Unit A – Crawling Caterpillars

This literacy scheme of work for the Foundation Stage gets the children to investigate examples of patterned language used to sequence events in a story about a caterpillar and learn the names and sounds for each letter of the alphabet based on The Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle.

Investigate examples of patterned language used to sequence events in a story about a caterpillar and learn the names and sounds for each letter of the alphabet

Lesson One : Caterpillar Foods

Name and match a selection of letters of the alphabet to some different types of foods that might be eaten by a caterpillar based on the reading of a narrative story

Lesson Two : Munching Foods

Read and sequence each of the different parts of a narrative story about a caterpillar that uses patterned language to describe events experienced by the main character

Lesson Three : Caterpillar Menu

Identify and record initial phoneme sounds for different words naming foods and match the sounds to the correct letters of the alphabet

Lesson Four : Caterpillar Changes

Practise sequencing some different events from a story with patterned language to show how a caterpillar as the main character changes by the end of the narrative

Lesson Five : Hungry Caterpillar

Practise selecting and sequencing some alternative events that could happen in a story with patterned language about different foods that could be eaten by a caterpillar

  • Halving Things

    Halving Things

    Explain and model how to find and record the halves of some of the different objects that can be used at home and in school

  • School Friends

    School Friends

    Identify and learn classroom routines and organisation by exploring and describing information and likes and dislikes for each of their classmates

  • Classroom

    Classroom

    Identify the location and function of different objects used in the classroom and explore how to formulate rules to manage the classroom safely

  • Shape Patterns

    Shape Patterns

    Identify, describe and compare the sequences of geometric shapes that have been used to create a range of different patterns