1. Trip: Museum of Liverpool Don’t Rub it in, Rub it Out!
Art
Study the techniques of artists Bruegel and Lowry
Make observational drawings of toys from the past and present
Create a painting using current toys
Print using lego and toys cars
Computing
We are Treasure Hunters: programming a moving toy
We are Celebrating:
creating a digital card showing a toy from the future
Physical Education
Sending and Receiving:
master throwing and catching movements
Creating Games:
develop simple tactics for attacking and defending
Science
Everyday Materials:
Identify a range of everyday materials
Sort materials
Explore about the properties and features of materials
Investigate how materials are made
A Toy’s Story
Key Text: Toys in Space
Design Technology
Study the design, features and materials of toys from the past and present
Design, create and evaluate a moving toy
Maths
Measure toys
Add and subtract toys
Move and turn toys
Trip: Museum of Liverpool
Religious Education
Creation
How did Adam & Eve spoil creation in Genesis?
Music
Charanga:
Round and Round
Reflect, Rewind, Replay
Listen with concentration and understanding to a range of music
Play tuned and untuned instruments
Learn playground songs and chants from the past
Use voices expressively and creatively
Literacy
Recounts
Stories about Fantasy Worlds
Information Texts
Focus Texts:
Toys in Space
Toy Story
Traction Man
Peepo
HeartSmart
Don’t Rub it in, Rub it Out!
Forgiveness – forgiveness is the best gift we can give ourselves and to others.
History
Compare the lives and works of artists Bruegel and Lowry
Research toys from the past and compare with toys from the present
Sketch toys from the past
Talk to Grandparents about the toys they used to play with.