Planning for KS2

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Planning for Progress @ KS2

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

Needs analysis: Assessment New, higher expectations and making sense of the limited guidance in the statutory requirements Developing KS2 requirements into a 4 year programme resources and subject knowledge of lesser concern

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

I. Listening & Speaking Languages programme of study: KS2 (DfE) Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Listen to the language and understand the meaning of familiar words and phrases linked to topics such as me, my family and greetings/ introductions. Listen to and understand a series of short sentences on a familiar theme. Listen to and understand longer sentences with some unfamiliar words. Listen to and understand several longer sentences on a familiar theme with some unfamiliar language. Listen attentively to spoken language and show understanding by joining in and responding Listen and respond to the language with actions, symbols and pictures. Listen to and follow simple instructions (e.g. 3-5 classroom instructions such as Hands up, Listen and repeat, Stand up/sit down please ) Listen to information and respond in English to questions Listen and respond to a wider range of classroom instructions and some simple questions (e.g. Talk to your partner, Join in, Your turn now, Get classroom equipment ) Listen to a short message, dialogue, set of instructions or story and note the main points. Listen and respond to classroom instructions and a range of questions. Listen to a range of longer texts of different types and note the main points and some details. Listen and respond to a wide range of spoken language.

A Bonjour! Emerging B Bonjour! A Je m appelle Mary et toi? B Je m appelle John. Tu as des animaux? A Oui! J ai un chat. Tu aimes les chiens? B Je n aime pas les chiens. A Au revoir. B Au revoir. A Bonjour! Exceeding B Salut! A Tu t appelles comment? B Je m appelle Mary. A Ca va Mary? B Ca va bien merci. Et toi, tu t appelles comment? A Je m appelle John. B Tu aimes des animaux? A Oui! J adore les animaux. J ai un chat. Tu aimes des animaux? B Non! Je déteste les animaux. A Au revoir! B À bientôt! A Bonjour! B Salut! Expected A Tu t appelles comment? B Je m appelle Mary. A Ca va Mary? B Ca va bien merci. Et toi, tu t appelles comment? A Je m appelle John. B Tu as des animaux? A Oui! J ai un chat. B Tu aimes les chiens? A Non! Je déteste les chiens. B Oh, j aime les chiens! Au revoir! A Salut. Year 4 Exemplification

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

Primary TeachMeet 28 th April 2015 Session 4 Grammar Session 3 Writing Session 1 Listening & Speaking Session 2 Reading Subject Leader Conference

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

1. Background 2. Key materials AIMS 3. Course structure 4. Taster session 5. Evaluation 6. Next steps

Bertram Richter: @bertramrichter Rebecca Bollands: deputy@howes.coventry.sch.uk