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Spring term planning 2015
Whole School theme – ‘A way to travel’ (Transport)
Year Group/ Context: Year 3 – The River Severn Year 4 – On the road in UK Year 5 – Sailing on the Med’ Year 6 –Exploring the New World
ReadingSkills
Reading for information/ Comprehension Retell/ Ordering of a story Summarising key information Clarifying vocabulary
Writinggenres
SPAG/ Key Vocabulary
Narrative Diary Biography Non-Chron Report
Persuasive-letter/ poster
News reports
Poetry
Mathsaspects
Number/Place Value
Addition/Subtraction Multiplication / Division
Fractions Measurements
Geometry: Properties of Shapes
Statistics
Historyskills
Chronology Comparing life in the past Lives of people in the past
Geographyskills
Mapskills Describing features of places Exploring issues
HIST GEOG WRITING MATHSSee
spring Math offer
on website.
SCIENCE COMPUTING
ART DT FRENCH PE MUSIC RE PSHE
Week 16.1 – 9.1
ChristmasRecounts
Number & Place Value
Full details on school website.
Body percussion (clapping, clicking, tapping) – composition
Writing rhythms pictorally
Songs based on transpor
Living in harmony
Good Samaritan
How different religions show they care
212.1 – 16.1
Geography of the River Severn-mapskills
Non-chron reports
Forces/frictionSC: I can compare how objects move on different surfacesI notice that some forces need contact between 2 objects…
KeySkills: Observation/ applicationMeasurement
S3: Algorithms: Using data to make graphs.
Collecting and analysing data.
Controlling
Design a boat- planning, building
Artist - Turner
-Use research and develop design techniques.-Observation and research of Turner.- selecting and choosing equipment and
Where I live – en route to school
Dance – travel, speedUsing key words taken from aquatic transportation, students will devise their own movements and routines as a means of expression.
History of dance
319.1 – 23.1
Measurement
426.1 - 30.1
History of boats/canals in Shropshire
Narrative MagnetismSC: I can identify the poles of a magnet I observe how magnets can attract/repel
Transport – ways to get around
52.2 – 6.2
Geometry:
Properties of Shapes
I can group and compare everyday materials and identify those which are magnetic.KeySkills: Presenting and analysing data
inputs and outputs.
materials.- build a prototype.-Understand how key events and individuals have helped shape the world.
FoodStudents will be given the opportunity to learn about the origins of some folk dances
t – ‘River Journey’
69.2 – 13.2
SpringPoetry
French day
723.2 – 27.2
Journey down the riverCase Study
Biography Addition & Subtraction
Rocks:Comparing and classifyingSC: I can compare and group different types of rocks according to their appearance and simple properties.Key Skills:Observation/ classification
S3: Algorithms: Using data to make graphs.
Collecting and analysing data.
Controlling inputs and outputs.
Design a boat - modification, evaluation.-evaluate their ideas and products against their own design.-Peer asses each other’s builds.
- Recreate a famous painting.- Drawing and painting, skills.- -use of colour and design.- -evaluation and peer asses against the artists original.
Actions to stories or poems
Dance and games (outdoor) floodplain gamesIn PE, students will experience a range of games and activities that developed on the floodplains
In Dance students will develop group routines based on the water transport theme.
Song – Cape Cod Chanty
Lent
82.3 – 6.3
Diaries
99.3 – 13.3
Use of the river –Leisure investigation
Persuasive writing
Multiplication & Division
Inc
Add and subtract amounts of money to give change, using both £ and p in practical contexts.
Rocks/ soil formation* How fossils are formedSC: I can describe, in simple terms, how fossils are formed Key Skills:Research
Celebrations
1016.3 – 20.3
1123.3 – 27.3
Easter News Statistics Easter singing
Easter story
Spring term planning 2015
Whole School theme – ‘ A way to travel’ (Transport)
Year Group/ Context: Year 3 – The River Severn Year 4 – On the road in UK Year 5 – Sailing on the Med’ Year 6 –Exploring the New World
ReadingSkills
Reading for information/ Comprehension Retell/ Ordering of a story Summarising key information Clarifying vocabulary
Writinggenres
SPAG/ Key Vocabulary
Narrative Diary Biography Non-Chron Report
Persuasive-letter/ poster
News reports Poetry
Mathsaspects
Number/Place Value
Addition/Subtraction Multiplication / Division
Fractions Measurements Geometry: Properties of Shapes
Geometry: Position & Direction
Statistics
Historyskills
Chronology Comparing life in the past Lives of people in the past
Geographyskills
Mapskills Describing features of places Exploring issues
HIST GEOG WRITING MATHS SCIENCE COMPUTING ART DT FRENCH PE MUSIC RE PSHE
Week 16.1 – 9.1
ChristmasRecounts
Number & Place Value
Full details and offer on website.
