This religious education scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to explore and record how the autumn harvest is celebrated and marked in different communities around the world. The class can write thank you prayers and produce decorations to use when participating in a harvest festival in the school.

Explore and record how the autumn harvest is celebrated and marked in different communities around the world

Lesson One : Farm Crops

Practise identifying, sorting and comparing some of the different crops and foods that are grown and harvested on a farm

Lesson Two : Harvest Tapestry

Explore how to identify and record some of the different farming actions and jobs that are connected to the harvest that takes place in the autumn

Lesson Three : Harvest Collage

Investigate how to select and use a range of natural materials to create examples of different foods that can be harvested during the autumn

Lesson Four : Harvest Hymn

Explore and describe some of the different ways of celebrating the autumn harvest in Christianity by holding special festivals in churches

Lesson Five : Harvest Prayer

Explain and record how to write a prayer to thank God for providing the harvest in the autumn by supporting farmers to help them grow crops

Lesson Six : Harvest Decorations

Explore and describe some of the different ways that Christians celebrate the autumn harvest by holding a church festival

  • Garden Numbers

    Garden Numbers

    Identify and model some of the different calculation techniques that can be used when adding pairs of single digit numbers

  • Summer Stories

    Summer Stories

    Practise composing and presenting narrative stories with familiar settings to illustrate the events and experiences that could happen during the summer

  • Fraction Numbers

    Fraction Numbers

    Investigate how to use concrete equipment, diagrams and calculations to identify and record the matching fractions of different numbers

  • Family Holiday Lists

    Family Holiday Lists

    Explore how to compile sentences punctuated using commas to list some of the special things that families can use, complete and experience on a holiday