Year 1 Dungeons and Dragons The Final Frontier Health is wealth Communication in the Global World (English, Computing, MFL) Stories and poems about imagined worlds and fantasy adventures e.g. Merlin, Paper bag princess, How to train your dragon. Jabberwocky Google Earth Reference books Fact Modelling effects in screen (Pivot) Finding information about healthy foods – PowerPoint display on food groups – nonfiction texts – keeping fit and healthy Fiction – Oliver, Match stick girl, Fantastic Mr Fox, Osmosis Jones, What am I?, The Rainbow Fish, The Haircut. Websites to find out information MFL Introductions and Greetings Calendar Body parts Computing Digital Imaging Programming Languages Uses of ICT – data logging Mathematical Understanding Understanding 2D and 3D symmetry Measurement Money (calculating) Handling Data Science and Technology Food Technology Motion and forces (Physics) Describing motion Forces Pressure in fluids Balanced forces Forces and Motion Shields, trebuchet Construction kits Drawbridges and portcullis How to capture a dragon kit Hygiene Routines Meat and fish dishes Knife – cutting skills Space Physics (physics) Earth and the Atmosphere (Chemistry) The Particulate of Matter (Chemistry) Rock cycle Measurement Baking – pies, pasties, breads and biscuits Structure and function of living organisms (Biology) -The skeletal and muscular system -Nutrition and diet -Gas exchange -Reproduction -Health -Cells and organisation Healthy snacks and lunch boxes Skill: Spreading, slicing and grating Humanities History The development of Church, and society in medieval Britain 1066 The Norman conquest Castles (medieval life) St George political power, industry and empire: Britain, 1745-1901 Industrial Revolution Ideas, political power, industry and empire: Britain, 1745-1901 The British slave trade -
Coat of arms and heraldry – what makes us special Geography Settlements Map Skills Geography RE Overview of Buddhism Creation (1a) Teachings (1b) Christianity PSHE Relationships Bullying Living in the world – Employment Health and Wellbeing – and Alcohol Citizenship All about me Money sources Make choices to improve wellbeing PE Circuits and Goal Ball Hockey and Football Athletics and Tennis Creative Arts Investigating materials – modelling Coats of arms Medieval artists Light and dark Use of colour Shadows Exploring pulse and rhythm Oliver Celebrate Summer – Beryl Cook Olympics Year 2 Bookworms Grand Designs The Natural World Communication in the Global World (English, Computing, MFL) Series of books by same author Shakespeare, Harry Potter, Roal Dahl and Jacqueline Wilson stories – comparing authors The never ending story, The Page Master e-books/talking books Living books Writing/reading for an audience Library visits Bag book - The Library Cat Historical literature Shakespeare Advertisements Write a scroll Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Flintstones, Honey I shrunk the kids, A night at the Museum Simple database e.g. volcano data, weather Searches for relevant data Magazines News reports and articles Dinosaurs and all that rubbish, Stories for a Fragile Planet, The Little Seed, Free Willy, The Lion King MFL French dictionary and numbers Buildings Colours Computing Hardware Logic gates Powerpoint Mathematical Understanding Weights and mass Size (length) 2D/3D shapes Securing number facts, relationships and calculating Fractions Capacity Symmetry Data handling, Searching, classifying and sorting
Antarctica Deserts Around the in 80 days Communication in the Global World (English, Computing, MFL) Stories about extreme environments e.g. Alice in Wonderland, Happy Feet, Ice Age, Madagascar Multicultural poetry Adverts Zapi Zapa Crosses the Sea, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The How it’s made series Instructions Stories and poems about adventures Lists The Danger Zone – Joining Shackleton’s Polar Adventure Captain’s Hat Gulliver’s Travels from around the World Swallows and Amazons Lost in London The Hot Air Ballooon The Goonies Tin Tin The Railway Children MFL Weather Food Directions Computing Data handling Internet Safety Logo and Beebot Mathematical Understanding Measurements – temperature Measurements - capacity Decimals Partitioning (fractions) Co-ordinates Shape (angles and turns) Time, distance Temperature Science and Technology Food Technology Matter – physical changes Matter – particle model Energy in matter Energy Energy changes and transfers Changes in systems (Physics) Changing state Food to eat when hot/cold Soups Skills: Stirring, peeling, blanching and seasoning Energetics (Chemistry) Energy changes on changes of state (endothermic and exothermic) Chocolate Bananas Where food comes from Tin opening and packets Interactions and Interdependencies Genetics and Evolutions (Biology) Making batches Food from different countries Humanities History The study of an aspect or theme in British history that consolidates and extends pupils’ chronological knowledge from before 1066 Study of a significant society or issue on world history and interconnections with other world developments Challenges for Britain, Europe and the wider world 1901 to the present day (social, cultural and technological
Faith in Art Personal, Physical Education, WRL PE, WRL) Circuits Personal Achievements Personal Hygiene Helping others Sex Education – International Week Dancing from different cultures Irish Dancing Food from different cultures Social Activities and behaviour, appropriate Consumer choices Individual responsibilities in the community Different ball games – skills focus Cycling Body image Creative Arts Observational Drawing – Portraits Use of photography Christmas show Zumba Club Music Club Design and make costumes Music from different cultures Decorations and music for celebrations Recycle art Landscapes Year 2 The Commercial The Global World The Scientific Communication in the Global World (English, ICT, MFL) Shopping lists/recipes Presentation skills Advertisements Making an advert (movie maker) Fiction – Danny Champion of the World Bag Book - Band Rehearsal Non fiction Giving and following instructions a camera and editing images International Week Programming Reports/Logs (Scientific observations) Research techniques Technology aids used for monitoring (each health) Shakespeare (Midsummer Nights Dream) Mathematical Understanding Use of money Shopping Pfeg Time Simple fractions Position, direction and movement Measurement (e.g growth, rainfall) Understanding, using and comparing data Estimation and prediction and applying) Capacity Diagrams and charts Gear ratios Science and Technology Food Tech – making batches Food Online/self-scan/bar codes Technology in the environment (OCR) Materials and their properties Special diets The human body structure and functions (including reproduction, structure and function of the nervous system, brain, spinal cord, sensory and motor neurones) The effect of exercise on the circulatory system
Cardiovascular disease, including lifestyle changes Cells and capillary action DNA and growth Healthy meals – the science of food (uses and functions of ingredients in cooking) Transport Water systems, Humanities (History, Geography, RE) Settlements Pilgrimages St Fagins – old shop Food miles/sources of food Local Produce Food inequalities Crime and punishment Right and Wrong Compass and Religion and marriage (history link) issues Relationships among organisms in an ecosystem - habitats RE – Creationism versus Evolution Personal, Physical Education, WRL (PSHCE, PE, WRL) Healthy living Storage and Health OCR - Independent living skills, keeping safe, developing self awareness and wrong Healthy eating Orienteering Working as a team SRE –including healthy relationships the environment for physical activity – Cycling, golf, rowing Healthy Living – and alcohol (Healthy Living Week) The role of Health professionals Creative Arts Making an advert Commercial enterprise (WRL) Romany Art Taking and editing photographs Still life composition Africa – masks, Collage, drumming 3D structures Healthy Living – role play Folk/traditional songs Dyeing flowers using capillary action