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CURRICULUM GRID - SUMMER
YEAR 6
   
English
Poetry - writing and reading, an overview of different poetry types, narrative, haiku, limerick, shape, etc.  
Vocabulary extension.
Revision of tools of the Poet.
A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Interviewing and writing up interviews - linked to history.
Public Speaking - Election 2010.
Mathematics
Mental calculation strategies, pencil and paper procedures, money and 'real life' problems.
Making decisions and checking results using a calculator, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion.
Shape and space, handling data, measures.
Science
Interdependence and adaptation: plants and animals, food chains and soil conditions.
Micro-organisms: germs and disease, decay and micro-organisms in food production.
History
What was it like for children in the Second World War?
The Blitz.  Evacuation.  Rationing.  Our area in the war.  Children in war zones today.

Geography

Rivers - world rivers, British rivers, features of rivers.

French

Prepositions, to the/at the, places in town, directions, school subjects, opinions, daily routine, time.  French Trip. 

Religious
Education

Comparative Religions: Milestones of Life - Birth, Marriage and Death.
What does it mean to be a Muslim?

Art

Reading paintings - art appreciation.

D.T.

Slippers.

Music

 

Most of the term will be spent working on the Songs for 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' - chorus songs and solos.
Repertoire - work on pulse, rhythm, pitch, dynamics, timbre and structure.  Compose - choice of Binary or Ternary Form. Use melodic and non-melodic instruments.
PSHE
Growing up, puberty, taking risks, moving on, change.                   

Drama

A Midsummer Night's Dream preparation.
Physical Education
All athletic events, ESAA Awards, swimming.
Tennis. Girls - Rounders.

ICT

Internet research and creating PowerPoint presentation on Home Front and Microsoft Publisher.

 

 

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