Transport music
Sing ‘It’s a Long Way to Tipperary’
Body percuss
A beautiful world – awe and wonder
Non-religions
212.1 – 16.1
Road Networks in UK-Roman roads
Non-chron reports
Circuits and uses of electricitySC: I can identifying some uses of electricityI can construct a simple circuitI understand that a switch can be used to open/close a circuitKeySkills:
S4 Algorithms:I can use formulae to calculate. Collecting, analysing data.
I can solve
Design a vehicle – planning, building
Artist - Hockney
-Use research
Where I live – en route to school
Dance – travel, sequences, group danceUsing key words taken from road transportation, students will devise their
319.1 – 23.1
Measurement
Observation/applicationSafety
problems and identify mistakes in algorithms.
and develop design techniques.-Observation and research of Hockney.- selecting and choosing equipment and materials.- build a prototype.-Understand how key events and individuals have helped shape the world.
own movements and routines as a means of depicting their thoughts.
ion (clapping, clicking, singing)
Simple written notation
426.1 - 30.1
Chronology of road transport‘coach to car’
Narrative Conductors/ insulatorsSC: I can predict whether a bulb will light (recognise a complete circuit)I can give some examples of electrical conductors/insulatorsKeySkills: Planning/ using resources
Transport – how to get around
Food
52.2 – 6.2
Geometry: Properties of Shapes
69.2 – 13.2
SpringPoetry
Geometry: Position & Direction
French day
723.2 – 27.2
Comparing journeys past and present
Biography Addition and subtractionSolve problems involving converting from hours to minutes; minutes to seconds; years to months; weeks to days.
States of Matter:Grouping MaterialsSC: I can group materials according to whether they are solids, liquids or gases.Key Skills: Research and recording
S4 Algorithms:I can use formulae to calculate. Collecting, analysing data.
I can solve problems and identify mistakes in algorithms.
Design a vehicle – evaluation, modification.
-Evaluate their ideas and products against their own design.-Peer asses each other’s builds.
- Recreate a famous painting.- Drawing and painting, skills.- -use of colour and design.-evaluation
Actions to stories or poems
Dance – speed, obstacles, shapesStudents will develop group routines based on the road transport theme. This could incorporate issues such as congestion, junctions and collisions/ conflict
In PE students will use the schools ‘road based’ equipment to develop fitness and road sense.
Lent
82.3 – 6.3
Diaries
99.3 – 13.3
A New Road bypassPlanning exercise
Persuasive writing
Multiplication and Division
Changing MaterialsSC: I recognise that some
Celebrations
1016.3 – 20.3
materials change state when they are heated/ cooledKey Skills:PredictionAnalyse/ evaluate
and peer asses against the artists original
1123.3 – 27.3
Easter News Statistics Easter singing
Easter story
Spring term planning 2015
Whole School theme – ‘ A way to travel’ (Transport)
Year Group/ Context: Year 3 – The River Severn Year 4 – On the road in UK Year 5 – Sailing on the Med’ Year 6 –Exploring the New World
ReadingSkills
Reading for information/ Comprehension Retell/ Ordering of a story Summarising key information Clarifying vocabulary
Writinggenres
SPAG/ Key Vocabulary
Narrative Diary Biography Non-Chron Report
Persuasive-letter/ poster
News reports
Poetry
Mathsaspects
Number/Place Value
Addition/Subtraction Multiplication / Division
Fractions Measurements Geometry Statistics
Historyskills
Chronology Comparing life in the past Lives of people in the past
Geographyskills
Mapskills Describing features of places Exploring issues
HIST GEOG WRITING MATHS SCIENCE COMPUTING
ART DT FRENCH
PE MUSIC RE PSHE
Week 16.1 – 9.1
ChristmasRecounts
Number & place Value
S3 See website for full offer.
Music based on the sea – James Horner ‘Hymn to the Sea’
Sing ‘Cape
Asking questions and seeking answers through prayer
212.1 – 16.1
Geography of the MediterraneanHistory of ships
Non-chron reports
Resistant forcesSC: I understand that unsupported objects fall to earth because of the force of gravity.I can identify the effects of resistant forces
KeySkills: Investigation skills
I can use data to control inputs. Use sequence, selection and repetition in programs.I can use
Design a boat – planning, building
Impressionism
Use research and develop design techniques.
Where I live – en route to school
Dance – inspired by poetry and musicUsing key words or themes taken from maritime transport, students will
319.1 – 23.1
Measurement
426.1 - 30.1
Trade routes across the seas
Narrative Transport – ways to get
data for financial modelling.
Collecting, analysing, evaluating and presenting data.
-Observation and research of impressionism.- selecting and choosing equipment and materials.- build a prototype.-Understand how key events and individuals have helped shape the world.
around
Food
devise their own movements and routines to expressively describe Mediterranean sea travel.
Cod Chanty’
Use percussion instruments as accompaniment and write music pictorally
52.2 – 6.2
Geometry: Properties of Shapes
Levers & pulleysSC: I recognise that mechanisms (inc levers, pulleys and gears) allow a smaller force to have a greater effect.
