Year 6
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Year 6 – Spring 1
History: Year 6 will be studying the Vikings: The Viking and Anglo-Saxon struggle for the Kingdom of England to the time of Edward the Confessor. There lessons will involve analysis, enquiry, evaluations and higher order skills required to be a historian. They will end the topic with writing a discussion.
Children will also be visiting Yorvik at the beginning of their topic.
Geography: Children will be studying Biomes. They will learn:
- To locate the world’s seven continents and five oceans.
- To locate North America, South America and Europe in relation to the Poles and the Equator.
- To locate Europe and some of its countries including Russia.
- To explain what a biome is.
- To identify the different biomes in Russia and describe how the environment and landscape vary between Russia’s biomes.
- To explain why vegetation changes according to latitude and altitude.
- To use globes and atlases to locate places studied in relation to the Equator, latitude and longitude and time zones.
- To give direction instruction using the eight points of a compass.
- To recognise that contours show height and describe height and slope from a map.
- To sketch maps of areas using symbols, a key and a scale.
- To use digital maps to research factual information about features.
- To present data collected in a range of charts and graphs, justifying their choice of presentation and drawing conclusions.
Narrative: Children will be reading and studying the text: Frankenstein. As part of this unit, they will write a description, characterising speech and a story.
PE: Swimming and hockey on alternate weeks.
RE: What does it mean to be a Jew?
Many thanks,
Year 6 team