Creation
This religious education scheme of work for Key Stage Two gets the children to investigate and illustrate stories that have been told by different groups and communities about the creation of the world. The class can produce multimedia presentations to display beliefs about creation by one religion.
Investigate and illustrate some of the stories that have been told by different groups and communities about the creation of the world
Lesson One : Christian Creation
Investigate and record some of the special beliefs that are held by Christians about the creation of the world as described in the Bible
Lesson Two : Adam and Eve
Write and perform a play script to dramatise one part of the Christian story of creation from the Bible related to the first man and woman in the book of Genesis
Lesson Three : Hindu Creation
Select and compose a piece of music to reflect some of the ideas about creation that are depicted in a religious story from Hinduism
Lesson Four : Native Americans
Devise and produce material collages to reflect some of the special themes and ideas contained in stories about creation that were told by Native American tribes
Lesson Five : Creation Stories
Research and record information to prepare a multimedia presentation about the creation beliefs of one religion from a special community in the world
Lesson Six : Creation Presentations
Complete and perform multimedia presentations about the creation beliefs of one religion through some of their shared and published stories
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English Spelling Assessment
Assess abilities in spelling different vocabulary words based on the National Curriculum programmes of study for Key Stage Two
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Subtraction Differences
Explain and model some of the informal and formal written calculations skills that can be used to find the difference between pairs of two and three digit numbers
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Fraction Equivalence
Investigate, compare and record the values of different non-unit fractions using equivalence between their sets of matching numerators and denominators
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World Wars Poems
Explore and reflect on how poets can use figurative language and verse structures to express themes and ideas about conflicts that have happened in the world