Primary 6G/P Curriculum Overview with Mrs. Vicky Gowans & Mrs. Emily Paton

 
Curriculum Evening Primary
6G/P
 
 
Mrs Vicky Gowans
Mrs Emily Paton
 
“Reach your Potential
Be the Best you can be”
 
Term 1
 
Novel Study – Harry Potter and the
Philosopher’s Stone
Enjoyment, comprehension,
character/plot/setting, writers style
Reading for enjoyment and book talks
IDL topic – Solar System
Writing – reinforcing VCOP (vocabulary,
connectives, openers and
punctuation)
Classroom ethos – Respect, Tolerance,
Empathy
Develop skills for learning –
collaboration, perseverance,
concentration etc
 
 
 
 
 
Term 2
 
IDL topic: Mary, Queen of Scots
Focus on historical facts, literacy skills and
expressive arts
 
Scottish Book Week (W/C 27.11.17)
 
Continue to reinforce skills for learning
 
RME topic on Holy Books
 
Term 3
 
Scot’s week
 
HWB – Sex Education
 
Maths & Numeracy Week
 
Science focus:
Friction and air resistance
Electrical circuits
Filtration and separation of materials
 
 
 
 
 
 
Term 4
 
IDL topic – Scottish Parliament
Focus on democracy in practice and literacy skills
 
RME topic - Sikhism
 
HWB - Keeping Myself Safe
 
Sports Day
 
 
Literacy
 
Resources and approaches:
-
Reading
-
Novel study
-
Literature Circles
-
Focus on reading for enjoyment
-
Focussed comprehension:
-
Prim Ed comprehension
-
Topic linked reading
-
Writing
-
Big Writing Programme
-
Different genres of writing throughout the year, linked to topic
were appropriate
-
SWST and linked spelling lists/Spelling linked to topic
-
Midlothian grammar progression
-
French ongoing throughout year
 
Numeracy & Maths
 
SEAL
Teaching for understanding
Understanding process as well as
‘getting it right’
 
Resources
MUMP – Midlothian Understanding
Mathematics Programme
Midlothian problem-solving resources
and progression
SEAL resources – concrete materials
ICT Activities – to consolidate key
learning
Consolidation sheets and textbooks
 
 
Midlothian Learner
 
‘Assessment capable learners’
Understand purpose of learning and can assess their
progress
Use feedback (self, peer, teacher) to move pupil’s learning
forwards
 
Home Learning
 
 
 
 
In the near future, the upper atrium will issue a monthly
homework grid via Seesaw whereby learners and their families
can carry out a range of activities and share it with their
teacher.
 
 
How you can help?
 
Keen to work in partnership with families to support learning,
behaviour and progress.
Stay in touch – If there is an issue, lets discuss this at the earliest
possible time.
Help your child to stay organised
Reminding your son/daughter to complete home learning.
Pencil case with pencil, rubber, sharpener, ruler
Water bottle (water only)
Return letters promptly, preferably in envelopes with names
on.
 
Questions
 
Please don’t hesitate to contact us via Seesaw with any questions you
may have.
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Dive into the enriching curriculum for Primary 6G/P led by Mrs. Vicky Gowans and Mrs. Emily Paton. Explore engaging topics such as Novel Studies, Historical Figures, Science Focus, Literacy Resources, Numeracy, and more. Encouraging students to reach their full potential and be the best version of themselves through various learning approaches.

  • Primary Education
  • Curriculum Overview
  • Mrs. Vicky Gowans
  • Mrs. Emily Paton
  • Enriching Learning

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  1. Curriculum Evening Primary 6G/P Mrs Vicky Gowans Mrs Emily Paton Reach your Potential Be the Best you can be

  2. Term 1 Novel Study Harry Potter and the Philosopher s Stone Enjoyment, comprehension, character/plot/setting, writers style Reading for enjoyment and book talks IDL topic Solar System Writing reinforcing VCOP (vocabulary, connectives, openers and punctuation) Classroom ethos Respect, Tolerance, Empathy Develop skills for learning collaboration, perseverance, concentration etc

  3. Term 2 IDL topic: Mary, Queen of Scots Focus on historical facts, literacy skills and expressive arts Scottish Book Week (W/C 27.11.17) Continue to reinforce skills for learning RME topic on Holy Books

  4. Term 3 Scot s week HWB Sex Education Maths & Numeracy Week Science focus: Friction and air resistance Electrical circuits Filtration and separation of materials

  5. Term 4 IDL topic Scottish Parliament Focus on democracy in practice and literacy skills RME topic - Sikhism HWB - Keeping Myself Safe Sports Day

  6. Literacy Resources and approaches: - Reading - Novel study - Literature Circles - Focus on reading for enjoyment - Focussed comprehension: - Prim Ed comprehension - Topic linked reading - Writing - Big Writing Programme - Different genres of writing throughout the year, linked to topic were appropriate - SWST and linked spelling lists/Spelling linked to topic - Midlothian grammar progression - French ongoing throughout year

  7. Numeracy & Maths SEAL Teaching for understanding Understanding process as well as getting it right Resources MUMP Midlothian Understanding Mathematics Programme Midlothian problem-solving resources and progression SEAL resources concrete materials ICT Activities to consolidate key learning Consolidation sheets and textbooks

  8. Midlothian Learner Assessment capable learners Understand purpose of learning and can assess their progress Use feedback (self, peer, teacher) to move pupil s learning forwards

  9. Home Learning In the near future, the upper atrium will issue a monthly homework grid via Seesaw whereby learners and their families can carry out a range of activities and share it with their teacher.

  10. How you can help? Keen to work in partnership with families to support learning, behaviour and progress. Stay in touch If there is an issue, lets discuss this at the earliest possible time. Help your child to stay organised Reminding your son/daughter to complete home learning. Pencil case with pencil, rubber, sharpener, ruler Water bottle (water only) Return letters promptly, preferably in envelopes with names on.

  11. Questions Please don t hesitate to contact us via Seesaw with any questions you may have.

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