Lesson Title: When Did It Happen? An LGBT History Month Lesson Age: KS2/3 Subject: History, Citizenship Overview: This activity provides a fun and interactive way to increase students’ understanding of LGBT history and raise awareness of LGBT people and their contributions in U.S. history. URL: http://www.glsen.org/cgi-bin/iowa/all/library/record/2461.html?state=tools&type=educator (scroll down page) Country of Origin: US
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Out for Our Children
www.outforourchildren.co.uk Out For Our Children is a group of London lesbian parents producing books and resources that reflect our children’s lives and family experiences. A child needs love, support and acceptance for who they are and where they come from: we believe that inclusive books and other materials are an essential part of that support.
KS4: Music – ‘Elements of Disco’
By using a track from the film Priscilla Queen of the Dessert, learners are given the opportunity to explore the varied elements of disco music. In using the film as case study for the music, learners are also afforded the opportunity to learn about the definition of Trans.
KS3: Maths – ‘A Tent for Brighton Pride’
Learners will be asked to calculate areas of polygons using tents at Brighton Pride as a case study. Brighton Pride is an all day summer event in which lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from all over Europe come to celebrate. There are lots of stages and dance areas that require tents of various shapes.
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