1. Why are humans not like tigers? Visit to Morley animal sanctuary.
Art
Literacy
1. The tiger who came to tea
2. Brown bear, Brown bear what do
You see?
3. Polar bear, Polar bear what do you hear?
Year 1 Spring Term 2
History
1. Chinese New year (events
Commemorated through festivals
Or anniversaries.)
Dragons
Dragon dancing
Maths
1. Patterns
2. Ordinal numbers
Why are humans not like tigers?
Science
1. Endangered animals
2. habitats – ice caps melting,
forests being chopped down
Describe and compare diff common animals
2. Identify and name a variety of
common animals
3. Identify and name a variety of common animals
that are carnivores, herbivores and omnivores.
4. Identify and name basic parts of the
human body Our senses
6. How to care for pets 7. Habitats
8. Animals in and around school
Visit to Morley animal sanctuary.
Design Technology
Moving Animals
Art
1. Camoflage
2. Chinese symbols
3. Concertina Dragons
4. Mood drawings

2. Year 2 Spring Term 2 Literacy 1. Non chronological reports Maths
Who lives in t
Art
Literacy
1. Non chronological reports
2. Diaries
3. The Gruffalo
4. The Gruffalo’s child
5. Character descriptions
Year 2 Spring Term 2
Geography
Maths
1. Time analogue and
digital
2. Days of the week, months
of the year
3. Symmetry
4. Bar charts
Who lives in the forest?
Science
1. Habitats
2. Life cycles of animals
3. Food chains
4. Nocturnal animals
Computing
Algorithm
Textease
Turtle design a 2D shape
4. Beebots
Art
1. The Gruffallo – design and make a Gruffallo setting – forests
Art week March 23rd

3. Who first lived Britain? Characteristics of materials
Wht
SpSs
Literacy
1) Factfile
2) Non- Chronological Reports
(Leaflets)
3) Riddles/ Poems
4)Advertisements - promoting
Maths
1. Statistics- Present/
interpret data in different
contexts including science
week Measures- Volume/ comparing, adding and
subtracting
Year 3 Spring 2
History/ Geography
A study of the Stone Age to the Iron Age Including; Hunter gatherer, Early farming, Bronze Age and Iron Age
Using secondary sources including replica artefacts,
books, pictures and maps
Who first lived Britain?
Stone age man
Science
Finish Rocks soils
Characteristics of materials
Tempis Fugit to visit Year 3
Computing
Multi-media/ Technology in our lives. Research, Insert pictures and annotate Word documents to record work .
Prepare an interactive
presentation of the life of Early Britons
Science week – data hand
Art/DT
Cave paintings
Pattern
Aboriginal Art

4. Year 4 Spring Term 2 How clean is our water? Literacy Maths
Art
Literacy
Instructions – recipes
Explanation texts
Year 4 Spring Term 2
Geography
Where does our food come from? – Fair Trade
Weather
Water cycle
Where does our water come from?
Maths
1. – count backwards
through zero to include
negative numbers – temperature
2. Volume – capacity
3. Measures – human body
4. Converting km to m
5. Area and perimeter
How do I grow and move?
How clean is our water?
Science
1. Skeletons
2. The digestive system in humans
3. Teeth and their functions in humans
4. Food chains – producers, predators
and prey
5. Electricity - circuits
Computing
Art / DT
1. Menus – cooking, nutrition

5. Year 5 Spring Term 2 Literacy Maths Art Build anglo saxon village
1. Narrative - Warning tales
2. Explanation text
Year 5 Spring Term 2
Geography / History
Anglo Saxons –
how they lived
Religon
Location of settlements
Where did they come from?
Compare Anglo Saxon religions with sikhism
Maths 1.
Anglo Saxons ?
Anglo saxon workshop
Science
Life cycles – flowering plants
Life-cycles – humans
Science week
Computing
Data – excel spreadsheets
Art / DT
Build anglo saxon village
Art week

6. Art week – Edward Munsch
Literacy
1. Persuasion
2. Biography
3. Poetry
Year 6 Spring Term 2
Geography?
What is it like where I live?
Name and locate counties and cities of UK, geographical regions and human and physical characteristics
Maths
1. Measure
2. Area and Perimeter
3. Reflection rotation
4. statistics
What am I really like?
Science
1. Foodchains
2. Microorganisms
3. Human body – circulatory system
4. Impact of diet and lifestyle on bodies
4. keys and classification
Computing
Algorithms
Art
Art week – Edward Munsch