NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016
AUTUMN TERM 1 Theme: Narrative Writing – The Railway Children Reading
Writing Grammar and Punctuation Spellings
Week 1
Week 2
Inferences and deductions
Inferences and deductions
Exploring the openings of stories Narrative - Story openings Nouns
Narrative – Setting and characterisation Nouns
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Maths Number place value, approximation and estimation
Mental Arithmetic
place value
Number place value, approximation and estimation
place value
Week 3
Humanities Computing
Week 5
The Railway Children – E. Nesbit Reading Reading Comprehension Comprehension
Narrative – Setting and description Adjectives
Narrative – Adapting writing Adjectives
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Week 6
Week 7
Poetry – Reading skills
Poetry – Reading skills
Exploring poetry
Exploring poetry
Narrative – Adapting writing Past and Present Tense
Writing own poetry
Writing own poetry
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Past and Present Tense
Modal verbs (Key Word List)
Addition and subtraction Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Addition and subtraction Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Measures Converting unit Perimeter
Geometry Properties of 3D shapes Measuring and identifying angles
Multiplication and division Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Mental addition and subtraction
Addition and subtraction
Measures
Properties of 3D shapes
Multiplication and division
Science R.E
Week 4 Assessment Week
Animals including humans
The journey of life: What is so special about marriage? - What does the word commitment mean? - How do I show commitment? - Why is it important to keep a promise? Victorians WE ARE GAME DEVELOPERS
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016 AUTUMN TERM 2 Theme: Street Child Reading
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week4
Week5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Street Child – Berlie Doherty
Language, accent and dialect
Inferences and deductions Predictions
Writing to explain: Recount
Writing to explain: Recount
Writing to inform – Character profile
Writing to inform – Newspaper report
Writing to entertain – Adapting writing
Writing to entertain – Adapting writing
Writing to persuade
Writing to persuade
Newspaper report
(News report on the workhouse)
Conjunctions
Direct Speech (inverted commas) Silent letters (Key Word List) Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
Articles
Pronouns
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Writing
WRITING ASSESSMENT WEEK st
nd
rd
st
nd
1 , 2 and 3 Person
Spellings
‘ay’ sound (Key Word List) Multiplication and division Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Words with ei after c Multiplication and division Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
‘ough’ sound (Key Word List) Measures conversions.
Multiplication and division
Fractions
Fractions
Maths
Mental Arithmetic
1 , 2 and 3 Person
rd
Grammar and Punctuation
Verbs and Adverbs
Question marks and Exclamation marks ‘f’ sounds (Key Word List) ASSESSMENT
Homophones (Key Word List) Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
position, direction,
Statistics Mental methods
Science
Properties of materials
R.E
Who is my neighbour?
Humanities
Victorians
Computing
We are cryptographers
place value,
Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions Measure
Geometry: position, direction, motion
Measure
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016
SPRING TERM 1
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4 - Assessment Week
Week 5
Week 6
Myths and Legends Various texts
Myths and Legends Various texts
Myths and Legends Various texts
Myths and Legends Various texts
Myths and Legends Various texts
Myths and Legends Various texts
Writing to imagine, explore and entertain
Writing to imagine, explore and entertain: Planning own fantasy short story
Writing to imagine, explore and entertain :
Writing to imagine, explore and entertain:
Writing and drafting
Finalising and completing final draft of creative writing – Create class anthology
Theme: Short Stories – Fantasies/ Myths and Legends
Reading Writing
Grammar and Punctuation Spellings Maths
Mental Arithmetic
Writing to recount:
Writing to recount: Diary entry:
Commas in list and commas to mark clauses/phrases Unstressed letters (Key Word List) Number place value, approximation and estimation
Singular and Plural
Singular and Plural
Words with ible Measures-perimeter and area
Suffixes (Key Word List) Measures Converting units
Place value
Measure
Measure
Science R.E
Cohesion Prefixes (Key Word List) Addition and subtraction Mental methods Written methods Problem solving Addition and subtraction
Adverbials
Ambiguity
Words with ably and ibly (Key Word List) Addition and subtraction Problem solving
Soft c sound (Key Word List) Geometry Properties of 3D shapes Measuring and identifying angles
Addition and subtraction
Geometry
Forces
How is new life welcomed into the world? - How do we belong to other people? - Why do some people believe that they belong to God? What do we do at different times of our lives to show that we belong?
Humanities Computing
Ancient Greece – A study of Greek life and achievements and their influence on the Western world. We are artists
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016 SPRING TERM 2
Week 1
Week 2
Reading
Non-fiction texts Links to Ancient Greece/ Greek Mythology Read Myth 1 Explore genre conventions
Non-fiction texts Links to Ancient Greece/ Greek Mythology
Writing
Writing to instruct (instructions) Write a set of instructions regarding how to write your own Greek myth.
