wellbeing.Providing a loving environment.Create a sense of security.Tidy your bedroom once a week.

2/4

Q3.The environment in which a child grows up, has little impact on their development, as supposed to other factors

TrueFalse

3/4

Q4.When does interaction between a human and the world begin?

Once they are born.Before they are born.As soon as they can talk and verbally interact.During puberty.

4/4

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Parenting roles

Don’t worry if you get a question wrong! Forgetting is an important step in learning. We will recap next lesson.

Q1.Intergenerational families are families that...

Include grandparents.Have more then one baby in them.Have lived in the same household of multiple generations.

1/4

Q2.Which of these are roles that parents have?

Select three (3) boxes

Doing your homework for you.Support your wellbeing.Providing a loving environment.Create a sense of security.Tidy your bedroom once a week.

2/4

Q3.The environment in which a child grows up, has little impact on their development, as supposed to other factors

TrueFalse

3/4

Q4.When does interaction between a human and the world begin?

Once they are born.Before they are born.As soon as they can talk and verbally interact.During puberty.

4/4

Lesson summary: Parenting roles

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