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Year 5Year 5
Autumn Term, First HalfAutumn Term, First Half
Week Topic, vocab. & language Literacy, Numeracy, Grammar & Phonics
Objectives
1
PQs name, age, lives, where from, how you are feeling, birthday
Simple maths to 30 Family members
N.B. mamá, papá
Vowels + silent hIntroduce the written word with the
pictures of a family Point out endings for hermano/a,
abuelo/a, tío/a etc.
To recall how to answer simple questions using full answers
To recognise / name the members of a family
To recall the numbers to 30 and pronounce them accurately
2
PQs Numbers to 30 Remember numbers to 100
in tens Family members Saying how many people are
in your (immediate!) family using en mi familia, somos… and the possessive article
Vowels + silent h Write down some members of the
family with the possessive article Use se llama to name the members
of the family
* For the more able, mis hermanos se llaman…..
To recall numbers to 100 in tens
To write / copy the words for members of the family
To describe our own family and say what the people in our family are called
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Year 5Year 5
Autumn Term, First HalfAutumn Term, First Half
Week Topic, vocab. & language Literacy, Numeracy, Grammar & Phonics
Objectives
3
PQs
Simple maths with numbers to 100
Family
Recall language from last week (talking about our family)
Say how old our family members are
Vowels + silent h Numbers to 100 in digits Possessive article + se llama Using tiene with age Recognising and understanding the
difference between 1st and 3rd person
To recognise all the numbers to 100
To say how old members of our family are and what their names are
4
PQs Numbers to 100 Family, describing their age
and names Simple adjectives to describe
family members e.g. alto/a, guapo/a, bajo/a, divertido/a, cariñoso, insufrible…
Put together a sentence, using human sentences for an example
Read the sentence out loud Gender issues with adjectives Use of soy and es Use the negative form
To recognise some adjectives to describe a person
To change the endings depending o the person we’re describing (orally / written)
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Year 5Year 5
Autumn Term, First HalfAutumn Term, First Half
Week Topic, vocab. & language Literacy, Numeracy, Grammar & Phonics
Objectives
5
Reinforcement of family, 3rd person, adjectives
Numbers to 100
Numbers to 100 Vowels + silent h Put together some sentences about
an imaginary family, using human sentences, or for group/pair work
To read a short paragraph about a family, using knowledge of gender to use the correct adjectives, and verbs with the correct person
6
Reinforcement of ‘family’ topic in order to write a short paragraph
Numbers to 100
Numbers to 100 Use knowledge of grammar, phonics
and vocabulary to write a short paragraph on their family
To write a short paragraph about a family, using knowledge of gender to use the correct adjectives, and verbs with the correct person
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By the end of this half term:
ALL pupils will: be able to name the different members of a family. The will be able to talk about their own family. They will know how to say the five vowels. They will recognise numbers up to 100.
MOST pupils will: also be able to talk about the members of their family using the third person (se llama, tiene…) and adjectives They will be able to write a short description of their family. They will be able to name the numbers up to 100.
SOME pupils will: also be able to write a more detailed description of their family using the correct gender and verbs.
Focus on phonics: Vowels, silent h
KS2 Framework Objectives addressed:L3.1, L3.2, L3.3, L4.1, L4.3, L4.4, L5.2, L5.3O3.2, O3.3, O3.4, O4.2, O4.3, O4.4, O5.1, O5.3 KAL: Identify phonemes, letters and words which are similar to and different from English in spoken and written forms
Understand and use a range of common words from all word classes, especially verbsApply their knowledge of language rules and conventions when building short sentences and texts, spoken and writtenRecognise some basic aspects of agreement where relevant, e.g. gender, singular/plural, pronoun/verb, adjectivesLLS: Identify techniques to develop pronunciation, e.g. observing native speakers, speaking aloud, making recordingsImprove their ability to memorise, using a range of strategies such as association with a physical response, word association, rhyme and rhythm and visualisationIdentify techniques which assist understanding, e.g. looking at the face of the speaker, asking for repetition or clarification, listening for key wordsSort and categorise known words and investigate the characteristics of new language
Year 5Year 5
Autumn Term, First HalfAutumn Term, First Half
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