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Rayne Primary and Nursery School

Welcome to Elm Class 2021/2022

Class Staff: Mrs Lambert and Mrs Anderson

You can email Mrs Lambert and Mrs Anderson at: ks2@rayne.essex.sch.uk

Spring Curriculum Map

English

Class Text: The Hodgehog – Dick King Smith

Narrative: Multiple narrator story (Oliver Twist)

Non-Fiction: Non-Chronological text (Victorians)

Poetry: Appreciation

Maths

Multiplication and Division:

Recapping 2-, 5- and 10-times tables.

3,4- and 8-times tables

Multiplying a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number.

Dividing a 2-digit number by a 1-digit number.

Money:

Counting money

Converting pounds and pence.

Adding money

Subtracting money (giving change)

Theme

Driver Subject: History

Who were the Victorians?
What impact did they have?
What was life like as a Victorian? For the rich, poor and middle-class Victorians?

Computing

To recognise basic inputs and outputs

To decompose a laptop

To understand the purpose of computer parts

To decompose a tablet computer

Using DB Primary

Physical Education

Games:

Basketball

Indoor:

Dance

Music

Charanga: Make you feel my love

Learning to sing as part of a group

Playing instruments

Improvising and composing

Performing

Elm Class

Spring 1

Learning Challenge Question:

What was it like to be Oliver Twist?

Art and Design

Focus: Art

Art Nouveau – William Morris

Work and features of William Morris

Stained-glass windows, illustrations and wallpaper

Religious Education

Islam (5 Pillars)

Understand meaning and significance of Shahadah for Muslims

Understand the origins and significance of the call to prayer Understand the daily rituals of prayer for Muslims.

Personal, Social and Health Education

Feelings and Friendship

How do we grow and change?

Changes that happen at puberty; keeping good hygiene; describing intensity of feelings to others; managing complex emotions; different types of relationships; what makes a healthy relationship (friendship); maintaining positive relationships; who is responsible for their health and wellbeing; to ask for advice

Modern Foreign Languages

Shapes

Revising key vocabulary

Learning key structures

Asking and answering questions

Creating presentations

How you can help at home:

Ensure your child can log in to DB Primary to access their class page and their home learning tasks set each week.
Support your child with their home learning if needed, encourage them to ask for help if necessary.
Encourage your child to read at home daily, share texts together.
Encourage your child to use SumDog and Times Table Rock Stars log ins at home regularly.
Support your child in developing their independence by reminding them of deadlines for homework (Thursdays).
Help to develop your child’s resilience by sharing mistakes and what we can learn from them.
Have fun with your child and help them feel relaxed about school, remind them to just do their best!

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