The Learners' Activities which appear in the pack are available to download as Word files so that you can adapt them and create your own. 

Please make sure you read these in conjunction with the Teachers' Notes which appear in the PDF files on the home page.

All the links below are Word files.

• 1.1 Citizenship and society: An Overview

• 1.2 Vocabulary for citizenship

• 1.3 What does citizenship mean to you?

• 1.4 Stereotypes

• 1.5 Responding to stereotypes

• 2.1 The Houses of Parliament

• 2.2 The role of the MP: Using reference material; reporting and
  discussing information

• 2.3 Contacting an MP: Reading and finding information

• 2.4 Asking an MP for help: Case studies 1

• 2.5 Asking an MP for help: Case studies 2

• 2.6 Asking an MP for help: Case studies 3

• 2.7 How much do you know about MPs?

• 2.8 The Cabinet

• 2.9 Local councillors

• 3.1 Finding information on the UK map

• 3.2 Geographical areas

• 3.3 Flags and symbols of the United Kingdom

• 3.4 Population of cities in the United Kingdom

• 3.5 Finding out about the suffragettes

• 3.6 Finding out about kings and queens

• 3.7 Finding out about places of interest

• 4.1 Diversity now

• 4.2 A diverse history

• 4.3 Women's Rights

• 4.4 Culture and diversity

• 4.5 Civil partnership

• 4.6 Different kinds of families

• 5.1 The United Nations, the Commonwealth and the European
  Union: Quiz

• 5.2 The European Union: Flags and countries

• 5.3 History of the Commonwealth (Entry Level 3)

• 5.4 History of the Commonwealth (Entry Level 2)

• 6.1 Human rights legislation

• 6.2 Human rights legislation: Case studies

• 6.3 Flowers from Kenya

• 7.1 What's your job?

• 7.2 Interviews

• 7.3 Reading and questioning a wage slip

• 7.4 Contract of employment

• 7.5 Understanding minimum wage law

• 7.6 Discrimination at work

• 7.7 Comparing salaries

• 8.1 Children's health

• 8.2 Absence letters to school

• 8.3 Using a pharmacy

• 9.1 Accommodation

• 9.2 Renting

• 9.3 Types of accommodation

• 9.4 Sharing a flat

• 10.1 The school timetable

• 10.2 Choosing schools

• 10.3 Choosing a secondary school

• 10.4 The national curriculum and options

• 10.5 The ESOL curriculum

• 11.1 What is volunteering?

• 11.2 Volunteering and active citizenship

• 11.3 Choosing volunteer activities

• 11.4 Becoming a volunteer

• 11.5 Supporting learners in volunteering

• 12.1 Legal vocabulary: People and places

• 12.2 The law courts: Reading text

• 12.3 Legal age requirements

• 12.4 Drugs and the law

• 12.5 Drugs Web search task

• 12.6 Immigration and asylum

• 13.1 Getting involved in your local community

• 13.2 Fundraising for a school

• 13.3 Comic Relief

• 13.4 Producing a booklet for new arrivals

• 13.5 Producing a poster for new arrivals

• 14.1 Religions in Britain

• 14.2 Festivals and celebrations

• 14.3 Faith schools

• 14.4 Interfaith activities

• 14.5 Building bridges case study

• 14.6 Giving a talk on a religious theme