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How should we care for others and the world and why does it matter?
Children will encounter stories and texts about different people being unique and valuable, making links to Christian and Jewish worldviews and the belief that God loves all people. They will revise their knowledge of Genesis 1 and what this account of creation tells Christians and Jews about caring for the world. Children will think carefully about different ways that Christians and Jews care for people of the world, including giving to charities, and how this action links to teachings found within the Bible and the Torah, taking time to consider why people who are religious and non-religious should care for others and look after the natural world.
This unit explores the effect of changing tempo and dynamics in our songs. Pupils feel and show the pulse of songs through movement and respond to tempo changes. Pupils explore character changes when singing with different levels of dynamics and explore how these changes make the songs feel.
Making connections: Investigating science through stories
The children will broaden their understanding of plants and animals. We will gather and record data to find out if taller trees have larger trunks and recap the features of different animal groups. We will build waterproof animal homes with natural materials and sort birds according to their diet.
Art
We will continue our learning about sculpture. After observing examples of sculptures, the children will look at the work of Arcimboldo. They will recreate their own sculptures in the style of Arcimboldo, looking particularly at texture and colour. We will then investigate other natural materials that could be used to create sculptures.
Finally the children will have the opportunity to create sculptures of their own using a range of everyday materials.
Computing
The children will use their developing keyboard skills to begin to learn about word processing. They will use Google Docs and Canva to create and edit text and explore a range of editing features to change the size and colour of their writing. Finally they will consider the differences between using a computer and writing on paper to create text.
Introduction to Word Processing
The children will be introduced to word processing through Google Docs. They will explore basic editing tools and typing simple sentences.