Year 5 Curriculum Overview

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1 Year 5 Curriculum Overview RRS is Rights Respecting Statements and identifies articles from the UN convention on the rights of a child Term 1 Autumn Term 2 Spring Term 3 Summer Subject Curriculum enrichment English across the curriculum Speaking and listening Reading and Writing Myths and Legends On-going across the curriculum-article 29 Your education should help you use and develop your talents and abilities. - Greek Myths and Legends - Intech trip (Earth and Space) The Victorians Our Environment - Ironbridge - Rivers Chilworth Gunpowder mills - Leith Hill Starting point Genre Starting point Genre Starting point Genre About me - RRS Myths and Legends Earth and space Cinquains Story writing Character, plot and setting Report writing Lowry Street Child Adverts for inventions Narrative, newspaper reports Diary, character, plot and setting, story writing. Persuasive writing The Delivery A river Rhythm and rhyme Character, plot and setting, story writing. Setting descriptions Poetry Shaun Tan Story writing Character, plot and setting

2 Maths Problem solving, reasoning and fluency Science Working scientifically Holiday Persuasive writing brochure Recognising Performance poetry rhythm and rhyme Number system and place value Addition Subtraction Understanding inverse/calculating unknowns Length Geometry (2D shape) Geometry (Position and Direction) Multiplication Division Fractions Time Earth and Space Movement of planets in the solar system Explain day and night and seasons. Links to Ancient Greece Forces Gravity, air and water resistance. Links with Archimedes screw, Newton - gravity Mass and Capacity Number system and place value Addition and Subtraction Understanding inverse/calculating unknowns Geometry (2D and position/direction) Multiplication Division Fractions Time Statistics Problem Solving revision (all four operations) Living things and their habitats life cycles of mammal, amphibian, insect bird and reproduction Animals including humans Changes in humans to old age Timeline including changes in puberty Gestation periods Number system and place value Addition and Subtraction (including inverse/finding unknowns) Multiplication and Division (including inverse/finding unknowns) Fractions Percentages Geometry (3D shape) Measures Statistics Grouping, dissolving, solutions, filtering, sieving evaporating Reversible and irreversible RRS 16-You have the right to privacy

3 PSHCE including Rights Respecting School RRS: Class charter and compliment cards. RRS 42-You have the right to know your rights. Risks and pressures: E-safety, Feeling valued- Anti-bullying, empathy, valuing people. Similarities and differences what is culture? How to challenge name calling. Government Who Decides? The roles of local to national decision makers. Ancient Greece: a study of Greek life and achievements and their influence on the western world It s my body links with science changes to the body. Personal hygiene. Who you love? RRS 34-You have the right to be free from sexual abuse. Fair trade Financial planning Looking at the world: Recycling and pollution RRS 24-You have the right to a safe and clean environment. RRS 29- You have right to live peacefully, protect the environment and respect other people. Team building History Chronology and locational knowledge Chronology including Victorian Britain: A significant turning point in British history - the industrial revolution. A study of a revolution and a comparison between the lifestyles of the rich and poor. Local river industry Gunpowder Works at Chilworth. A study over time tracing how several aspects of national history are reflected in the locality. RRS 38-You have the right to freedom and protection from War. Geography Greece identify the location, world, continent and country level. Locational knowledge - Ironbridge Rivers: physical geography, including rivers and the water cycle. A study of modern day Greece through holiday brochures. A comparison of two European countries Use fieldwork to observe, measure, record and present the human and physical features in the local area

4 Use the eight points of a compass, four and six-figure grid references, symbols and key (including the use of Ordnance Survey maps) to build their knowledge of the United Kingdom and the wider world RRS 24-You have the right to clean water. Art Starting point Skills Starting point Skills Starting point Skills Greek monsters Lowry Artist Study Collage and heroes Sketch (Drawing and Composition) & Paint. William Morris / Victorians Wallpaper / Print Making Winter landscapes Painting Ironbridge Tile making / painting DT Starting point Skills Starting point Skills Starting point Skills Greek architecture The Acropolis Architecture study Pneumatic system Research, design, make, test and evaluate a moving model. Sewing bags Archimedes Feta & olive scones Food and nutrition: Flat bread pizza Judaism Food & nutrition: Sketch up Research, design, make, test and evaluate a moving model. Computer design, make, test and evaluate Food & nutrition RRS 24-You have the

5 right to nutritious food PE Gymnastics Real PE Net and wall games Real PE Athletics Cricket French En Ville- Countries words for countries, saying where you live, places in town, using il y a and il n y a pas de, simple directions and role plays. Musical instruments Types of music, likes and dislikes, opinions, reasons, connectives, 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd person singular with aimer and negative. Food Likes and dislikes opinions and justifications, interrogatives, adjectives, Instructions for making a pizza - imperative RRS 24-You have the right to nutritious food Describing the weather and seasons- words for seasons and months, weather phrases and difference in sentence structure, comparatives- plus and moins, intensifiers très and assez. Le Systeme Solaire- describing planets using adjectives of size and colour, feminine agreement, adjectival position, plurals, intensifiers, connectives. Animals and environments- describing where animals live, relating this to the weather. 3 rd person singular, connectives.

6 Computing including E-safety E-safety - Using technology, using the internet Scratch Game development RRS-Article 17-You have the right to get information from internet and computers safely E-safety - Using technology, using the internet Office skills - Communicating and collaborating online Creating and publishing Using data E-safety - Using technology, using the internet We are cryptographers cracking codes We are web developers Designing a website based on rivers We are architects Design an art gallery RE The Bible What s it all about? What do Christians believe God is like? Why is light an important sign at Christmas? RRS 14-You have the right to choose you own religion and beliefs. How did the Church begin? Pentecost / Holy Spirit How Church spread Work of Peter and Paul How do Christians know what happened at Easter? RRS 14-You have the right to choose you own religion and beliefs. What is the golden rule are they all the same? What is the Buddhist way of life? RRS 14-You have the right to choose you own religion and beliefs. Music Performance skills and the effect they have on creating a confident and expressive performance. Singing Victorian songs Music appreciation using harmony and pitch around concords and discords. Music through the ages