- Maths
- English
- Science
- Computing
- Geography
- History
- Art
- Sport
- Music
- Design and Technology
- Life Skills
- Religious and Cultural
- Projects and autonomous work
Once I had my objectives I had to decide how I'm going to achieve them. I will be "teaching" the children in 5 different ways:
- Using structured formal curriculum
- Unit studies
- Cross curricular
- Real life experiences/autonomous
- Visits and trips
Some subjects lend themselves more readily to a particular way of teaching and learning. Maths, English and computing in particular have many cross curricular links. During the mornings I plan to work in a structured way on maths, English, computing, and music. The other subjects will be taught in the afternoons using unit studies and real life experiences. As usual we have many trips planned.
In terms of subject matter this year here's what we are going to cover:
- Counting, tables, number bonds, calculations, Roman numerals, money
- Fractions, percentages, decimals
- Time
- Measuring and converting between units of measurement
- Shapes, angles, symmetry and tessellation.
- Data recording, graphs, averages
- Chance
- Reading and using texts
- Spelling, grammar, handwriting, writing, poetry
- Talking to an audience
- Weather, Earth science, space, nature study
- Touch typing, databases, image manipulation, using the internet,
- Maps, globes, local and world geography
- Family history
- Ancient china, Rome, Medieval times
- Drawing skills, sketch books, experimental art
- Artist study
- Swimming, gymnastics, basketball, dance
- Piano, music reading, composing, listening to music
- DIY and gardening
- Cooking and chores
- Health and safety
- Celebrations within the Australian and world community
You can take a look at some of our curriculum resources below:
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