Materials
This science scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to identify, group and compare a variety of everyday materials used for a range of different functions on the basis of their physical properties. The class can name and describe some of the materials that might be used when building different parts of a house.
Identify, group and compare a variety of everyday materials used for a range of different functions on the basis of their physical properties
Lesson One : What Materials
Identify, describe and record examples of a selection of everyday materials that can be used to make different objects for a family home
Lesson Two : Sorting Materials
Select and sort a selection of common materials used in a family home into different groups according to their matching properties
Lesson Three : Grouping Materials
Practise sorting a range of different materials used to make household objects into matching groups using each of the five senses
Lesson Four : House Building
Identify and describe the individual properties of some of the different materials that can be used to build parts of a house
Lesson Five : Building Walls
Identify, describe and compare the properties of some of the different materials that can be used to build the walls around and inside a house
Lesson Six : Waterproofing
Identify and test some of the suitable materials that can be used to build the roof of a house to provide protection from the rain
Materials Assessment
Assess abilities in identifying, grouping and comparing a variety of everyday materials used for a range of different functions on the basis of their physical properties
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Word Matching
Identify, match and record the initial sounds that have been used in a range of cvc words beginning with different letters
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Family Toys
Investigate and record how a selection of different toys and games that were owned by families have changed and developed over time
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Subtraction Digits
Model and illustrate how to subtract pairs of single digit numbers within ten using concrete equipment and diagrams to support the subtraction calculations
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Family Experiences
Practise composing and presenting some example stories with familiar settings to illustrate things that might be experienced by a family