This learning resource focuses on John Locke's philosophy of Natural Rights, specifically exploring the concepts of Life, Liberty, and Property. It engages students in activities that apply these philosophical ideas to a fictional scenario involving survivors on an island. Students will match individuals' needs to the corresponding Natural Right and discuss the implications of property rights in conflicts over communal resources. The document also contrasts the notions of power derived from Divine Right with a society where rights are protected by the people's reasoned agreement. Through various activities and reflections, learners will understand the essential role of these rights in limiting absolute power and fostering a fair society.