This learning pack, which was developed in Britain primarily for use with small groups of older adults who have had little formal education, contains nine self-contained units of learning activities dealing with topics related to older adults' everyday lives. The following topics are covered: techniques for organizing and running a group; myths about aging; creative writing; listening skills; sources of information about social services and welfare rights in specific localities; exploration of local, national, or international issues and ways of influencing policymaking; health and well-being, the National Health Service, and ways of staying healthy; reading for pleasure; reminiscence; and basic mathematics (learning to be critical about accepting figures at face value, using a calculator, and calculating percentages and fractions). Each unit contains some or all of the following: guidance for group leaders, one or more warm-up activities, learning activities and suggestions for conducting the learning session, a list of recommended resources, information to be presented during the session, student handouts, and student feedback sheets. Lists of 21 addresses and 3 directories are included. (MN)