The Meadows Primary School Curriculum Overview for Year 6 Term 5 2015 Week 1 Math’s English Rotation, reflection & translation of shapes Writing identify all the symmetries of 2-D shapes find lines of reflection symmetry in shapes and diagrams recognise order of rotation symmetry transform shapes reflect shapes in oblique (45°) mirror lines where the shape either does not touch the mirror line, or where the shape cross the mirror line Foundation Subjects Who is Chris Gilmour? PE Non-chronological reports Identifying the features Researching Chris Gilmour SPAG Athletics Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the shot put Conjunctions Art Reading Sculpture – explore and experiment Looking at the work of Chris Gilmour Investigating cardboard pulling, tearing, ripping, cutting, threading, weaving etc Developing mastery and control in techniques Understanding questions and identifying their key points reviewing answers given in 2014 paper Culture Community and Me RE Why do people believe in God? Science Changing and separating materials Describing changes when materials are mixed Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy Introduction to the ocarina Week 2 Rotation, reflection & translation of shapes reflect shapes not presented on grids, by measuring perpendicular distances to/from the mirror reflect shapes in two mirror lines, where the shape is not parallel or perpendicular to either Writing PE Non-chronological reports Planning Writing report about Chris Gilmour Investigating impact of presentation and layout Editing Athletics SPAG 2013 Practice Paper RE Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the long jump Art Sculpture – invent Planning design choosing appropriate techniques to convey meaning Exploring different understandings of God PSHE Life Education Bus – Drugs and alcohol Week 3 mirror rotate shapes, through 90° or 180°, when the centre of rotation is a vertex of the shape, and recognize such rotations translate shapes along an oblique line Reasoning and problem solving working backwards problems Finding all the possibilities problems Explaining and justifying methods Science 2012 SATs paper Read questions, answer and review addressing any misconceptions Changing and separating materials Describing changes when materials heated and cooled Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy and control Beginning to play a selection of notes on the ocarina Writing Who is God? PE Non-chronological reports Refining skills in planning for a purposeful and focused content Refine skills in organising paragraphs each with clear focus, main ideas and the development of ideas and opinions Plan for a non-chronological report on ‘Who is God?’ Choosing the right prefixes and suffixes Reading Practice of SAT questions focusing on 2/3 mark answers Reasoning and problem solving Solving a range of problems from different areas of math’s identify more complex patterns, making How to embellish Evaluating and critiquing ideas Reading SPAG Week 4 Read questions, answer and review addressing any misconceptions Writing Non-chronological reports Independent write of ‘Who is God?’ report Use of simple and complex RE Athletics Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the javelin What names and attributes are given to God by believers? Art Sculpture – create Building the sculpture Displaying mastery of using tool – cardboard, craft knives, glue guns Critiquing and adapting design Science Changing and separating materials Irreversible and reversible changes Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy and control Beginning to play a selection of notes on the ocarina PE RE Athletics What similarities and differences between faiths illustrate distinctive beliefs about God? Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the hurdles generalisations in words and begin to express generalisations using symbolic notation Week 5 SATs week – sit papers sentences with subordinate clause to provide additional detail Editing SPAG 2014 Practice Paper Read questions, answer and review addressing any misconceptions Reading Practice of SAT questions addressing any misconceptions identified Games day – South Glos trainer in school on Wednesday PSHE Relationship and sex education Art Sculpture – create Adding visual and tactile elements and embellishments to sculpture Critiquing and adapting design Science Changing and separating materials Recovering dissolved solids Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy, control and fluency Refine skills in playing a range of notes on the ocarina SATs Week – Reduced timetable due to testing in morning and afternoon (level 6 testing) SATs week – sit papers PE Athletics Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the sprint Art Sculpture – evaluate Consider and discuss ideas and methods of Chris Gilmour and relate to our own approach Evaluate and analyses design, invent and create process Science Changing and separating materials Planning and carrying out an investigation Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy, control and fluency Refine skills in playing a range of notes on the ocarina Week 6 There will be a week long project that encompasses a range of different subject areas PE Bikeability Athletics Show complete accurate control, speed, strength and stamina in the long distance run Sports day – team leaders and organizers Science Changing and separating materials Evaluating and questioning results of investigation Music Play and perform in solo and ensemble contexts, playing musical instruments with accuracy, control, expression and fluency Refine skills in playing a range of notes on the ocarina Keeping safe on the roads – for pupils who select to take part RE What do I believe about God? PSHE Relationship and sex education