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Dos magnitudes son inversamente 12 hombres realizan un trabajo en 28 días.
proporcionales cuando varían en Para convertir medidas mayores a menores se multiplica por su equivalencia:
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Introduction
This topic has been written to support teaching on ‘We’re Going on a Bear Hunt’, by Michael Rosen. The children take on the roles of cave experts in order
to explore this popular children’s picture book. They will learn and retell this story with repeating parts and then plan and write their own versions, but
with a few unexpected twists! They will learn how to write letters and plan an exploration.
Assessment Statements
By the end of this unit...
Educational Visits
many altogether?
There are many caves to visit around the UK, which would enhance the Assessment Statements
learning in this topic. Here are some examples of places that are open to the By the end of this unit...
public:
Lesson Breakdown
...all children should be able to: Resources
Whites Car Cave, Chislehurst Caves, Mother Shipton's Cave,
Ingleborough Cave, Poole's Cavern, Kent's Cavern, Show Caves,
Play a hide and seek game using three soft toys. Close your eyes and ask • Look closely at plants and trees.
a grown-up to hide the toys around the room. Open your eyes and 1.find Observing Plants • Make preparations for an
Edinburgh Zoo • Record what they see by drawing or outside walk
Health & Safety To observewriting.
closely using simple equipment by recording
the toys. How many are there altogether? Then, you can hide the toys for • look
A trip to a local park or woodland is required to complete the activitiesobservations of a variety of plants in the local environment.
in lesson 1. In lesson 2, handle narcissus paperwhite bulbs with care • I can Follow instructions
closely to trees
at plants and plantand
a seed and a
record
your grown-up to find. Can they find
and wash them all?planting. They are harmful if eaten and might what bulb.
hands after I see.
occasionally cause skin irritation. Before completing the plants tasting • Order the life cycle of a plant.
activity in lesson 5, take into account any children who may have • Suggest how to care for a plant so it grows
allergies or sensitivities to any of the ingredients. 2. Seeds and Bulbs
well. • Small plant pots
Weblinks Use a piece of blue material to create an Ask a grown-up to find To observe
• Soil
• Give examples
and describe ofseeds
how food crops.
and bulbs grow into
• Dwarf sunflower seeds
NG Kids - Black bear facts
Kids Konnect - Bears
under the sea scene. On small pieces of paper,
three of the same coin,• I can plant seeds and bulbs and suggest how to care • Paperwhite narcissus bulbs
mature plants by planting
• Explain seeds and
that plants arebulbs.
living things.
• Fast germinating test seeds
Fun Facts - Bears draw four pictures of fish to swim around such as three 10p coins. for them.
To perform...most children will up
beaable to:
Science For Kids Club - Caves simple tests by setting comparative test
Kids Konnect - Caves your sea. Move the fish to different places and
Turn the coins so that • Label
to understand
• I can
whatthe mainneed
plants parts of plants and
to germinate andgrow.
trees
• set up a test
Describe andstages
the make ain prediction.
the life cycle of a
then count how many there are altogether. you can see the Queen’s
Home Learning plant.
To find out more about PlanIt download our free guide here. Plants We Eat: A simple sorting activity grouping common foods 3.byLife Cycles • Torch
which part of the plant they face on each one. How • Explain that plants need water, light and a • Water spray bottle
come from. To observesuitable
and describe how seedstoand
temperature bulbs
grow grow into
well. • Individual planted sunflower
Page 1 Plant Parts or Plant Needs:many coins exercise
do where you
mature plants by understanding the life cycle of plants.
A vocabulary reinforcing • Make observational drawings of plants.
• I can explain the life cycle of plants.
and narcissus plants - planted
in lesson 2
have? Now, turn some
children sort words into ‘plant parts’ and ‘plant needs’. • Measure theand
growth of suggest
plants with a ruler.
To use their observations ideas to answers to
questions• by
Record the growth
giving ways we can oftellmy
thatplants
plants in a living
are bar
of the coins over. How things. chart.
• I can suggest a way we can tell that plants are living
• Use observations to explain how we can tell
Use two empty cardboard boxes as pretend many are showing the things.that plants are living things.
buses. Collect four small toys to ride on the Queen? How many4.are • Set up a simple comparative test.
What Do Plants Need? • Shallow plastic trays - 1 per
• Make a simple prediction. child
buses. How many toys are on each bus?
Wider Learning up the other way? How To find out and describe how plants need water, light
and a suitable temperature to grow and stay healthy
• Cotton wool or kitchen roll
many altogether?
• Cling film
How many toys altogether? Plant a fruit or vegetable patch
to eat in class.
in the school grounds and grow foodby comparing
conditions.
...some children
the growth will be able
of seedlings underto:different • Cress seeds
• Some children will be able to: • Individual planted sunflower
• I can use my observations to explain what plants and narcissus plants - planted
Visit an arable farm or a farmers market to find out more about • Explain that different plants have different
need. in lesson 2
plants we eat. needs.
To gather and record data to help in answering questions
• Compare
by measuring theofgrowth
the results of different
a comparative test. plants.
• I can
• record the results
Give reasons foroftheir
a comparative
answers. test.
• Use observations to suggest conditions that
5. Plants We Eatcrops need to grow well.
food • A variety of plants that are
food, including fruit, grains and
To find out and describe how plants need water, light vegetables from different parts
and a suitable temperature to grow and stay healthy by of plants
To look
explaining whatat all the resources
conditions plants need toingrow
the well.
Plants unit • Cress plants - prepared in
Weblinks • click here. what plants need to grow and stay
I can describe lesson 4
There are some excellent children’s websites devoted to plants and healthy. • Individual planted sunflower
To find out more about PlanIt download our
gardening such as BBC Bitesize, BBC Gardening, the Woodland TrustTo use observations and ideas to suggest answers to and narcissus plants - planted
Nature Detectives and the Royal Horticultural Society.
free guide here.
questions by using the results of tests to suggest good
in lesson 2
To look at all the resources in the Plants unit click here. National Curriculum Aim Lesson Context Child Friendly
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