names (and what they mean settled by Anglo Saxons Design Technology shelters Maths – – – – or other settlers?) and the countries that are there links to the anglo saxons today; Kingdoms and maps of the areas eg Mercia – History geography this term – History Anglo Saxon topic – PSHE could look at homes – PSHE changes in aspects of social history: crime around the world and how – and punishments Anglo Saxon punishments vs today some people do not have – issues resources that we do. Poverty – links. Science – Science habitats (small link to – English BBC resources A king’s burial diary shelter creation by different – – – entries / first person recounts/ different viewpoints of animals and their purpose); the events newspaper report of the events of the part of the teaching of this unit – burial- is the impact of changes in an Mini sagas animal/ plant species Hero poetry environment/ habitat Ensure key language and topic words on display destruction. Hot seating characters from Beowulf Hot seating witnesses to the king’s burial English – Hot seating an Anglo Saxon Runes / writing and similarities to English today Maths opportunities for – Dramatic re-enactments / conscience alley re: crime measuring skills to be practiced – and punishment (PSHE links) present the case – against a decide what we should do with ‘criminal’ – him/her Maths - Key Objectives/Skills covered: (all copied from Key Objectives/Skills Key Objectives/Skills covered: nc14) covered: Art – Art record their observations and use them to Art dt this term – – Computing review and revisit – to improve their mastery of art and design Computing see switched on – Design Technology art this term techniques, including drawing; ict – Geography history this term Computing see switched on ict Technical – Design Technology – – knowledge History -
names (and what they mean – settled by Anglo Saxons or other settlers?) and the countries that are there today; Kingdoms and maps of the areas – eg Mercia History – Anglo Saxon topic PSHE – changes in aspects of social history: crime and punishments – Anglo Saxon punishments vs today – issues Science – English – BBC resources – A king’s burial – diary entries / first person recounts/ different viewpoints of the events – newspaper report of the events of the burial- Mini sagas Hero poetry Ensure key language and topic words on display Hot seating characters from Beowulf Hot seating witnesses to the king’s burial Hot seating an Anglo Saxon Runes / writing and similarities to English today Dramatic re-enactments / conscience alley – re: crime and punishment (PSHE links) – present the case against a ‘criminal’ – decide what we should do with him/her Maths - Design Technology – shelters – links to the anglo saxons History – geography this term PSHE – could look at homes around the world and how some people do not have resources that we do. Poverty links. Science – habitats (small link to shelter creation by different animals and their purpose); part of the teaching of this unit is the impact of changes in an animal/ plant species environment/ habitat destruction. English – Maths – opportunities for measuring skills to be practiced Maths – Key Objectives/Skills covered: (all copied from nc14) Art – record their observations and use them to review and revisit to improve their mastery of art and design techniques, including drawing; Computing – see switched on ict Key Objectives/Skills covered: Art – dt this term Computing – see switched on ict Design Technology – Technical knowledge Key Objectives/Skills covered: Art – Computing – Design Technology – art this term Geography – history this term History -
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