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Our topic is:
Flight Engineers
The children will learn:
About the chronological history of flight.
The social and economical importance of flight.
Reading and creating timelines
The life of Amelia Earhart and her connection to Burry Port.
Study in detail a pioneer of flight engineering and how they influenced modern flight.
Finding information from the internet and non-fiction books.
Observational drawings of flying transport.
Carry out simple tests to see how high/far flying toys travel.
Read and write instructions on how to make/use a flying toy.
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The children will learn:
Place Value of 3 and 4 digit numbers.
Counting in 25’s 50’s and 100s.
Addition and subtraction strategies.
Multiplication and division strategies.
Angles.
Coordinates.
2d shapes and their properties.
Tell and write the time to the minute using 12 and 24 hour clocks on analogue and digital clocks; calculate time intervals.
Measure in metres, centimetres and millimetres; convert lengths between units.
Record using decimal notation.
Decimals, percentages and their equivalence to fractions.
Problem solving, reasoning and algebra.
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Our novel is:
The children will learn:
Joined Handwriting.
Reading with meaning.
Spelling patterns.
Report writing.
Use adjectives, similes, metaphors to add detail to sentences.
Story writing in familiar settings.
Speech marks to show character dialogue.
Punctuation – capital letters, full stops, question marks and exclamation marks.
Comprehension.
To proof read their work.
To draft and re-draft work making improvements.
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Our topic is:
Solids and liquids
The children will learn:
Visible features of solids and liquids.
Shape and volume of solids and liquids.
Changes in states and matter: boiling, heating, melting, freezing, solidifying.
Separating solids
Different types of liquid.
To make scientific predictions.
To construct a fair test looking at variables.
Complete an investigation.
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