Writing to inform
Week 3
Week 4 - Assessment Week
Week 5 and 6
Non-fiction texts Links to Ancient Greece/ Greek Mythology
Non-fiction texts Links to Ancient Greece/ Greek Mythology
Writing to argue
Writing to advise
Writing to persuade
Write an information text inspired by a Greek Myth
Write a news article inspired by a Greek Myth
Write an advice leaflet inspired by a Greek Myth
Write a persuasive speech inspired by a Greek myth
ClauseMain/subordinate
Clause-Relative clauses
Clause-Phrases
Clause-Phrases
Words ending in ant, ance/ ance-ancy, -ent, ence/-ency Multiplication and division
Words ending in –cial, tial
Root words end in - ce
Root words end in - ce
Multiplication and division
Fractions
Theme: Non-fiction
Grammar and Punctuation Spellings
ClauseMain/subordinate Words ending in ant, ance/ ance-ancy, -ent, ence/-ency
Maths
Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Mental Arithmetic
Mental methods
Non-fiction texts Links to Ancient Greece/ Greek Mythology
Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
Science R.E
Humanities Computing
Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
Geometry: position, direction, motion
Fractions
Earth and Space What happens when we die? How can religion help people cope with ‘dark’ times? How do I respond to life’s highs and lows? What can I learn from religion about living thankfully or dealing with hard times? Ancient Greeks – The legacy of Greek art, culture and literature on later periods in British History. We are web developers.
Geometry
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016 SUMMER TERM 1 Theme: Stories from Other Cultures https://www.hamiltontrust.org.uk/node/92941 Reading
Writing
Week 1
Week 2
Spellings Maths
Mental Arithmetic Science R.E
Week 4 Assessment Week
Week 5
Week 6
Stories from other cultures Extracting and summarising
Stories from other cultures Identifying key themes and ideas
Stories from other cultures
Stories from other cultures Discuss themes and ideas
Stories from other cultures Purpose, Audience and Format
Poetry from other cultures
Narrative
Narrative
Narrative
Narrative
Narrative
Poetry from other cultures
Writing to describe
Writing to imagine – Diary entry
Writing to explore
Writing to explore/ imagine Writing own short story
Writing to inform
Writing to entertain and explain
A descriptive text based upon the text read.
Grammar and Punctuation
Week 3
Apostrophes for omission/ possession
Writing own short story
Apostrophes for omission/ possession
Words ending with ‘en’ and ‘on’ (Key Word List) Statistics Mental methods
Words ending with ‘er’, ‘ar’ and ‘or’ (Key Word List) Number place value, approximation and estimation
Mental methods
Place value
Writing to include key themes
Sentence typesstatement, command and question Words ending with ‘ery’, ‘ary’ and ‘ory’ (Key Word List) Number place value, approximation and estimation
Parenthesis
Secondary Ready Tests Week Measures Converting units Perimeter
Place value
Measure
Living things and their habitats What matters most to humanist and Christians? -What are the most valuable things in life? -Who is a humanist? -Who is a Christian? -What are my values?
Humanities
Water
Computing
We are bloggers
Writing to suit a Purpose, Audience and Format Writing either: Letter, advice article linked to the themes of the text
Write own poem inspired by a poem from another culture.
Suffix and Prefix
Suffix and Prefix
Tricky words (Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Addition and subtraction Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Addition and subtraction
Addition and subtraction Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Addition and subtraction
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016
SUMMER TERM 2 Theme: The Highwayman and other poetry
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
https://www.hamiltontrust.org.uk/node/92644 The Highwayman – Alfred Noyes Reading
Spellings
Maths
Mental Arithmetic
Science R.E Humanities
Themes and conventions
Classic/narrative poems Writing own narrative poetry
Writing Grammar and Punctuation
Themes and conventions
Language
brackets, dashes (Key Word List) Geometry Properties of 3D shapes Measuring and identifying angles
Geometry Properties of 3D shapes Measuring and identifying angles
brackets, dashes (Key Word List) Multiplication and division Mental methods Written methods Problem solving Mental methods
Week 4 Assessment Week
Week 5
Week 6
Forms and conventions of poetry Introduction to poetry (annotation Meter/ Rhythm and Poetic forms and key poetic rhyme features) Poetic style Writing in a range of poetic forms
Consolidation/ Revision
Consolidation/ Revision
Consolidation/ Revision
Consolidation/ Revision
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
(Key Word List)
Multiplication and division Mental methods Written methods Problem solving
Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
Multiplication and division
Fractions
Properties of materials
What can we learn from reflecting from wisdom? What words of wisdom can guide us? Water
Fractions Decimals and fractions Percentages, decimals and fractions
Decimals
Geometry: position, direction, motion
Geometry
NEW Year 5 - Primary Long Term Planning 2015-2016 Computing
We are architects