*New* Year 3 Economic wellbeing
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*New* Y3 Economic wellbeing
Unit outcomes
Pupils who are secure will be able to:
- Describe how different payment methods may be used in given scenarios.
- Suggest why specific payment methods might be more beneficial.
- Explain what a budget is and how we can benefit from budgeting.
- Identify how they would feel in a money scenario.
- Understand the impact our spending choices can have on others and the environment.
- Understand that a wide range of jobs are available.
- Know that skills and interests lead people to certain jobs.
- Know that job stereotypes sometimes exist but these should not limit anyone.
Suggested prior learning
*New* Y2 Economic wellbeing
Get startedLessons
Lesson 1: How do people pay for things?
To understand the different ways to pay for things and why people might choose them
Lesson 2: What does budgeting mean?
To understand how to put together a budget
Lesson 3: How do people feel about money?
To recognise that money has an impact on how we feel
Lesson 4: What happens when people spend money?
To begin to recognise how ethics can influence our spending decisions
Lesson 5: What careers do people have?
To understand that there are a range of jobs available and to think about what job they might want to do
Lesson 6: Can anyone be anything?
To understand that there are stereotypes in the workplace and these should not limit people’s career aspirations.
Key skills
Key knowledge
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Resources
Unit resources
RSE & PSHE
*New* Knowledge organiser: RSE & PSHE – Year 3 Economic wellbeing
A summary of the most important information for pupils. Captures the key facts and definitions from the RSE PSHE 'Economic…
RSE & PSHE
Vocabulary display: Year 3 Economic wellbeing
A display version of the key vocabulary from the Year 3 Economic wellbeing unit.
Cross-curricular opportunities
British values: Individual liberty, Mutual respect, Rule of law, Tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.
English: Spoken language
Maths: Measurement