Little children, big questions. Teddy wonders: being puzzled is good in RE

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“Little Children, Big Questions” features Teddy, who encourages young children to embrace curiosity in RE. This resource is designed to show the value of asking questions and exploring big ideas in an age-appropriate way, fostering a love for learning and reflection on the world. Teddy helps young learners to see that wonder and curiosity are positive parts of learning about religion and life.

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Little children, big questions. Teddy wonders: being puzzled is good in RE

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Little children, big questions. Teddy wonders: being puzzled is good in RE

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