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IPC TERM REPORT 2nd Term - 6th GRADE DATE PLACE 1. Classroom 1. Entry Point: Growing up. Models of human body. 1. Entry Point a. Be able to gather evidence from a variety of sources 2. Classroom 2. Science Tasks a. Study of puberty period. Changes that take place during puberty b. Tutorial class with our school Doctor Inmaculada about puberty c. Study how humans reproduce d. Study and recognize how a baby develops inside its mother e. Models in plasticine of different stages of foetus’s growth f. Talk about genetics and DNA Experiment 2. Science a. To know about the structure of the human body b. To observe and learn about the major internal and external changes during puberty c. To learn and observe what is needed for reproduction d. To observe and learn how a zygote becomes an embryo and then becomes a foetus e. To learn the different stages of gestation f. To understand how about chromosomes and gens and how they form the DNA chain. Talk by Inmaculada Mellado School Doctor January February EXPERIMENTS, PROJECTS, VIRTUAL CLASSROOM, ACTIVITIES GROWING UP. OBJECTIVES Talk by Katherine Walter 3. Classroom 3. Society Tasks a. Study of Different types of relationships. b. Study how personal and social factors that can influence our lifestyle decisions. Society a. To learn and discover how many types of relationships we belong to b. To identify the different social factors that can influence our lives and relationships 4. Classroom 4. International Task a. Rite of passage: Study similarities and differences between the lives of people in different countries. 4. International a. To understand and learn how the lives of people in one country or group are affected by the activities of other countries or groups 5. Classroom 5. Exit Point: Radio Station. “Agony aunt”. Children wrote letters stating a problem or issue, asking for help. 5. Exit Point a. To learn and understand how our help can be offered and how to seek for help DATE PLACE EXPERIMENTS, PROJECTS, VIRTUAL CLASSROOM, ACTIVITIES THE GREAT, THE BOLD AND THE BRAVE. OBJECTIVES 1. Classroom 1. Entry Point: a. The Great, the Bold and the Brave. We were Architects! Reconstruction of ancient monuments 1. Entry Point: To create our own ancient history corner 2. Classroom 2. History Tasks a. Educational videos about Prehistory. 2. History a. Know about the social, cultural, religious and ethnic diversity of the periods studied b. Know the terms associated with the periods they have studied b. c. Palaeolithic and Neolithic. Recognize and study prehistory time line, habits, tools, houses, society.... Construction of prehistoric tools. civilizations in the Iberian c. d. Study Pre-Roman Peninsula. d. e. Iberians, Celts e. f. Recognize and study different aspects of those cultures Roman Empire f. Study the Roman Conquest of the Peninsula. Time-line, habits and society. Greek Mythology h. February March g. h. i. Iberian 3. Classroom 3. Music Task a. To perform an ancient Greek piece of music. 4. Classroom 4. Art Task a. Using a wide variety of materials, they constructed an ancient Greek or Roman monument 5. Classroom Trip to Cádiz 5. Exit point: a. “Pasapalabra” contest about Roman Empire wearing Romans cloths b. Visit to Cádiz. We will learn all the Roman reminiscence in that city After Easter May 9th g. i. Be able to find out aspects of the past from a range of sources To learn and understand how to places the events, people and changes in the periods they have studied into a chronological framework To Know how to make appropriate use of dates and historical terms Be able to ask and answer questions about the past. To learn and understand how Romanization took place in the Iberian Peninsula To know how to describe main events, situations and changes during Romanization To learn about Mythology and through it be able to enquire philosophical questions 3. Music a. To perform as part of an ensemble b. To understand that the study of music is concerned with musical expression and communication 4. Art a. To learn and consider works of art in terms of meaning, design, materials, technique, place and time 5. Exit Point a. To have fun playing and sharing our knowledge b. To admire every single reminiscence in our country