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Year 5

Curriculum Map

 SUBJECT

AUTUMN 1st

AUTUMN 2nd

SPRING 1st

SPRING 2nd

SUMMER 1st

SUMMER 2nd

THEME

WATER

EXPLORERS

(Space and Tudors)

MEXICO

English

Narrative:

Author Study (5wks)

(Friend or Foe by Michael Morpurgo)

- characterisation

- diary recounts

- persuasive character letters

- letters in role

- biography

Poetry:

Water poems (1wk)

Non-Fiction:

Explanation Texts -Water Cycle (3wks)

Persuasive Texts - Water Aid (3wks)

- letters

- leaflet / oral advertisements

Poetry:

Church Service – The Night Before Christmas (1wk)

Non-Fiction:

Journalism / Newspaper Reports (3wks) (Tuesday by David Wiesner)

- Eye witness accounts

- Neil Armstrong

Narrative:

Superheroes (2wks)

- Play script

- Comic strips

Poetry:

Space themed poetry (1wk) (‘The Moon’ by Emily Dickinson)

Narrative:

Fantasy short stories (2wks) (Tales from Outer Suburbia by Shaun Tan)

Additional narrative text if required: Science Fiction (The Iron Man by Ted Hughes)

Non-Fiction:

Non-Chronological reports (3wks) (Continents, School life)

- Note taking

Narrative:

Myths and Legends (Mayan Creation Myth)

- Characterisation

- Sequencing

- Mythology

Poetry:

Narrative Poetry (3wks)

(The Highwayman)

- Characterisation

- Poetry

- Newspaper report

- Diary recount

Additional narrative text if required: Stories from Other Cultures (Oranges in No-Man’s Land)

Grammar

- Noun phrases

- Descriptive techniques (adjectives, adverbs alliteration, similes, metaphors)

- Direct and reported speech

- Past tense

- casual & effect sentence structure

- causal connectives

- logical connectives

- Punctuation (colons, semi-colons, brackets, bullet points, commas)

- Fact & opinion

- Standard English

- rhetorical questions

- Present tense

- Emotional language

- Modal verbs

- Audience

- Punctuations (colons, bullet points, brackets, question & exclamation marks)

- Direct & Reported speech

- Active & Passive voice

- Past tense

- Time connectives

- Paragraphing

- Key questions

- Descriptive techniques (noun phrase, onomatopoeia)

- Though / Speech bubbles

- Simple sentences

- Modal verbs

- Sequencing conjunctions

- Direct & reported speech

- Inverted commas

- First person

- Punctuation (colon, semi colon, bullet points, dash

- Active & Passive verbs

- Third person

- Present tense

- Standard English

- Fact / Opinion

- Descriptive techniques (noun phrases, adjectives, adverbs, alliteration, similes, metaphors)

- Conjunctions (complex sentences)

- Descriptive techniques (adjectives, adverbs, alliteration, similes, metaphors, onomatopoeia, repetition)

- Intonation and tone

Spelling

unstressed vowels in polysyllabic words.

common letter strings and different pronunciations.

patterns of consonants and to formulate rules.

less common prefixes and suffixes.

word roots, derivations and spelling patterns

word roots, derivations and spelling patterns

Maths

- Place value

- Mental addition & subtraction

- Factors & Prime numbers

- Multiplication and division facts

- Angles

- Length, perimeter and area

- Written multiplication

- Division of four digit numbers

- Fractions

- Decimals

- 2D and 3D shapes

- Tables and bar charts

- Negative numbers

- Addition and subtraction

- Long multiplication

- Square and cube numbers

- Addition and subtraction of fractions

- Reflections

- Mass

- Addition and subtraction

- Multiplication and division

- Calculating fractions

- Percentages

- Capacity

- Line graphs

- Negative and Roman numbers

- Addition and subtraction

- Long multiplication and division

- Fractions

- Diagonals

- Volume, time and money

- Addition and subtraction of money

- Multiplication and division of money

- Decimals and fractions

- Percentages

- Perimeter, area and scale drawing

- Tables and line graphs

Topic Links

Capacity investigation

Proportion – planet sizes

Mayan Patterns - shape

Science

Properties of materials

(states)

Properties of materials

(reversible / irreversible)

Earth and Space

Forces

Living things

Animals including humans

History/

Geography

Fieldwork human / physical features of  local area

Physical geography – rivers and water cycle

Investigation of a Site - Tudors

Location and place knowledge (UK / Americas – trade)

Contrasting world civilisation (Mayans / Paris)

R.E.

Worship – Shabbat and Jewish home/ Rosh Hashanah / Yom Kippur

Inspirational People – Buddha

Beliefs in Action – Christianity / Good Samaritan

Computing

Web design - Frontier

 

E-Safety

 

Computer game design – Borough competition

 

Art

Water features / landscapes (Monet)

Pop Art (Andy Warhol)

Mayan clay vases

D&T

Designing, Making and Evaluating: Boats

(Malleable materials)

Technical Knowledge: Historical scene using pulleys and cams (Mechanical components)

Cooking and Nutrition: Mexican themed savoury snacks (Food)

P.E.

Multiskills

Dance

Invasion Games

Strength, balance, flexibility

Invasion Games

Dance

Swimming

Athletics

Fitness/

Strength

Swimming

Athletics

Gymnastics

Striking and Fielding

Dance

Music

Cyclic patterns – Exploring rhythm and pulse

Journey into Space – Exploring sound sources

Who knows? – Exploring music processes

Production songs

P.S.H.E

(Cambridge)

Myself and My Relationships

Myself and My Relationships

Citizenship – rules and rights

Citizenship – community

Healthy and safer Lifestyles

Sex Education

French

Food

Time: weather and seasons

Classroom Objects

Sports and Leisure

The High Street: buildings / directions

Going Shopping


 

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