Spring Time. Q, Is there a spring in your step?

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Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term Theme: Key questions for learning Climate Q, An umbrella or a sun hat? Spring Time Q, Is there a spring in your step? Comparing Norton to Chembakolli Q, Could you live in Chembakolli? Speaking & Listening Listen and respond appropriately to adults. Speak audibly and fluently. Maintain and monitor interest of the listener. Participate in discussions; role play, conscience alley, hot seating etc. Retelling stories/ events linked to theme. Participate actively in collaborative conversations. Listening to stories linked to theme and the past, including visitors in school. Using relevant strategies to build their own vocabulary. Retelling stories/ events linked to theme. Give and justify opinions, evaluate viewpoints in debate and drawbacks of life in Chembakolli Give well-structured descriptions- hot seating of a person from Chembakolli with questioning. Presenting information on life in different countries. Role play area- weather station / appropriate dressing up clothes for different climates. Role play area- Spring zone Retelling stories/events linked to theme. Role play area- Indian zone Reading Through Read Write Inc. children will be taught to read confidently and fluently based upon a sound understanding of phonics and other strategies.

Non Fiction texts about different climates. Internet research texts about different climates. Poetry linked to theme. Stories linked to theme- Fletcher and the springtime, 12 Days of springtime, Percy the park keeper. Read newspaper reports about significant events in springtime Information texts Chembakolli and the jobs there. Comprehension tasks linked to theme. Poetry linked to theme. Comprehension tasks linked to texts linked to theme. Comprehension tasks linked to texts linked to theme. Comparison of climates in information about Norton and Weather reports recorded for speaking and listening. Internet based research of the changes that happen in springtime. Traditional Indian tales. Poetry about the Springtime. Writing Description about the different climates around the world. Healthy eating information text linked to Farm to fork visit. Description of settings in different seasons. Writing and retelling stories. Recount of school trips. Labelling features of the houses of Writing diary entries about a day in the life of someone from Chembakolli Writing and retelling stories. Methods and planning an investigation in science. Instructions for planting seeds / seed diaries. Description of key changes around springtime Information leaflet about Chembakolli / fair trade. Recount of school trips. Recounts of trips. Labelling key places in local area. Retelling stories linked to theme. Writing activities linked to changes in the seasons invitations, posters, menus etc. Information texts about animals in springtime and their activities Pamphlet to advertise holidays in both localities. Writing a recipe. Poetry about the Springtime.

Contextual Maths Recognise and name 2D and 3D shapes- in a springtime setting Maps of local area-position and movement using appropriate mathematical vocabulary. Comparison of money in Chembakolli and the UK. Measurement- capacity and weight of ingredients Temperature and rain gauge measurement Contextual maths linked to role play area: weather maps, coordinates, temperatures. Changing environment Timeline Graphs for temperatures / raingfall Money recognition and different denominations of coins and notes Springtime temperature Numbers of birds in educational visit Directional language- drawing routes to places in local area Contextual maths linked to entrance fees etc to Saltholme. Time- past and present, sequencing events in chronological orders Group animals in Chembakolli according to observations e.g. horns/no horns, walks on 2 legs/walks on 4 legs etc using Venn and Carroll diagrams Pictogram or graphs for favourite produce in Contextual maths linked to role play areasorting dinosaurs, map of dinosaur world for tour guide, cost of entry, souvenir shop etc. Measurement- length and weight of dinosaurs Mapping Norton and Chembakolli with coordinates. Mental Maths (Big Maths) Science Counting- Saying numbers (3,4),reading numbers (3,4), ordering numbers(1), counting skills, actual counting, counting on(1), counting multiples(5) Learn it s- Jigsaw numbers, counting in 5s Its nothing new- Pim(1), Jigsaw numbers(1) Calculating- Addition steps (3,4), Subtraction steps( 3,4) Everyday materials and suitable uses, simple physical properties of materials, compare and group materials. Counting- Saying numbers (4),reading numbers (5), ordering numbers(2), counting skills, actual counting, counting on(2,3,4,5), counting multiples(5) Learn it s- Adding 2 or 3, counting in 10s and 5s Its nothing new- Pim(1), Jigsaw numbers(1) Calculating- Addition steps (5,6,7,8), Subtraction steps( 5,6,7,8,9), Division steps(1,2,3,4) Identify and name wild and garden plants and describe the structure of flowers. Counting- Saying numbers (5),reading numbers (6), squigglesworth, ordering numbers(2), counting skills, actual counting, counting on, counting multiples(2), counting four ways(1s,10s, 100s) Learn it s- Doubles, counting in 2s Its nothing new- Pim(1), Jigsaw numbers(1), doubling (1), halving(1) Calculating- Addition steps (9,10,11,12), Subtraction steps(10,11,12), multiplication steps(1,2,3,4), Division steps(4) Identify and name a variety of common animals including carnivores, herbivores, and omnivores, compare structures.

Healthy diets and the importance of exercise. SC1- Making observations to answer questions carry out simple tests. Observe changes across seasons and associate with conditions for plant growth. SC1- Identification and classification, close observations, performing simple tests. SC1- Gathering and recording data to answer questions Draw and label basic parts of the human body Computing E-safety how to be safe online. Algorithms and programmable toys Debugging E-safety - know where to go for help and support with content on the internet. Creating and changing digital images for a purpose. E-safety- Safety of other online technologies e.g. games, social media, e-mails and know who to contact. Recording sounds Use of video camera- organise, stores and retrieve digital content. Finding images on the web and organise into groups. Creating digital programmes fit for purpose e.g. cards and talking books Algorithms and unambiguous instructions RE Art / DT Belonging Christianity The Christmas Story Portraits by famous artists, contrasting styles. Weather pictures of different climates comparing colours Designing and making clothes suitable for different climates. Comparing fashions from around the world. Belonging- special books The Easter Story Looking at different types of art, including sculpture and architecture, comparing and contrasting Creating natural pictures Andy Goldsworthy, using twigs / grass / flowers from the local environment. Colin Sutcliffe photography. Founders and Leaders Belonging- Hinduism Traditional indian art, creating our own, evaluating. Designing and making for Upselling and enterprise week linked to fair trade Create own Chembakolli village as a group.

History / Geography Countries in the United Kingdom Comparing climates across the continents Fieldwork, identifying features of the grounds of the school and beyond in Springtime and comparing to other seasons. The weather and seasons in the UK. Locate mountains and rivers in the UK. Locating and discerning physical features in places with different climates. Ariel photographs on Norton Locate physical and human features of local area and contrasting country. Use an atlas or globe to locate Time and People discuss changes caused by time. The history and geography of Music Signing songs and chants. Listening to different genres of music Body percussion and using different instruments. Creating long and short sounds using instruments. Exploring pitch. Exploring instruments and symbols Select and combine sounds to create a piece of music. PE PSE Dance and ball skills. Playing simple team games. Looking at the rights of everyone Making the right choices. Gymnastics and playing simple team games All about me exploring feelings and what makes us happy and sad. Gymnastics and dance. Playing simple athletics team games. Looking at friendships. Exploring friendships with Lucinda and Godfrey. Spanish Simple greetings, asking and answering questions. Human Body Colours and numbers. In the Spanish shop. Animals Visit(s) Saltholme bird centre Newham Grange Farm Historical walk through Norton Tesco Farm to fork.