TGSPA Year 1 primary long term planning 2015 2016

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NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016 AUTUMN TERM 1

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Theme: Writing to entertain – Short stories and poetry

Reading

The Smartest Giant In Town-Julia Donaldson Stories with familiar settings

Writing

Simple Sentences statements/comments

Story

Grammar and Punctuation

Sequencing sentences with capital letters, full stops and fingers spaces

Full stops, capital letters and finger spaces Personal pronoun I

Adjectives

Spellings

the/I

he/she

we/me/be

go/so

said/says

Maths

Counting to 100

Addition and subtraction

Addition totals to 10

Mental Arithmetic

Counting and ordering numbers

Properties of Addition and shape subtraction Number bonds to 5/10

Science R.E

Animals, inc humans

Reading and exploring poetry Rhyming and senses poetry Poetry Rhyming and senses poetry

1 More & 1 Less

Autumn-observing seasonal changes & investigation. Where do I belong? What do I believe?

Humanities Computing

my/by

Our Local environment – A local history and geographic study.

1.1 We are treasure hunters-Using programmable toys.


NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016

AUTUMN TERM 2

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News report

Traditional rhymes

Theme: Traditional tales and news reports

Reading

Stickman-Julia Donaldson Traditional Tales Stories with predictable and patterned language

Writing

Writing to inform, explain, describe (instruct) - Recipe for a traditional fairytale

Sequencing and punctuating simple sentences

News report – Looking at the format/ conventions of a news report Plan and write own news report

News report Writing to inform, explain, describe (report) Write simple statements and questions

Grammar and Punctuation

Types of sentences: Question, exclamation and statements

Exclamation mark Punctuating simple sentences

Imperative verbs

Spellings

are/were

has/his

you/your

they/here

there/where

come/some

Maths

Counting and number order

Place value

Subtraction as difference

measures

Addition and subtraction using money

Mental Arithmetic

Number bonds to 5/10

Positional language Mental strategies for addition Number doubles

1 more1less

Counting in 2s

Science

Animals, including humans

R.E Humanities Computing

The story of the Great Fire of London. (Guy Fawkes)

Winter - observing seasonal changes & investigation.

Where do I belong? What do I believe? Florence Nightingale & Mary Seacole 1.2 We are TV chefs-filming the steps of a recipe


NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016

SPRING TERM 1

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Theme: Stories, recounts and senses poetry.

Reading

What the Ladybird heard-Julia Donaldson

Poetry on a theme - Michael Rosen

Writing

Write simple sentences including joining words.

Poetry Begin to use sentences to write own poetry. Can use the senses to write a poem.

Grammar and Punctuation

Sequencing sentences Conjunctions-Joining words and clauses

Information text and recount Can point out (and use) features of an information text Can point out the features (and begin to use) of an imaginary recount text. Can use the features of a recount text. Prepositions

Spellings

and/but

Leicester/Britain

world/country

one/once

push/pull

Maths

Counting, reading Doubles and near Grouping and and writing doubles sharing number patterns Odd and even Counting in 10’s Counting in 5’s

Fractions

Measures, including time

Addition and subtraction to 15

Number doubles

Halving numbers

Mental Arithmetic Science R.E

because/while

Number bonds 10/20 Winter and Spring- observing seasonal changes, animal hibernation & finding food in the winter. Who is a Christian and what do they believe?

Humanities

Farming around the world. (Geography)

Computing

1.3 We are painters-illustrating an eBook

adjectives


NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016 SPRING TERM 2

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Theme: Writing to inform, explain and describe.

Reading

Writing

Grammar and Punctuation Spellings Maths Mental Arithmetic Science R.E Humanities Computing

Hector and the Big Bad Knight-Alex T Smith Expression Discuss significant events Discuss characters and make predictions. Write in the past Can write about tense- using ed own experiences and opinions

How to defeat dragons - Catherine LeBlanc & Roland Garrigue Big Cat-Castles- Maggie Freeman

Opinions - Writing to review – book review

Understand what an author/illustrator is.

Writing to inform Biographical writing Write factual sentences.

Story

Sequencing sentences Past and present tense- ed and ing

Speech marks

Introduction to biographical writing nouns

no/go/so

was/of

want/wanted

do/to

today/love

friend/people

Counting and place value

Addition and subtraction beyond totals of 10 Number bonds to 10/20

Grouping and sharing

Shape, position and movement

Measuring and time

5 times table

doubling numbers to 10/20

halving numbers to 10/20

Addition and subtraction totals to 10 2 times table

Odd and even

Singular and plural nouns

Plants Who is a Christian and what do they believe? Castles –Warwick castle and Sir Richard Neville

Significant historical events – people and places near own locality

1.4 We are collectors-finding images using the web.


NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016 SUMMER TERM 1

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Theme: Stories and letters

Reading Writing

Grammar and Punctuation

Spellings

Jack and the flum flum tree- Julia Donaldson & David Roberts Story – Plot and sequencing Sequencing sentences Conjunctionsjoining words and clauses

Story – characterisation

Recount/ diary Write a diary entry/ recount in a sequence Different punctuation including, speech, exclamation and question marks.

Story – Adapting a story

Writing letters Describing words

Adjectives

how/why

Addition to totals to 10 Number bonds to 10/20

Science

Fractions Multiplication and Measuring Addition and division subtraction to 20 Doubling Halving numbers Times table numbers to 10/20 to 10/20 Spring and Summer- observing seasonal changes compare with other seasons.

R.E

What do different people believe God is like?

Mental Arithmetic

Humanities Computing

Changes within Living Memory

Writing rhyming poetry

Adjectives Rhyming words

suddenly/then

Maths

where/when

Poetry pattern and rhyme Traditional/ predictable story

who/what

cried/called

Oceans and seas

1.5 We are storytellers-producing a talking book.

shouted/ whispered Moving and turning


NEW Year 1 - Long Term Planning 2015-2016

SUMMER TERM 2

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Theme: Story and informative writing

Reading

Writing

Grammar and Punctuation Spellings Maths Mental Arithmetic

Where the wild things are - Maurice Sendak

Writing to describe Story writing – Beginnings Sequencing sentences first/then

Writing to describe Story writing – Middles Suffixes

Writing to describe Story writing – Endings

next/finally

after/afterwards

Number and place value Times tables

Addition and subtraction Number bonds to 20

Fractions

Pirates love underpants-Claire Freedman, Ben Cort Recount/ Diary entry based on a text.

Big cat -How to be a pirate in 10 easy stages-Scoular Anderson

Time connectives

Prefixes

firstly/yesterday Multiplication and division Times table

halving

Science

Everyday materials

R.E

What do different people believe God is like?

Humanities Computing

Writing to inform

Famous for more than five minutes – Monarchs

unluckily/ unfortunately Time and using standard units doubling

Writing to inform

unhelpful/unkind Addition to totals to 10 Times table

Pirates-Black Beard/lady pirate Anne Bonney

1.6 We are celebrating-creating a card digitally.


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