ks2-health tips… or tricks?

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Lesson Plan

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Activity

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Parent Guide

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About the resource

Topic

AlphaGo.

Summary

This KS2 resource bundle focuses on applying critical judgement to health information within the National Curriculum framework for England, targeting pupils aged 7-11.
It integrates digital literacy and comprehension skills from Computing and English, alongside PSHE citizenship learning on wellbeing and health choices.
The curriculum outline teaches children to recognise misleading health, beauty, and fitness advice, identify persuasion tactics and emotional manipulation, and develop responsible information-sharing habits.
It emphasises evaluating online content for reliability and encourages questioning and consulting trusted adults.
Complementary research notes on AlphaGo provide engaging literacy lessons linking artificial intelligence with critical thinking, showcasing real-world examples of AI’s impact.
Designed to enhance pupils’ media literacy and critical evaluation skills, this resource supports confident navigation of health messages and digital content, fostering informed, safe, and responsible decision-making in health and technology contexts.
Keywords: KS2 health information, critical judgement, digital literacy, evaluating health advice, misinformation, persuasive language, AI literacy, AlphaGo.

UK Region

England.

Learning Overview

Learning Objective

To apply critical judgement to health information.

Learning Focus

Understand that not everything seen or heard about health, beauty, or fitness is true.
Spot warning signs like big promises or scary language.
Discuss how some people say these things to sell products or make money.

Success Criteria

I know that not all health, beauty and fitness advice will be good for me.
I know that sometimes people try to use others’ worries for their own interests.
I can notice if something is trying to scare me, upset me, or make me spend money.
I can notice tricks and big promises.
I can share health, beauty and fitness advice only when I am sure it’s reliable.
I can think of good questions to help me find out health information and stay healthy.

Learning Domain

Domain 3 - Being Healthy.