Pathway 2 Curriculum Plan Summer Term
Pathway 2 Curriculum Overview - Summer Term - 2022 Where my food comes from |
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Maths |
English |
Global Learning |
Number and Counting |
·Reading Topic book for term- Handa’s surprise. |
Geographical knowledge
Where food comes from-Foods from around the world- link to commonwealth games countries. From plant to plate- the story of food transportation for fruit Shopping in supermarkets- finding out where in the world different food comes from. What kind of food do my family buy/eat? Where do they shop? – class surveys. Planning, shopping for and preparing simple, healthy meals – Vegetable salad, pasta salad, fruit salad, chaana chaat. Sustainability- Considering more sustainable shopping practices- e.g buying local, less packaging, compare buying from supermarket to a market stall- 5 Daily in Moseley. Identify and purchase fair trade produce in supermarket.
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· Daily opportunities for Number and Counting within a range of lessons and daily practical experiences. · Maths songs and games. · Counting objects, addition and subtraction. · Number recognition, rote counting. · Group Maths games |
· Weekly reading of Rapid reading/PM reading and Symbols making sense scheme books. · Personalised symbol books based on Food from around the world and Healthy Eating themes, individual experiences and interests. · Daily opportunities for reading symbols, cue cards and symbol sentences. · Sequencing a story. |
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Geometry and Measures |
Writing |
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· Measuring and sorting by size- link to gardening through measuring plants, bulbs, seeds, fruit and vegetables. Links to Handa’s surprise · Measuring height and length and different foods and plants. · Sorting and identifying objects. · Making bar charts and tally charts.
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· Writing, tracing and copying key vocabulary, ingredients, names and places related to the topic theme, as well as individually motivating / relevant words. · Making posters and adverts for the garden shop and The Incredible Surplus project. · Writing invitations and making cards. · Writing ingredients and instructions for healthy snacks.
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Physical Education |
Speaking and Listening |
Assembly themes and RE |
· Daily access to movement activities at playtimes. · Weekly PE sessions– Athletics and Games skills · Weekly movement through Circus skills session. · Weekly access to school community including the garden and access to trampoline.
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· Expressive communication through PECS, using Communication books, Makaton and vocalising. · Group storytelling and turn taking, listening and responding to requests. · Teaching topic related vocabulary and signs, modelling key words and sentences. · Using colourful semantics approach to build vocabulary and structure. · Listening and following instructions. |
· Eid celebration. · Avoiding food waste. · International Day of Families. · Queens jubilee celebrations. · World Environment Day. · World refugee day. · Looking after our environment. · Nelson Mandela day |
Art – Printing and Textiles |
RHSE- SRE |
Preparing for Adulthood (Post 16) |
· Explore techniques of printing including batik. Focus on Colour and shape · Looking at Artist Yinka Shonibare- textiles · Creating Artwork for presentation at the Mac for Commonwealth games. · Sewing around shapes · Look at collage artist-Arcimboldo-fruit and vegetable collages · Creating collages with objects, materials and images.
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Different relationships, Naming body parts Relationships- family and friends. Life cycle of a human Puberty and adolescence – how we grow and change Sexual relationships and consent Living in the Wider World Human rights, My community, Preparing for adulthood, Transition and change
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Daily experiences and activities under the 4 PFA outcomes, both as part of a small group and individualised and personally relevant: 1.Employment – Growing foods in the garden, creating items for Garden sale. 2. Independent Living – Cooking skills, household skills and cleaning in flat. 3. Community Inclusion – Shopping in supermarket for ingredients, visit to local market stall- 5 Daily in Moseley. 4. Health- Preparing healthy meals and snacks. Engaging in exercise |