Exciting Summer Term Week 4 with Creative Curriculum and Physical Activities
Engage your children in a fun-filled week of creative curriculum activities, explore the history of flight, and encourage physical exercise through PE at home. Don't miss out on daily weather discussions, music, and more to keep them active and learning!
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Summer Term Week 4 Week Beginning 18.5.20 Creative Curriculum (Art, DT, Geography and History) Music, RE/PSHE, Science, PE
Date and Weather I have included a date and weather page each day so that you can discuss these with your children. Make sure they get outside every day (even if only for a few minutes at different points of the day) to experience and talk about the weather and how it changes. It might be nice to create a weekly weather chart and add to it every day. It would also be a good idea to discuss things like: What day was it yesterday? What will the date tomorrow be? What are the days of the week? What day comes 2 days after ________? If it is April now, what is the next month? Your children would also benefit from a recap of months of the year and the seasons. Here are some links to some songs they could practise or just listen to a couple of times a week. Days of the Week Months of the Year Sunny spells Cloudy with Sunny and Hot today, no A cool breeze Lots of rain Cloudy and and warm some sun hot wind and cloudy cool The Seasons
PE We now have access to REAL PE home learning: Real PE at home is an online programme, which supports families to be active, play and learn together. It includes a programme specifically for children in Early Years and Key Stage 1 with 12 themes, 6 areas, over 250 activities and challenges and 1000s of hours of fun and activity. This programme is great for family play and fun. Here are the details to access real PE at home: The website address is: home.jasmineactive.com Parent email: parent@coundonpri-1.com Password: coundonpri Click here to view more information to support you including a user guide and FAQs.
PE Try to do a little exercise each day. It will help to keep your body and your mind healthy. From YouTube choose from: PE with Joe Cosmic Kids Yoga Go Noodle Other websites with ideas for PE at home: https://www.youthsporttrust.org/pe-home-learning https://www.sportdiddy.com/ https://www.premier-education.com/stay-active/ Great ideas to follow on twitter: https://twitter.com/YourSchoolGames https://twitter.com/PEatHome1
Today is Monday 18th May Today s weather is...
Summer Term Topic Flight History Can you guess in which order these things happened? 1900 1800 1700 2000 First flight of a hot air balloon First flight of a helicopter First flight of an aeroplane First flight into space First airliner flight (carrying passengers) Use the information on the next few slides to see if you were correct. Then draw a timeline in your books to show the correct order.
The Hot Air Balloon The hot air balloon was invented by Montgolfier brothers in 1783. It has become the oldest invention that can successfully take people into flight. The illustration on the right shows the first manned hot air balloon flight in Paris, 1783.
The aeroplane First flight of an aeroplane (1903) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783) Wilbur Wright born (1867) 1900 1800 1700 2000 Orville Wright born (1871) Orville and Wilbur Wright were two brothers, born in America. They made and sold bicycles but then began to experiment with creating their own flying machine! Their first aeroplane, the Wright Flyer, successfully flew in front of 5 people in 1903.
The helicopter First flight of an aeroplane (1903) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783) 1900 1800 1700 2000 First flight of a helicopter (1939) On September 14, 1939, the VS-300, the world's first practical helicopter, took flight at Stratford, Connecticut. Designed by Igor Sikorsky and built by the Vought- Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation, the helicopter was the first to incorporate a single main rotor and tail rotor design.
The passenger airliner First flight of an aeroplane (1903) First airliner flight (carrying passengers) (1957) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783) 1900 1800 1700 2000 First flight of a helicopter (1939) The first passenger plane flew on December 10, 1913 and took off for its first demonstration flight with 16 passengers aboard on February 25, 1914. In 1915, the first airliner (for commercial use) was used by Elliot Air Service. Boeing 707, was the first successful commercial passenger jetliner. It made its first flight on December 20, 1957
Space travel First flight of an aeroplane (1903) First airliner flight (carrying passengers) (1957) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783) 1900 1800 1700 2000 First flight of a helicopter (1939) First flight into space (1961) The first human spaceflight was Vostok 1 on April 12, 1961, on which cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin of the USSR made just over one orbit around the Earth. Upon his return to Earth, Gagarin was an international hero. A cheering crowd of hundreds of thousands of people greeted him in Red Square, a public plaza in Moscow.
History of Flight Timeline Draw a timeline in your books, like the one below and then cut out, draw or simply label where each invention came in order. First flight of an aeroplane (1903) First flight of a helicopter (1939) First flight into space (1961) First airliner flight (carrying passengers) (1957) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783)
History of Flight Timeline Did it look a bit like this? First flight into space (1961) First flight of a hot air balloon (1783) First flight of a helicopter (1939) 1900 1800 1700 2000 First airliner flight (carrying passengers) (1957) First flight of an aeroplane (1903) How has the invention of aeroplanes changed the way people live?
Today is Tuesday 19th May Today s weather is...
Music Click on the link below and have some fun using this online tool to create some of your own music. Make some Noise
Today is Wednesday 20th May Today s weather is...
Science Continuing with last week s identification hunt, whilst on your daily walks, see which of these trees you can find using their leaves to identify them.
Science Extra tasks: List where you found each variety Take photos of the trees you find and their different leaves. Can you see any flowers or seeds on the trees which may help to identify them? Collect one leaf from each variety and include them in your home learning book Draw the leaf shapes once you are home and label them.
Today is Thursday 21st May Today s weather is...
Flight Topic How do things fly? How do things fly? Have a go at making some paper aeroplanes. If you click on the above image, it will take you to the website where there are lots of designs to choose from. Click on a design to see instructions on how to make each one. How far did each one fly? Which one flies the furthest?
Today is Friday 22nd May Today s weather is...
PSHE It is important for your children to discuss their thoughts and feelings during this very particular moment in time the Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown. Today, can they complete a page about what they have celebrated during Lockdown? Easter? VE Day? Birthdays? This can be added to later if any more celebrations take place. They can draw this straight into their book, no need to print it out. Add some photos to your work if you wish.
