The South Norwood Academy Curriculum Maps
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1 The South Norwood Academy Curriculum Maps Year 1 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Could you live on What can art teach Who would live in a house Who has used a bucket and How do you get the moon? us about nature? like this? spade? there? Why do we have bonfires on the 5th November? Article 24 Should we pay for water? Text Man on the Moon (POR) / Aliens love underpants The Owl who was afraid of the dark Lila and the secret of the rain (POR)/Bringing the rain for Kapati Plain The tiger who came to Tea/The slightly annoying elephant/the snail and the whale/the Gruffalo Traditional tales: The three little pigs/jack and the beanstalk Meerkat mail//seahorse/is the Blue Whale the Biggest thing there is? A range of nonfiction books on transport Science Seasonal changes Seasonal changes Seasonal changes - Human and physical Art & Design throughout all topics Safe image search & grouping Transport and Exploration (continue Summer2) Mae Jemison Significant individuals Tim Peaks Living memory Making a moon Texture Guy Fawkes Local history Fireworks Painting, drawing, sculpture Seasonal changes Weather- Human and physical - Geographical skills and fieldwork - Place knowledge - Locational knowledge Animals (including humans) No taught this No taught this Henri Rousseau Jungle collage Plants (children to grow tallest plant) Human and physical /Geographical skills and fieldwork No taught this No Art & Design taught this Everyday materials Human and physical /Geographical skills and fieldwork Toys beyond living memory (Victorian toys including bucket and spade) STEM Use a range of materials to design and make products (design and make own toy) Health week SRE (humans) No taught this Transport and Exploration - The first aeroplane flight/croydon airport/surrey Iron Railway Events beyond living memory Christopher Columbus Significant individual No Art & Design taught this
2 RE/PSHE/SEAL Going for goals Good to be me Relationships Christianity Changes Music Writing outcomes No Music taught this Captions Poetry Chronological order Fireworks Experiment with, create, select and combine sounds No Music taught this Retell the story Poetry Why would you not find a Gruffalo at the zoo? Explanation text Animal fact files Poetry Dictionary work No Music taught this Predictable and patterned language Writing narratives in order Instructions The three little pigs/little red riding hood/goldilocks Postcards Fantasy setting Trips/Visits Science Dome Owl visit St Luke s Clock tower Labelling Year 2 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 How can I use the power of Can a cat be a killer? yet? What is our school made of? Why was the great fire of London so great? Why would a species become endangered? What can we find in the country park? Text Tin Forest Raven Boy/ Great fire of London Diary of a Killer Cat Gorilla Katy in London (POR) Science Materials and their properties Living things and their habitats Animals including humans Health week - SRE Plants Art & Design No taught this Mary Seacole and Edith Cavell Significant individual STEM Build a waterproof shelter skills and fieldwork creating a map of the route of the fire/london walk Pudding lane Where do we live? Samuel Pepys significant individual Local history significant historical events GFL No Art & Design taught this Locational knowledge a cat from every Continent. Where do we live? Human and physical geography different coasts from different climates No taught this month No Art & Design taught this Writers Workshop Biography Anthony Browne Interior monologues Character voice, thoughts and feelings Retelling from another point of view Character descriptions SATs Something went wrong? Great! How can you use this mistake to improve your work? Stuck? Awesome! What can you try next? Finding it tricky? Wonderful! What will you practice to get better? Not the best? Brilliant! Who van you learn more from? Our locality human and physical/field work What s so interesting about Croydon? Where do we live? of South Norwood People and places in their own locality Andy Goldsworthy