Key Skills: Observation and application
69.2 – 13.2
SpringPoetry
Geometry: Position & Direction
French day
723.2 – 27.2
The journeys of St PaulCase Study
Biography Addition and Subtraction including
Solve problems involving converting between units of time.
Grouping/ comparing materialsSC: I can group materials according to their propertiesChanging materialsSC: I recognise that some changes can be reversed but others can not.Key Skills: observation/ classification
I can use data to control inputs. Use sequence, selection and repetition in programs.I can use data for financial modelling.
Collecting, analysing, evaluating and presenting data.
Design a boat – evaluation, modification
Evaluate their ideas and products against their own design.-Peer asses each other’s builds.
- Recreate a famous painting.- Drawing and painting, skills.- -use of colour and design.-Evaluation and peer asses against the artists original
Actions to stories or poems
Dance – sea shantiesStudents will learn the origins, purpose and how to perform some sea shanties.
In PE, students will experience some of the activities performed on ships for exercise or recreation.
Lent
82.3 – 6.3
Diaries St Paul
99.3 – 13.3
Mediterranean Cruise –planning exercise
Persuasive writing
Multiplication / Division
Investigation: Separating materialsSC: I can plan and carry out a scientific investigationKey Skills:Asking/ answering questions
Celebrations
1016.3 – 20.3
1123.3 – 27.3
Easter News Statistics Easter singing
Easter story
Spring term planning 2015
Whole School theme – ‘ A way to travel’ (Transport)
Year Group/ Context: Year 3 – The River Severn Year 4 – On the road in UK Year 5 – Sailing on the Med’ Year 6 –Exploring the New World
ReadingSkills
Reading for information/ Comprehension Retell/ Ordering of a story Summarising key information Clarifying vocabulary
Writinggenres
SPAG/ Key Vocabulary
Narrative Diary Biography Non-Chron Report
Persuasive-letter/ poster
News reports
Poetry
Mathsaspects
Number/Place Value
Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
Ratio & Proportion Fractions (including decimals & %)
Measurements Properties of Shapes
Statistics Algebra Position and Direction
Historyskills
Chronology Comparing life in the past Lives of people in the past
Geographyskills
Mapskills Describing features of places Exploring issues
HIST GEOG WRITING MATHS SCIENCE COMPUTING ART DT FRENCH PE MUSIC RE PSHE
Week 16.1 – 9.1
ChristmasRecounts
Place value
S3 See website for full offer.
Composition (including notation)
Writing on the stave
Using tuned percussion to play written music
Words of wisdom, based on Sikhs, Muslims and Christians
212.1 – 16.1
Early sea explorersColumbus /Cortes
Non-chron reports
Resistant forcesSC: I understand that unsupported objects fall to earth because of the force of gravity.I can identify the effects of resistant forces
KeySkills: Investigation skills
I can use conditional formatting in a spreadsheet. I can use data and variables.
Design, write and debug programs. Select and use a range of programs.
Design a boat – planning, building.
Native American art
Use research and develop design techniques.-Observation and research of
Where I live – en route to school
Dance – world dance. Native American.
Using key words taken from Native North American Culture, students will devise their own movements and routines to depict their understanding
319.1 – 23.1
Measurement
426.1 - 30.1
PilgrimsThe MayflowerColonial US
Narrative Levers & pulleysSC: I recognise that mechanisms (inc levers, pulleys and gears) allow a smaller force to have a greater effect.
Transport – ways to get around
Food
52.2 – 6.2
Properties of Shapes
KeySkills: Observation and application
Analyse and present data.
Native American art.- selecting and choosing equipment and materials.- build a prototype.-Understand how key events and individuals have helped shape the world.
of it.
69.2 – 13.2
SpringPoetry
French day
723.2 – 27.2
Go West!Wagon trailLewis and Clark
Biography Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
Grouping/ comparing materialsSC: I can group materials according to their propertiesChanging materialsSC: I recognise that some changes can be reversed but others can not.Key Skills: observation/ classification
I can use conditional formatting in a spreadsheet. I can use data and variables.
Design, write and debug programs. Select and use a range of programs.
Analyse and present data.
Design a boat – evaluation, modification
Evaluate their ideas and products against their own design.-Peer asses each other’s builds.
- Recreate a famous painting.- Drawing and painting, skills.- Use of colour and design.
Actions to stories or poems
Line dancingStudents will learn basic line dancing movements and take part in ‘set’ large group routines
In PE students will experience some native North American recreations and more modern games that have evolved from the ‘melting pot’ of ideas that came from European migration.
Playing ‘Country Roads, take me Home’ on tuned percussion, read from written notation
Lent
82.3 – 6.3
Diaries
99.3 – 13.3
Coming of the railroad/ highwaysPlanning exercise
Persuasive writing
Ratio & Proportion
Investigation: Separating materialsSC: I can plan and carry out a scientific investigationKey Skills:Asking/ answering
Celebrations
1016.3 – 20.3
questionsOlanning/ identifying variables
-Evaluation and peer asses against the artists original
1123.3 – 27.3
Easter News Statistics Easter singing
Easter story