CLASS 2s CURRICULUM MAP: Spring Term 2015 Our Vision is to realise our dreams through a journey of choice, challenge and adventure. Learning to Care: We want to enable our children to make good choices through taking responsibility We want to ensure our children recognise and manage the challenges they are faced with Caring to Learn: We want to encourage each child to be intrinsically motivated to learn and aspire to be anything they want to be We want our children to be involved in how and what they learn and play an active part in their learning journey and in developing their curriculum. Ongoing Learning Objectives Focus Learning Objectives Our Learning theme/s for the Spring term is: Heroes Reading Writing Maths Whole class stories with an identifiable hero eg The Lion,Witch and the Wardrobe, The Highway Rat, Animal Heroes. Non-fiction texts for researching real-life heroes eg Buzz Aldrin Pupils will learn to: * Write different types of sentence (question, command and statement) Pupils will learn: * Recognise the place value of each digit and use this knowledge to solve problems * Solve problems with addition and subtraction *Identify and describe the properties of 2D and 3D shapes * Begin to count in 2’s, 5’s and 10’s, making links to multiplication * Begin to take responsibility for their own learning by working on their number targets at home Focus Phonics Sounds: Split diagraphs eg a-e,(cake) i-e, (time), ee,(theme) o-p,(hope) ue,(fume) * Use extended noun phrases to add description (e.g. the dark, spooky wood) * Write their own story with a heroic character * Write a “fact file” for a hero of their choice Throughout the year children will be expected to read for 10-15 mins at home every day. Throughout the year children will be expected to be confident using capital letters and full stops correctly. Throughout the year children will continue to become confident with using numbers to 100. Religious Education Science Focus: Judaism and The Torah Objectives: For pupils to experience and learn about: 1. Jewish beliefs and celebrations. 2. The importance of the Torah. 3. The importance of the Synagogue as a place of Worship. Focus: To work scientifically. Objectives: * To use their knowledge of materials to explore the suitability of a range of different materials to clothe a superhero eg by designing an experiment to test endurance or water resistance *To make observations and begin to draw conclusions from results. Computing Physical Education Focus: Coding and E-Safety Objectives: Focus: Gymnastics Objectives: For pupils to create simple programs using Espresso coding software. For pupils to be aware of the importance of e-safety To participate in gymnastics, developing co-ordination and control. Arts (Art & Design, DT & Music) Geography & History Focus: Art inspired by theatre trip (Narnia, Aslan) Moon Landing Collage, Famous Artists(Picasso) Objectives: * Fold, crumple, tear and overlap papers * Experiment with different painting techniques * Collect, sort, name and match colours appropriate for an image * Experiment with a variety of tools and techniques Focus: Location Knowledge and Famous People Objectives: * Name and locate the world’s seven continents and five oceans * Use world maps, atlases and globes * Lives of significant individuals and heroic explorers eg Christopher Columbus, The Wright Brothers ,Buzz Aldrin, Tim Peake Personal Development, Well-Being & Behaviour Spiritual, Moral, Social & Cultural Links (SMSC) Focus: Friendships & Keeping safe on line Objectives: For pupils to learn how to manage conflict with their peers and to learn to recognise and deal with bullying (anti-bullying week) For pupils to learn how to keep safe online Spiritual: Daily assembly, daily reflection and prayer, moments of awe and wonder. Moral: Stories with a moral, moral dilemmas, differences between right and wrong. Social: Partner work, friendships, forgiveness, how to get along together. Cultural: How different cultures celebrate for example Diwali, Christmas. WOW Day: Pirate Themed Day (Date to be confirmed)