Primary 3/4
Autumn Term:
Numeracy Topics
*Place Value – exploring numbers up to 50 (P3)/ up to 100 (P4)
*Addition and Subtraction – understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction, developing knowledge of addition and subtraction facts, writing addition sums vertically (P4)
*Money- Develop understanding up to 20p (P3)/ up to £1 (P4)
*Measures (Time) – Days of the week (P3), telling the time on the analogue clock and digital clock (P3/4), calculating time durations (P4)
*Measures (Length) – measuring length in using non-standard and standard units of measurements i.e., metres/centimetres
*Shape – 2D Shapes
*Shape (Angle)- Right angles
Literacy Topics
Writing
Poetry
- Participate in modelled, shared, guided and independent writing, including composing on a screen
- Talk about and plan what they are going to write
- Investigate and experiment with rhyme and rhythm
- Begin to check their work in relation to specific criteria
- Write for a variety of purposes and audiences
Grammar and Punctuation
- Nouns
- Verbs
- Adjectives
- Question Marks
- Capital letters
Reading
- Guided reading groups in class and home reading book
- AR reading books (P4)
- Independent reading at home and in school (P4)
World Around Us
Our topic this term is "Things that move."
PDMU
Focus : Friendships and The Real Me
Specific weeks: Friendship Week and Anti-Bullying Week
The Arts
Art and Design
- Digital Art and Design - Arcimboldo's Faces, Feelings Filters and Pop Art Collages
Music
- Travel
Drama
- Linked to Friendship Week
- Christmas Show
Physical Education
Games - Throwing and Catching
- Practice and develop the skills of handling, hitting and kicking through a range of activities and using equipment
- Devleop the skills relevant to games, including running, stopping, jumping and skipping
- Make use of space to outwit an opponent
- Take part in simple games (involving individual and co-operative play)
Gymnastics
- Explore a range of movement skills including travelling, jumping and landing, rolling, climbing, transferring weight, balancing
- Explore, practice and improve body management skills
- Form simple sequences by linking movements
- Progress from working individually to working in pairs
- Evaluate their movements and those of others
Spring Term
Numeracy Topics
- Place Value – exploring numbers up to 100 (P3)/ up to 1000 (P4)
- Addition and Subtraction – understanding the relationship between addition and subtraction, developing knowledge of addition and subtraction facts, writing addition sums vertically – working on formal recording (P4)
- Money- Develop understanding up to 50p (P3)/ up to £1 (P4)
- Measures (Time) – telling the time on the analogue clock and digital clock (P3/4), calculating time durations (P4) calendar (P4)
- Measures (Length) – measuring length in using non-standard and standard units of measurements i.e., metres/centimetres
- Shape- 3D Shapes
- Shape (Angle)- Turns, four compass directions, movement and position
- Handling Data (Graphs)- Representing data on block graphs and pictograms, and interpret results.
Literacy Topics
Writing
Persuasive Writing
- Understand the features of persuasive writing
- Recognise that there may be other points of view.
- Use bargaining to persuade.
- Group facts and opinions
Class Novel:
Ancient Egypt (Non-fiction) and Flat Stanley's Worldwide Adventures
Grammar and Punctuation
- Use of powerful verbs
- Full stops and exclamation marks
- Speech marks
- Plurals- adding ‘s’ and ‘es’
- Connectives
- Prepositions
Phonics and Spelling
- Continuing with Levels 3 - 5 Twinkl Phonics scheme
- Complete Spelling Programme: ot, plural, op, og, ob (P3)
- Complete Spelling Programme: rhyme patterns, plurals, ell (st 3), ill, ull, ass, ess (P4)
Reading
- AR reading books (P4)
- Group reading in class
- Independent reading at home and in school (P4)
World Around Us
Our topic this term is "Ancient Egypt."
PDMU
Focus : Difficult Feelings & Stranger danger/Internet Safety
Strategies and skills for self awareness
- Beginning to recognise, name and manage their own feelings and emotions and that they are a natural, important and healthy part of a human being
- Beginning to recognise and manage the effects of strong feelings such as anger, sadness or loss
- Knowing what to do or from whom to seek help when feeling unsafe
- Knowing about potential dangers and threats in the home and environment
- Developing simple safety rules and strategies to protect themselves from potentially dangerous situations
The Arts
Art and Design
The children will
- Learn about textile artist Gunta Stolzl and the decorative art of Gustav Klimt
- Learn about textiles technique and weaving
Music
Music Express: Ancient Worlds
Performance: the children will celebrate the achievements of the 'Amazing Egyptians' and explore 20th century minimalist music inspired by the age of Akhenaten. The will arrange and perform a layered pyramid structure.
Drama
The children will:
- Explore a range of cultural and human issues in a safe environment by participating in dramatic activity and sharing ideas with others
- Develop a range of drama strategies including freeze frame, tableau and hot seating
Physical Education
GYMNASTICS
Shape
- explore a range of movement skills, including travelling, jumping and landing, rolling, climbing, transferring weight, balancing
- improve body management skills form simple sequences
Daily Mile