3 throughout all topics Photography RE/SEAL/PSHE Going for goals Hinduism Getting on and falling out Comprehension design their questions for each other. Fact files Gorillas WWF research Don t know what to do? Terrific! How will you tackle this challenge? Easy? Right! How can we make this more challenging for you? Changes of the two characters Music Rhyming and Rap Animal Poetry Poetry recitals Writing outcomes Recounts Mr Big Little red riding hood Recount Point of view Letter Setting Descriptions Non Chronological Descriptions Non Chronological Biographies Poetry GFL book Unspoken Tunnel The puffin book of fantastic poems. Poetry Box Year 3 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 How was the Sone Age different to What can we learn from a shadow? How can we survive being lost in the Where would we be without iron? What do we believe? Why were the Ancient Egyptians so great? today? forest? Text Stone Age Boy Light and Shadows Ice Palace The iron Man Ancient Egypt Non - Fiction Non - Fiction Science Rocks and Soils Light and Shadow Health week (humans) Forces and Magnets Health Week (Animals) Plants Article 24 - Right to health and health services Volcanoes No taught OS Maps Earthquakes No taught this Comparing Europe and Art & Design throughout all topics. Stone Age HopScotch App this First black footballers Article 31 The right to leisure, play and culture No taught this Cave Paintings Lowry No Art & Design taught this Egypt Iron Age No taught this Ancient Egypt No Art & Design taught this No Art & Design taught this Making mummies and sarcophaguses
4 Music Exploring Sound RE/PSHCE/SEAL Good to be me Changes New beginnings Relationships Sikhism Article 14 The right to thoughts, beliefs and religion Writing outcomes Instructions Experiment write up Interior Monologue Fact File Character descriptions Setting descriptions Retelling a story Experiment write up Character descriptions Setting descriptions Retelling a story from a different perspective Life after death in Ancient Egypt Experiment write up It s disgusting and we ate it Trips/Visits Science Dome Selhurst Park Stadium Horton Kirby Iron Age Activity Day Science Museum workshop Sydenham Woods Year 4 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Question Who was Edward Tulane? Why did Charles Dickens write Oliver Twist? Could you live through a natural disaster? Should all animals live in the wild? What is enlightenment? Why were the Romans so powerful? Text Edward Tulane Oliver Twist Running Wild The Story of Buddha Escape from Pompeii Science Animals including humans SRE Health Week Sound Living things and their habitats States of Matter Electricity Rivers Comparing Indonesia and the UK The Water Cycle No taught this No taught this Human Physical Features Rosa Parks Significant individuals Research presentations + App smashing Victorians Significant individual Thomas Crapper No taught this No taught this No taught this Romans
5 Art & Design throughout all topics. Life-sized Edward Tulane Map & Data collection Cooking Portrait sketches Mountain sketches Animal sketches Portraits sketches Mosaics Volcano sketches Rabbit Sketches RE/PSHCE/SEAL Good to be me Going for goals Relationships Living in the wider world Buddhism Changes Music Writing outcomes Compose a piece using un tuned instruments for a part of the story Who was Lionel Bart? singing The Rabbits Street Child Exploring sound Sounds in the jungle Exploring sound - Chants, timbre, pitch, crescendo Non-fiction report Fact files Narrative predictions No music taught this Year 5 and 6 Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 What effect does a relationship have on you? Can war ever be right? What is above and beyond? Why is there life on Earth? What is freedom of speech? Can you fight for peace? Article 30 & 42 What do we understand about Rights Respecting Is Cuckmere Haven similar to Cornwall? Is Cuckmere Haven similar to Croydon? Text There s a boy in the Girl s Bathroom Night by Elli Wiesel Avatar Visual Literacy The Giants Necklace Year 6 Revision Year 5 & 6 Year 6 Year 5 Year 5 & 6 Year 5 Year 6 Year 5 Year 5 & 6 Science Evolution Website Creation Light and Electricity Earth, Space, Forces Earth, Space, Forces SRE Health Week Place Knowledge of a region of the United Kingdom, and Germany / Europe Allies and axis Locality Comparison Human and Physical Locations knowledge Coasts,rivers, mountains Geographical skills and field work. WWII Man Landings Great African Leaders Nelson Mandela
6 Art & Design throughout all topics. Personality Collages Ben Uri gallery LGFL Website Chalk and paint skylines Sketching wildlife (Banshee) Papier Mache planets and terrain Laika Space travel astronauts (Dog) Papier Mache planets and terrain Malala RE/PSHCE/SEAL Relationships Health and well being New beginnings Relationships Bereavement Changes Judaism Music Caribbean Poetry Vera Lynn Propaganda songs Writing outcomes News Persuasive writing Non chronological Kensuke s Kingdom Once Short stories Explanations Skellig The planets Holst Once Silver Sword African music Nigeria 1980 s Fela Kuti
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