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English

Twinkl Phonics

  • Levels 5 & 6

Reading

  • Vocabulary, Inference, Predicting, Explaining, Retrieval & Sequencing.

Grammar/Punctuation

  • Use subordinating conjunctions (e.g. because, when, if)

  • Use coordinating conjunctions (e.g. and, but, so)

  • Write in the present tense

  • Apostrophes for possession and contractions.

Writing

  • Newspaper Reports & Recounts – Little Red Riding Hood 
    • Write clear introductions using the 5Ws (Who, What, Where, When, Why)
    • Explore features of recounts and newspaper reports

Non-Chronological Reports – Animals

  • Include key features such as titles, headings and paragraphs
  • Use technical vocabulary

Maths

Number: 

  • Fractions: Recognise and find non-unit fractions, including halves, quarters and three-quarters
  • Count in fractions up to a whole and understand that two quarters is the same as one half

Measurement

  • Mass, Capacity and Temperature

Time: 

  • Tell the time to o’clock, half past, quarter past/to, and to/past the hour (including 5-minute intervals)
  • Know there are 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in a day

Statistics:

  • Create and interpret tally charts, tables, block diagrams and pictograms 
  • Draw and read pictograms using scales of 2, 5, and 10.

Science

Animal survival

  • Habitats and microhabitats
  • Invertebrates and invertebrate groups
  • Animal needs for survival
  • Food chains
  • Human impact on habitats.

Computing

Computing – Learning to Code with Turtle Logo & Scratch

  • Give instructions to move and turn a character
  • Use repeat buttons to make actions happen more than once
  • Add sounds and speech to their programs
  • Start their projects using the green flag.

History

Magnificent Monarchs

  • The Role and qualities of a good monarch
  • Castles around the world
  • Famous monarchs: Alexander the Great, King Mansa Musa, Cleopatra

Geography

Not taught this term.

Greek

Advanced:  Phonics: Revision of Alphabet. Practice of specific phonetic combinations: Αι,Mπ,Ντ,Τσ,Τζ,Γγ,Γκ, Ευ,Αυ Spelling: Common exception words such as “είμαι,” “που,”παίζω” and days of the week. Grammar:Revision of all grammar rules. Reading: Aesop’s myths and Traditional Greek stories. Writing: a paragraph about a myth.

Beginners.: Daily routines-Hobbies, Summertime in Greece,

Letters: Φ,Ξ,Ψ, Revision. Basic Verbs: (Θέλω, μου αρέσει), stories, rhymes, songs, playground games, crafts relevant to the topics.

Greek Culture

The twelve labours of Hercules – part 3

  • Discover Hercules’ final labours and the challenges he overcame. 
  • Explore myths about bravery, strength and Greek beliefs.

Music

  • Singing songs related to nature themes
  • Performing music in 2/4 & 4/4 time signature 
  • Focusing on tempo, speed and dynamics of the music

Understanding basic musical structure through expressive elements of music such as grave and brillante.

Art & Design

Animal Art

  • Use of mixed media
  • Explore and create patterns

Food & Technology

  • Designing and cooking a healthy meal.

PE

Striking and fielding games

  • Catching, throwing, kicking, hitting
  • Striking with the hand, striking with an implement
  • Moving into position to receive or intercept the object
  • Concepts of striking and fielding games.

Swimming / Core aquatic skills

  • Floating, gliding, submerging, breathing
  • Traveling through water with control and confidence
  • Developing stroke technique and water safety awareness.

PSHE

Health and Wellbeing  -Growing Up

  • Understanding our bodies 
  • Exploring personal boundaries and recognising differences
  • Learning about families
  • Discussing growing up and identifying changes.

How can you help at home?

  • Establish a regular homework routine
  • Listen to your child read daily and help with learning weekly spellings and maths homework
  • Support your child with their termly projects
  • Promote healthy eating by providing healthy snacks.
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