Educational Resources
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Six short films about atheists and humanists originally produced for school but available without the teaching resources from the BHA at a reduced rate.One of the films is an extended interview with BHA distinguished supporter Philip Pullman by poet and broadcaster Michael Rosen.
Others record young people talking about their non-religious beliefs and older poeple talking about how they left the religions they were brought up in.
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Rosie books: “James and Rosie’s Big Day” (Humanist Namings)“Personal names are part of what makes us each an individual… The name we are given will always be associated with who we are, what we look like, what we do…”Part of a series of three books to be read by, or to, children, giving a Humanist perspective on three important occasions in our lives. This book focuses on personal names and humanist naming ceremonies.
By Tricia Budd Illustrated by Abigail Steed
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Rosie books: “Rosie on Camera” (Humanist Weddings)“I had no idea what a Humanist wedding was all about… It was a really happy and relaxed ceremony that I think everyone felt part of.”Part of a series of three books to be read by, or to, children, giving a Humanist perspective on three important occasions in our lives. This book focuses on marriage and humanist weddings.By Tricia Budd
Illustrated by Abigail Steed
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Rosie books: “Rosie Remembers” (Humanist Funerals) “…dying is a natural end to our lives, yet it is still very hard to prepare our hearts for the death of someone we love … the gap they leave in our lives cannot be filled by anyone else.”Part of a series of three books to be read by, or to, children, giving a Humanist perspective on three important occasions in our lives. This book focuses on the death of a loved one and humanist funerals.By Tricia Budd Illustrated by Abigail Steed
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The Rosie stories form a series of three books to be read by, or to, children, giving a Humanist perspective on three important occasions in our lives.These notes for teachers or parents accompany the books, with photocopiable worksheets and ideas for lessons. |
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The Rosie stories form a series of three books to be read by, or to, children, giving a Humanist perspective on three important occasions in our lives.This pack contains one of each book, one on humanist weddings, one on humanist funerals, and one on humanist namings and the Teachers’ Notes for teachers or parents with photocopiable worksheets and ideas for lessons, with a saving of £3. |
