Humanism for Primary School Children
Big Questions (introduction to philosophy) page 6 The Golden Rule page 9 Living Together (qualities to make good citizens) page 10 Celebrating Life (dealing with birth, marriage and death) page 15 Festivals and Traditions (celebrating diversity) page 17 Appendices Cross-Curricular Summary Lesson Plans Internet Resources
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