Summer

We hope you have had a wonderful Easter break and are ready for a new term jam-packed with lots of fun and interesting topics.

Here are our wider curriculum topics for this 

 

Geography The River Nile

 

Get ready to take a journey to Egypt down the River Nile…

In geography, we will jump in a felucca and go on a journey of discovery up and down the River Nile! This topic will teach the children everything they need to know about the River Nile and its impact on Egypt. They will learn to locate the River Nile on a world map and identify the countries it runs through, identify the source and mouth of the river, investigate its main physical and human features, and much more. This will link nicely with our Ancient Egypt History topic in summer 2.

Here is a link to an eBook to learn more information!

 

Science Plants

 

How do plants grow and survive? How do they turn sunlight into food? How do plants reproduce?

In science, we will be exploring what plants need in order to survive and grow. From looking at the life cycle of a plant the many different clever ways different plants use to reproduce to dissecting plants to see how they work, this topic is packed full of fun.

 

Art Plant Art

We are plant artists!

In Art, we will immerse the class in the beauty of nature. Children will be introduced to a variety of plant-themed artworks created by famous artists, and encouraged to express their opinions of them. They will learn how to make careful observations, mix different tints, shades and tones of colour, and create the illusion of depth within a picture. They will also have the opportunity to create their own 3D flower sculpture from clay and practise the skill of printing learned last term.

 

Other non-core subjects

PE - Athletics

Computing E-Safety, Email and Branching Databases

RESikhism

Music – Jazz

Spanish – Ice cream flavours

PSHE - citizenship

 

Our Whole Class Text in English

Thieves of Ostia – By Caroline Lawrence

 

Set in AD 79, The Thieves of Ostia by Caroline Lawrence follows 10-year-old Flavia Gemina, who lives in the Roman port of Ostia. When she forms a "gang" with her new neighbours—Jonathan, a Jewish boy; Nubia, an African slave girl; and Lupus, a mute beggar boy—they work together to solve the mystery of who is killing and beheading the guard dogs in her neighborhood

 

 

 
   

 

 

Timetable

Monday

PE

Wednesday

Homework due

Friday

Swimming

Homework set

 

  Weekly Timetable

Monday

PE – come to school in PE kit

Tuesday

 

Wednesday

 

Thursday

Homework due today

Friday

Reading records checked and booked changed

Swimming

Feel good Friday uniform

Homework set today

 

 

Spellings

To be completed through EdShed.

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