United University

Health, safety and well-being Grade 6. Well-being and entrepreneurship. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 4 hrs
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   This interactive course is designed to help students understand the core concepts of well-being, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy through interactive lessons and activities. Students will engage in problem-solving tasks, exploring entrepreneurial approaches to address community needs. They will also develop a deeper understanding of personal and community goals, as well as the importance of financial safety and sustainable consumption. This course fosters a hands-on approach to learning, with a strong emphasis on interactive quizzes and activities for effective learning outcomes.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy

  • Lesson 24: Entrepreneurship and Responsibility
    - Understanding the role of entrepreneurship in solving community needs
  • Lesson 25: Entrepreneurship – Creating Value
    - How to create value through entrepreneurial projects
  • Lesson 26: Financial Literacy and Financial Safety
    - Basics of managing finances responsibly
  • Lesson 27: Human Needs and Resource Limitations
    - The importance of managing limited resources effectively

Module 2: Volunteering

  • Lesson 28: Volunteering and the Volunteer Movement in Ukraine
    - Exploring the role of volunteering in society
  • Lesson 29: Charity Work
    - Understanding the concept of charity and how to get involved
  • Lesson 30: Charity Project
    - Designing and implementing a charity project

Expected Learning Outcomes: By completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Identify their own needs, desires, and interests, as well as group and class goals.
  • Create and implement short-term plans both individually and as part of a team.
  • Understand the need for efficient resource use and the concept of recycling and reusing.
  • Demonstrate perseverance and interest in long-term systematic activities like hobbies, sports, and studies.
  • Analyze the connection between human needs and resource limitations.
  • Understand economic concepts such as money, employment, and entrepreneurship.
  • Distinguish between legitimate income sources for their age group and manage their personal finances responsibly.
  • Recognize the importance of adult effort in earning income and managing financial resources.

This interactive course provides a practical framework for learning financial literacy, volunteering, and entrepreneurial thinking. By engaging in quizzes, activities, and creating charity projects, students will develop the skills needed to make informed decisions about their well-being, manage their finances, and contribute to their communities.

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