BedlingtonStation PrimarySchool
BedlingtonStation PrimarySchool
Year 1 Term 2B
CONTEXT
Hello! Please join me here at ‘Crankpot Industries’ where you will become scientists, helping me, Professor Crankpot solve my problems. I can be is very forgetful and I rely on my scientists to find things out for me. I will send us messages with special tasks for you to complete! Eureka!
CLASS READER
Food Stories
BROADENING EXPERIENCES
Food tasting
PSHE ‘Healthy Me’. We will learn about healthy eating, exercise and healthy minds.
Oracy Development Opportunities
ENGLISH
Focus Narrative:
Repeating Stories
Key Text/Stimulus:
Handa’s Surprise/Oliver’s Vegetables
Focus Non-Narrative:
Instructions
Key Text/Stimulus:
Recipes
Curriculum support genres:
Labels, lists & captions
Recounts
ART
Artist:
Ted Harrison - Landscapes
Medium:
Collage
What is collage?A collage is a picture made by sticking different pieces of paper, fabric, or other materials together.
Collage – A picture made by sticking different pieces of paper, fabric, or other materials together.
Texture – How something feels, like rough, smooth, or bumpy – important in collage art.
RE
What is the Trinity?This is the ‘complete relationship’ between God (the Father), Jesus (his son) and the Holy Spirit
What is Palm Sunday? This is the day where Jesus rode into Jerusalem. He fulfilled Old Testament prophecies which said that this would happen when the “king” came
Jigsaw RE
Why was Jesus welcomed like a king or celebrity by the crowds on Palm Sunday?
(Northumberland Agreed Syllabus - Why does Easter matter to Christians?)
Trinity – The Christian belief in one God with three parts: the Father, the Son (Jesus), and the Holy Spirit.
Jesus – Christians believe he is God's son and an important part of the Trinity.
Palm Sunday – The special day when Jesus rode into Jerusalem and people welcomed him with palm leaves.
HISTORY
National Curriculum:
Changes within living memory
Content:
Food we used to eat
What was food like in WW2 and how is it different from food today?
- People didn’t have access to lots of different foods like we do today.
- Food in the past was much more local than today. Our food comes from all around the world.
- Some foods we have today in the UK were not available in WW2 (bananas etc)
Rationing – In WW2, people were only allowed small amounts of food.
Local – Food that comes from nearby, not from far away.
Different – Food in the past was not the same as the food we have today.
GEOGRAPHY
National Curriculum:
No focus
Content:
Origin countries of fruit (look at labels and find on map) Link to DT
DT
National Curriculum:
Focus objectives:
Cooking and Nutrition
EVALUATE OBJECTIVES
Focus skills:
Recipes:
Fruit Kebabs
SCIENCE
National Curriculum:
Animals and Humans
identify, name, draw and label the basic parts of the human body and say which part of the body is associated with each sense
Ongoing:
observe changes across the 4 seasons
observe and describe weather associated with the seasons and how day length varies
WOW! Practical Introduction
Head, shoulders, knees and toes!
Learn/Sing the song and play 'Simon Says' using body parts.
What changes happen in nature during spring?In spring, the weather starts to get warmer and plants begin to grow again. Trees grow new leaves and flowers start to bloom. Many animals have babies in spring, like lambs and chicks. You might see more insects, birds building nests, and longer days with more sunlight.
What are the main parts of the human body?The human body has many important parts. Some of the basic parts we can see are the head, arms, legs, hands, feet, eyes, ears, mouth, and nose. We can draw and label these parts to show where they are on the body. Each part has a special job to help us move, see, hear, or speak.
Which body parts do we use for our five senses?We use different parts of the body for each of our five senses. We use our eyes to see, our ears to hear, our nose to smell, our tongue to taste, and our skin (especially our hands) to touch and feel. Each sense helps us understand the world around us. These body parts work together to keep us safe and aware.
What is spring weather like and how do the days change?Spring weather can be a mix of sunshine, rain, and wind. Sometimes it's warm, but it can still be chilly or wet. The days begin to get longer, with more daylight than in winter. This means the sun rises earlier and sets later as spring goes on.
Body – All the parts that make up a person or animal.
Senses – Sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch – how we understand the world.
Label – A word that shows the name of a body part in a picture or diagram.
Spring – The season when plants begin to grow, and baby animals are born.
Grow – What plants and trees start to do in spring.
Rain – Common weather in spring that helps plants grow.
Blossom – Flowers that bloom on trees during spring.
Longer days – In spring, the daylight lasts longer as days get brighter.
COMPUTING
National Curriculum:
Computer Science
Maze Explorer (Purple Mash Unit 1.5)
MUSIC
Singing
Specialist teacher
Ukulele
Performing/singing/evaluations