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In this lesson we will be exploring the role of groups.

In this lesson we will be exploring the role of groups.. . Belonging to Groups. . When people act as a group they are stronger!. Although you might be able to snap a single stick, it is very difficult to break a bundle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Groups can offer support and protection. It is easy to rip a single sheet of paper, but harder to tear a pack!.

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In this lesson we will be exploring the role of groups.

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    3. In this lesson we will be exploring the role of groups.

    5. When people act as a group they are stronger! Although you might be able to snap a single stick, it is very difficult to break a bundle.

    6. Groups can offer support and protection It is easy to rip a single sheet of paper, but harder to tear a pack!

    7. Groups can become winning teams

    8. Or powerful pressure groups

    9. ….but groups can also be threatening!

    10. Or exclusive ….

    11. A gang of bullies can terrorise a playground.

    12. Rivalry between gangs has sometimes led to knife crime on the streets …

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    18. You may have realised that some groups you belong to are interlinked, like this:

    19. Or even like this

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    21. Can you think of any other groups which support you and other people in your community?

    22. Glossary Pressure group – lobby group exclusive – limited to particular people Terrorise – intimidate, threaten rivalry – opposition, enmity Interlinked – connected in several ways

    25. Useful Web Links http://www.childline.org.uk/extra/bullyingindex.asp - lesson plans, information and support for children, teachers and parents about bullying http://www.bullying.co.uk/teachers.php– online charity dedicated to bullying with materials, resources, advice and support for teachers, children and parents www.dfes.gov.uk/bullying - don’t suffer in silence – information and advice for children, teachers and parents http://www.childline.org.uk/Just4U.asp - Childline’s kids website advice, fun, games and information for children on a range of issues http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/specials/bullying/default.stm - Newsround resources, reports, games, information and chat for children about bullying

    26. Useful Web Links http://www.kickitout.org - Kick It Out works throughout the football, educational and community sectors to challenge racism and work for positive change – including a dedicated education section with lesson plans and school activities www.britkid.org - Britkid is a website about race, racism, and growing up in Britain. Visitors meet a gang of nine young British people from different backgrounds.V isit their home, meet their family and friends and share experiences. http://www.childline.org.uk/Racism.asp - Information, advice and support for children about racism http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_1700000/newsid_1703900/1703902.stm - What is Racism? A guide for children

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