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First ring Concept: What is energy? Ages: 3 6 y Language discussion (Beginning knowledge) Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions etc Integration: Life skills: Beginning knowledge Natural science concepts: energy and change, matter and materials, planet earth and beyond The importance of a clean environment Ways in which people pollute the environment The importance of recycling Creative activities Concept: What is energy? Ages: 3 6 y Main activity: Cutting and construction energy puppets Life Skills: Study area: Creative arts Create in 3D Create freely using a range of materials: small boxes, recyclable materials like buttons, egg boxes, Simple print-making techniques using hands Integration: Uses a range of writing tools e.g. paint Develops eye- hand co-ordination through play e.g. drawing and painting Second ring Concept: What is energy? Ages: 3 6 y Life skills: Performing arts: Rhymes and songs Sings simple songs and does action rhymes Listens and responds to simple questions Subject: Life skills: Performing arts Creative games and skills Singing action songs using different parts of the body to interpret the song Story Concept: What is energy? Ages: 3 6 y Title: Thomas needs energy. Listens to stories Listens and responds to simple questions Participates in discussions and asks questions Answers questions based on the story read

Theme: Caring for our world Day 2 First ring Concept: Our environment Ages: 3 6 y Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Talks about pictures in posters, theme charts, books Subject: Beginning knowledge The importance of a clean environment Ways in which people pollute the environment The importance of recycling Integration: Mathematics Content: Numbers, Operations and Relationships Topic: Number concept development Estimate and count objects to develop number concept One-to-one correspondence Count in ones Theme: Caring for our world Day 2 Creative activities Concept: Our environment Ages: 3 6 y Main activity: Collage flowers and plants Life Skills Study area: Creative arts Drawing and painting using the week s topic Fine-motor and sensory co-ordination: (eye-handmind) manipulation of scissors and other tools and equipment. Create freely using a range of materials: small boxes, recyclable materials like buttons, egg boxes, Variation of paper size and format: encourage working in different scales Integration: Uses a range of writing tools e.g. paint brushes, wax crayons etc. Develops eye- hand co-ordination through play e.g. drawing and painting Develops fine motor control using scissors to cut on bold outlined pictures and shapes etc Theme: Caring for our world Day 2 Second ring Concept: Our environment Ages: 3 6 y Life skills: Beginning knowledge: Science: Discovering what nature recycles Natural science concepts: matter and materials Social science concepts: conservation, cause and effect, Scientific process skills: the process of enquiry which involves observing, comparing, classifying, measuring, experimenting and communicating Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Matches and sorts things according to decomposed and not decomposed

Theme: Caring for our world Day 2 Story Concept: Our environment Ages: 3 6 y Title: A scary dream Listens to stories Listens and responds to simple questions Participates in discussions and asks questions Answers questions based on the story read First ring Concept: Recycling Ages: 3 6 y Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Talks about pictures in posters, theme charts, books Integration: Subject: Life skills Beginning knowledge The importance of a clean environment Ways in which people pollute the environment The importance of recycling Creative activities Concept: Recycling Ages: 3 6 y Main activity: Collage the letter r or h Life Skills Study area: Creative arts Create freely using a range of materials: small boxes, recyclable materials like buttons, egg boxes, cardboard off-cuts, and other Use playdough to model freely: shaping, twisting, and rolling Integration: Develops small muscles skills through finger play, e.g. play dough Develops eye- hand co-ordination through play e.g. threading Second ring Concept: Recycling Ages: 3 6 y Mathematics Data handling graph: What are we going to use the monies from the recycling project for? Subject: Mathematics Content: Data Handling Collect and sort objects Collect and organise objects Collect and sort everyday physical objects Represent sorted collection of objects Draw a picture of collected objects Discuss and report on sorted collection of objects Answer questions about: How the collection was sorted The drawing of the collection Integration: Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Talks about pictures in posters, theme charts, books etc

Story Concept: Recycling Ages: 3 6 y Title: The recycling competition Listens to stories Listens and responds to simple questions Participates in discussions and asks questions Answers questions based on the story read First ring Concept: Reduce and reuse Ages: 3 6 y Language discussion The importance of a clean environment Ways in which people pollute the environment The importance of recycling Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Talks about pictures in posters, theme charts, books Creative activities Concept: Reduce and reuse Ages: 3 6 y Main activity: Paper-Mache a music shaker Subject: Life Skills Study area: Creative arts Drawing and painting using the week s topic Create freely using a range of materials: small boxes, recyclable materials like buttons, egg boxes, Simple print-making techniques using found objects such as bottle tops, stones, leaves, hands Integration: Uses a range of writing tools e.g. paint Develops eye- hand co-ordination through play e.g. drawing and painting Second ring Concept: Reduce and reuse Ages: 3 6 y Music and movement: Using recycled and alternative musical instruments Subject: Life Skills: Performing arts Creative games and skills Singing action songs using different parts of the body to interpret the song Cooling down the body and relaxing (e.g. ice cream melting activity) Using body percussion and/or percussion instruments to perform simple rhythm patterns Listens and responds to simple questions Sings simple songs and does action rhymes

Story Concept: Reduce and reuse Ages: 3 6 y Title: Annie gets rewarded Listens to stories Answers questions based on the story read First ring Concept: Carbon footprint Ages: 3 6 y Learning areas, learning outcomes and assessment standards The importance of a clean environment Ways in which people pollute the environment The importance of recycling Participates in discussions and asks questions Listens and responds to simple questions Talks about pictures in posters, theme charts, books Creative activities Concept: Carbon footprint Ages: 3 6 y Main activity: Painting car tracks Subject: Life Skills Study area: Creative arts Draw and give own interpretation to drawings using the week s topic using wax crayon, oil pastels and other drawing media Fine-motor and sensory co-ordination: (eye-hand-mind) manipulation of scissors and other tools and equipment. Use playdough to improve fine-motor ability; animal footprints Simple printmaking techniques to create informal pattern Integration: Uses a range of writing tools e.g. paint Develops eye- hand co-ordination through play e.g. drawing and painting Develops fine motor control using scissors to cut on bold outlined pictures and shapes etc Develops small muscles skills through finger play e.g play dough Second ring Concept: Carbon footprint Ages: 3 6 y Games and movement: Team games Subject: Life skills: Physical education Locomotor/non-locomotion Walk and run in different directions without bumping into each other Running around two markers Co-ordination Throwing and hitting balls and items into boxes Sports and games Team games Story Concept: Carbon footprint Ages: 3 6 y Title: Oh no, no electricity! Listens to stories Answers questions based on the story read