Family Homes

This curriculum teaching pack for the Foundation Stage gets the children to investigate, describe and compare some of the different types of homes found in the local area around the school environment. The class can complete surveys and compile lists about different locations in a family home.

Investigate, describe and compare some of the different types of homes found in the local area around the school environment

Lesson One : What Buildings
Identify and describe the functions of some of the different types of buildings that can be found in the local area close to the school

Lesson Two : What Homes
Locate, describe and compare the range of different type of homes that can be found in the school neighbourhood

Lesson Three : What Rooms
Identify and describe some of the special objects that can be found in some of the different rooms as part of a family a home

Lesson Four : Gardens
Identify and describe some of the special objects that can be found in an outside location at a house lived in by a family

Lesson Five : Kitchens
Identify and describe some of the different objects that can be found and used in a kitchen in a family home for a range of functions

Lesson Six : Home Survey
Identify, name and compare some of the different objects that can be found in a family home for a range of special functions and purposes
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City Counting
Practise counting and recording matching sets of objects to ten, twenty and thirty to illustrate and record some of the special things that can be seen around a city
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House Windows
Count, match and record different numbers of windows that could be seen on houses that have been built in a city location to match numbers to ten, twenty and thirty
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Flat Block
Match and record different numbers of objects that could be seen in flats that have been built in a city location to match numbers to ten, twenty and thirty
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Road Traffic
Count, match and record different numbers of vehicles that could be seen travelling on a road in a city location to match numbers to ten, twenty and thirty