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History:
Vikings – KS2 History – BBC Bitesize
KS2 History: The Vikings (animation) – BBC Teach
The truth about the Vikings – BBC Bitesize (youtube.com)
A day with a Viking family – BBC Bitesize (youtube.com)
How did the Vikings get here? – BBC Bitesize (youtube.com)
Science:
What is separation? – BBC Bitesize
Separating Mixtures – Filtration (youtube.com)
Separating a Mixture Using a Magnet (youtube.com)
How Can You Separate a Mixture of Sand and Stones (youtube.com)
Separating Mixtures – Evaporation (youtube.com)
Properties and change of materials – KS2 Science – BBC Bitesize
Chemical reactions and reversible changes – BBC Bitesize
What are irreversible changes? – BBC Bitesize
Identify materials – BBC Bitesize
Reversible and Irreversible Changes to Matter
Art:
Andy Goldsworthy – Sculpture and art in a natural environment – BBC Teach
ANDY GOLDSWORTHY FOR KIDS | LAND ART LOU BEE ABC (youtube.com)
Black History Month:
Black History Month | All You Need to Know | Newsround (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Mary Seacole – YouTube
David Olusoga on Black, British History | Black History Month | Newsround (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Martin Luther King (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Michael Jordan (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Serena Williams (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Nina Simone (youtube.com)
BBC Our Black History Heroes, Series 1, Katherine Johnson (youtube.com)
Geography:
Let’s explore the Alps – BBC Bitesize
Alps, The – Kids | Britannica Kids | Homework Help
Fun Facts for Kids about the The Alps (All You Need to Know!)
The Alps | Geography – Ecosystems and Biomes – intended for older children but this video shows how humans and nature adapt to the conditions in The Alps
In Geography, we will be considering the climate of mountain ranges and why people choose to visit the Alps. In particular, we will be focusing on Innsbruck and looking at the human and physical features that attract tourists. We will also be investigating tourism in the local area and mapping recreational land use around Bradley Stoke. We will then compare recreational opportunities in the Alps with those in Bristol and Bradley Stoke.
In Science, we will be broadening our experience of the properties of materials. We will investigate hardness, transparency and conductivity and consider how these properties influence the uses of materials. We will explore reversible changes, including dissolving and changes of state. We will then compare these to irreversible changes, including rusting, burning and mixing vinegar and bicarbonate of soda.
In English, we will be reading the novel “Floodland” by Marcus Sedgwick. Over the course of the term we will explore the author’s use of characterisation and language. We will be learning about parenthesis, relative clauses and relative pronouns and how to embed dialogue accurately and effectively in narratives.
In Maths, we will spend the bulk of the term focusing on multiplication and division. We will learn about multiples, factors, prime numbers, prime factors and squared and cubed numbers. We will practise multiplying and dividing whole numbers and those involving decimals by 10, 100 and 1000. We will multiply up to 4-digit numbers by a one or two digit number. We will also divide up to 4-digit numbers by one digit numbers.
In Design Technology, we will be making drawstring bags. In doing so, we will be learning how to sew using a variety of stitches including straight stitch, back stitch and whip stitch.
Term 2 Jigsaw theme – Dreams and Goals
Our whole school Jigsaw theme this term is ‘Dreams and Goals’ and lessons are delivered in an age-and-stage appropriate way for each year group from EYFS through to Year 6. This theme aims to help children think about their hopes and dreams, their goals for success, what personal strengths are and how to overcome challenges via team-work skills and tasks. Children learn about experiencing and managing feelings of pride, ambition, disappointment and success. They will have opportunities to share their aspirations, explore the dreams and goals of others in different cultures/countries and think about their own dreams for the world.
If you have any further questions regarding our ‘Dreams and Goals’ Jigsaw unit, please contact your child’s class teacher using the admin@baileyscourt.com school email address.
In History, we will be learning about the Vikings and the struggle for Britain. They will develop their chronological understanding and explore new types of sources, including oral histories, to learn about the Vikings and the impact they had on local British communities. Using historical enquiry techniques, we will investigate whether the Vikings were raiders, traders or settlers.
In Science, we will be identifying real world examples of mixtures and how and why separation techniques are used to separate them, including some jobs that may use them. We will also be learning about the importance of salt plains.
For the term’s Art, we will be studying the environmental art of Andy Goldsworthy. We will be using his ideas as an inspiration for our own environmental art which we will create on the school grounds.
Excitingly, we will be starting Religion and World Views this term using the Kapow scheme. Our first topic is “Why do people have to stand up for what they believe in?” Thinking about religious freedom, children will use historical and modern-day examples of people, such as Guy Fawkes, who have fought for their beliefs to discuss controversial issues.
In Jigsaw, our focus is “Being Me in My World”. We will cover a range of topics including: a sense of belonging, welcoming others and being part of a school community.
In PE, we will be developing our tennis and badminton skills.
October is Black History month and we will be investigating the lives of a number of significant figures through History.
In Computing, we will be learning how to be Internet Sharp as well as developing our coding skills.