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29 July 2025

pptx, 36.96 MB
pptx, 36.96 MB
pdf, 55.96 KB
pdf, 55.96 KB
pptx, 223.72 KB
pptx, 223.72 KB

What is Crime and Punishment?
A thought-provoking, ready-to-teach introduction to a fascinating history topic!

This complete lesson explores the big questions:
What is a crime?
Why do we punish people?
Are all punishments fair?

Pupils will learn the difference between minor and serious crimes, explore modern-day justice, and evaluate historical punishments from different perspectives. With real-world examples and ethical dilemmas, this lesson sparks deep discussion and builds critical thinking skills.

This download includes:
A clear, engaging PowerPoint presentation
A printable knowledge organiser (perfect for revision or working walls)
An interactive task sheet – Match the Crime to the Punishment
Scenario-based reflection tasks – pupils decide if punishments are fair, unfair, or unjust
A reasoning activity that encourages debate and empathy

Perfect for:

KS2 history or PSHE

Introducing a unit on justice, crime, or historical context

Developing moral reasoning and debate skills

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