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Year 3 Teacher: Mrs Cameron Summer Term 2015 Termly Plan (Complete the Tudors topic) Science Light and shadow - light sources, shadows, reflections, materials that are transparent, translucent, opaque, transit of sun through the day and the effect on shadows Rocks and soil (link with geography) – sort rocks and soil – test by rubbing and tests with water, identify physical or human processes such as erosion, that may be affecting locality, local quarry Music Tudor music and dance Develop singing skills Create music from non-musical stimulus The Stone Age: Rocks Dinosaurs French Colours Months Body parts Art/D.T. Complete Tudor pieces of art/D.T. Shadow puppets Close observational drawings of fossils and rocks using a variety of media. Cave paintings – recreate animals through drawings and paintings. History/Geography PE (at least one sport from the following) Swimming Football Athletics Rounders Cricket ICT Navigate a web page to locate specific information. Identify how web pages are organised. RE/PHSE Learn what Sikhs believe about God and the Gurus. Relationships with others Changes in their lives History of the earth – use appropriate terminology Name some stages Dinosaurs –countries/facts Placing fossils into correct period of time Mary Anning – fossil finder Identify physical or human processes, such as erosion, that may be acting on locality -Local quarry Erosion Possible Literacy/Numeracy Links: Read novels ‘Dinosaur Trouble’ and ‘Stig of the Dump’. Produce information cards or pamphlets about dinosaurs. Fiction writing ‘The Time Machine’ Newspaper Report – Dinosaur At Large! Read a variety of information texts about dinosaurs, rocks and soil. Produce an information booklet about different rocks and their uses. Recognise and use appropriate units of measurement during an investigation about the effect of liquids on rocks and soils. Read numbers on a scale. Transform objects by rotation. Data handling – present findings about dinosaurs, rocks and soils in a suitable manner. Interpret charts and tables and construct own diagrams. Find the difference in length, height and weight between various dinosaurs.