Diversity and Identity in the United Kingdom
Social Studies
Diversity and Identity in the United Kingdom starts at 3 and continues till grade 5.
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Name the four countries that make up the United Kingdom.
What does it mean to be British?
What is the main language spoken in the United Kingdom?
What is the name of the day when people in Scotland celebrate their national poet, Robert Burns?
What is the name of the Scottish musical instrument that is often played at celebrations?
What is the name of the traditional Irish dance?
What is the name of the traditional Scottish dance?
What is the name of the traditional Welsh festival that celebrates poetry and music?
Why is it important to learn about diversity and identity?
Describe one way your school celebrates diversity. Explain why it is important.
Explain why it is important for people in the UK to learn about each other’s traditions and beliefs.
Read the following: 'Amira was born in London, but her parents are from Pakistan. She speaks English at school and Urdu at home. She celebrates Eid with her family and Christmas with her friends.' What does this story show about diversity in the UK?
