Subject |
Term 1 |
Term 2 |
Term 3 |
Term 4 |
Term 5 |
Term 6 |
Topic |
Movers and Shakers |
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English |
Little People, Big Dreams: Rosa Parks |
Little People, Big Dreams: Treasury |
Katie Morag and the New Pier |
The Lighthouse Keeper’s Lunch |
Paddington at the Palace |
Queen Victoria’s Bathing Machine |
Spellings |
- “v” sound at the end of words
- Adding “-ing” to the end of a word
- Adding “-ed” to the end of a word
- Words that end in “y”
- High frequency words.
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- Adding “-er” to a word
- Adding “-est” to a word
- New consonant spellings “wh” and “ph” words
- Introduce the prefix “re”
- Words ending in ‘nk’
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- Introduce the suffix “-ment”
- Introduce the suffix “-ness”
- Introduce the suffix “-ful”
- Introduce the suffix “-less”
- Introduce the suffix “-ly”
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- Diagraph and trigraph focus
- Focus on words beginning with “w”
- Introduce words with: “-le”, “-el”, “-al” and “-il” at the end
- Adding “-es” to verbs and nouns ending in “y”
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- Revisit diagraphs and trigraphs
- Revisit compound words
- Words ending in “-tion”
- Introduce the prefix “auto”
- Introduce the prefix “sub”
- Introduce the prefix “super”
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- Introduce “k” for the “k” sound
- Revisit “ph” and “wh” words
- Words with the “k” sound spelt “ch”
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Punctuation |
- To model where we use full stops and capital letters.
- To read sentences aloud to check they make sense.
- Begin to use and understand question marks.
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- To use a comma to separate items in a list.
- To continue practising when we use full stops and capital letters.
- To understand when we do not need exclamation marks.
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- To ensure capital letters and full stops are frequently used.
- To use a range of punctuation such as question marks and exclamation marks.
- To revise commas in a list.
- To introduce apostrophes.
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Grammar |
- To look at nouns
- To revise the function of statement, question, command and exclamation
- Sentence structures
- Past tense
- To understand Standard English
- To begin to express time, place and cause using a range of conjunctions
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- Introduce noun phrases
- To revise the function of statement, question, command and exclamation
- To introduce irregular past tense
- To begin to identify the main clause in a sentence
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- To begin to explore coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
- To introduce commas in a list
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- To being using time adverbials
- To use a variety of conjunctions confidently
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- To focus on using exclamation marks confidently
- To revisit time adverbials
- To use consistent tenses
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- To revisit standard English
- To begin to use commas to separate clauses
- To consolidate conjunctions
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Mathematics |
Number
- Place value
- Addition and subtraction
Geometry
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Measurement
- Money
- Length and height
- Mass, capacity and temperature
Number
- Multiplication and division
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Number
Measurement
Statistics
Geometry
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Science |
Human survival |
Habitats |
Uses of Material |
Plant Survival |
Animal Survival |
Computing |
Coding |
Online safety |
Effective searching |
Effective searching |
Making music |
Presenting ideas |
PE |
Invasion Games
Health Related Fitness |
Invasion Games
Sports Hall Athletics |
Gymnastics
Multi skills |
Net and wall games
Invasion games |
Athletics
Striking and Fielding |
RE |
buddhism
Losar
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Christianity
Christmas |
Sikhism
Anand Karaj |
Judaism
Hanukkah |
Islam
Jumu’ah |
Hinduism
Navratri
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PSHE |
Being me in my world |
Celebrating difference |
Dreams and goals |
Healthy me |
Relationships |
Changing me |
Art and DT |
Mix it!
- Colour wheel
- Primary and secondary colours
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Remarkable Recipes
- Sources of food
- Kitchen tools
- Reading recipes
- Hygiene
- Making a school meal
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Flower Head
- Analysing artwork
- Exploring visuals such as colour, shape, texture and pattern
- Focus on Yayoi Kusama
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Beach Huts
- Structures – strengthening
- Using tools
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Push and Pull
- Sliders, levers and linkages
- Making moving greeting cards
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Cut, Stitch and Join
- Focus on Cath Kidson
- Sewing patterns
- Cross stitch
- Embellishment
- Making a bag tag
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Music |
Exploring simple patterns |
Enjoying Improvisation |
Exploring Feelings Through Music |
Inventing A Musical Story |
Music That Makes You Dance |
Exploring Improvisation |