Owl Class Summer Term Overview 2017
Year One
English
Mathematics
Pictograms
Science
Computing
Seasonal
changes …
Computer
Skills
PE
Art
Design
Sculptures
Moving
Pictures
Geography
History
Time
Adjectives
Alphabetical order
Adding and
subtraction of 1
and 10
Compound words
Number bonds
Adverbs
Adding three
numbers
Spring to
Summer
continued
Fundamental
athletics
Using
equipment:
Mini models
Painting
Tennis
racquets
Antonyms
Drawing
from nature
Weighing
Speech marks
Plants
Questions
Weekly spellings
Woodland
walk
Programming
Halving and
doubling
Growing and
observing
Explore and
evaluate
existing
examples
Welcome to
the UK
Sliders
London
Working with
money
Wild plants
Ordering two
digit numbers
Trees
Odds and evens
Parts of a plant
Levers
Swimming
Land art
Garden plants
Guided reading
Town &
Country
Hockey sticks
Capacity
Progression in
reading
Our
Country
Dance
Operating
programmable
toys
Team games
Poetry
Exploring
up to 6
different
sculptors
Wheel
mechanisms
Designing for
a given
audience
Athletics
Writing skills
Number
sequences
Making
Multiplying by
2,5 and 10
Evaluating
Comparing
London
with
another
capital city
Significant
People
Exploring the
lives of three
different
nurturing
nurses and
how they are
remembered
Owl Class Summer Term Overview 2017
Reception
Topic
Around the
world on the
magic carpet
Communication &
Language
Physical
Development
Persona & Social
Development
Building listening skills
Swimming
Listen to the ideas
of others and learn
to compromise and
include them in our
games
Looking at ways of
recording numbers in
other countries
Fundamental
athletics including
using equipment:
Share thinking, ideas,
feelings and events that
have been observed
Tennis racquets
Sharing own
experiences and
understanding with the
class
Hockey sticks
Dance
Athletics
Listening to others and
asking appropriate
questions
Sports Day
Continue to show
sensitivity to others’
needs and feelings,
and form positive
relationships
Speak in a familiar
group, to share
ideas
Choose the
resources needed
for any chosen
activities
Literacy
Mathematics
Continue to
build
sentences,
labels and
captions
Counting
To find
information
from books and
computers
Estimating
Adding
Subtracting
Using money
Ordering numbers
To apply new
sounds learnt
to reading and
writing
Reading by
sounding out
and using
pictures for
clues
Understanding the
World
Visiting a wide variety
of countries and
states
Looking at structures,
language, images,
culture and traditions
of each place
Counting in 10s
Recognising and
continuing patterns
Recognising and
building 3D shapes
Carefully recording
numbers accurately
Tasting food from
different countries
Expressive Arts &
Design
Listening to
different
recordings
including music
and dance from
traditional to
contemporary
and tribal
Use a variety of
materials to
complete craft
activities inspired
by the places
being studied
Play cooperatively as
part of a group to
develop projects
Continue to build
repertoire of
songs and dances