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Year One (Green). ‘Learning to Respect’ Programme Planning and Activity Booklet Nov 2004. Learning to Respect Project Hounslow Town Primary School. What’s happening in the Project Week? Suggested Activities for Year Groups Links with PSHCE Folens & Dipsi schemes Year Group Topic Webs - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Year One (Green)‘Learning to Respect’ Programme Planning and Activity Booklet
Nov 2004
Learning to Respect ProjectHounslow Town Primary School
What’s happening in the Project Week?
Suggested Activities for Year Groups
Links with PSHCE Folens & Dipsi schemes
Year Group Topic Webs Class Timetables Selected Activities from
Domestic Violence Prevention Pack for Schools
The WeekMonday Warm ups, Introduce
improvisation skills and tableaux, introduce puppets
Tuesday AWAAZ drama assembly, Introduce Learning to Respect theme
Wednesday Cross Curricular Activities
Thursday Cross Curricular Activities
Friday Evaluation of Week by pupils. Incl. Non – rehearsed mini assembly within Year Group from pupils’ perspective. Set homework as planning for their competition.
End Points
Key Stage 1 Feeling Angry and Being Fair
( expressing anger without violence to yourself, or others)
Years 3 - 4
Why hurting people isn’t ok and What can you do if someone has been or is using violence?
Year 5 How is power
sometimes abused in relationships to control someone?
Control and power. Year 6 Gender issues
Early Years Circle
Games Friendships
Learning to Respect Topic Web for Year ______
DRAMADRAMA
ARTART MUSICMUSIC
LITERACYLITERACY
PSHCE
PSHCE
Theme:Theme:
Suggested Activities & End Points
Notes…
Planning and Timetables
Notes…
Selected Activities
Notes…Tuesday - sad themes (talking about play)
Sad coloursSad music
Faces - expressions using salt dough @ end of week - tie into self portraits
Wednesday - happy things - friendsThursday - angryFriday - evaluation.
Learning to Respect ProjectHounslow Town Primary School So, what’s happening at Hounslow Town?
Friday 8th October 2004 Whole School INSET on the ‘Learning to Respect’ Project and Resources. Training will
be provided by Nicole Marshall, Sally Barnard and
led by Pattie Friend.
Monday 1st November to Friday 5th November Whole School Creative Project
‘Learning to Respect’*
Tuesday 2nd November Performance by AWAAZ Drama Company to
launch the theme of the project.
Thursday 4th November Outreach sessions begin fortnightly 3.30 – 5pm
Week Beg 8th November Competition Week Designing and Making an
artefact/poster/poem/sculpture etc inspired by the project.
Thursday 11th November Open Class Session to Parents, to help children create their
competition entry.
Monday 22nd November Launch of Project to the Borough .
* Any disclosures from parents arising from the project will be referred to the Outreach worker and support is planned to be available to children throughout the project week and afterwards.
Planning and Preparation GridLearning to Respect Topic
Key Questions
CrossCurricular Links
Activities How will outcome of the activities be evaluated/assessed?
Explaining relationships
What is making Winston lonely?How can we make him better?What should he do?
Toys – HistoryDrama
Introduce Winston (puppet) and explain story of Angelina the bully.Children to act out the scene with possible endings.
Outcomes from Children’s role play.
Encourage Can the children show good listening and group work?
Lit – speaking and listening
Name games pg 51 of activities booklet. Children to introduce themselves and then the person next to them.
Good listening and clear speaking evident.
Good rules for safe environment
In groups - why do people get bad feelings working in big groups?
Speaking and listeningDrama
Considering people’s feelings - class discussion and brain-storming.
Verbally demonstrated.
What makes us sad?Sad feelings
What makes us sad?How do you feel?What do you do?
Lit – writingSpeaking and listening
Discuss on the carpet and brainstorm ideas about what makes us sad.Children to write and draw a picture of what makes them sad.
Outcomes of discussions.Outcomes of written work and drawings produced.
Sad feelings How can we help someone who is sad?
Lit- Drama Using puppet who is sad discuss ways of helping him. Role play situations.
Observations of role plays.
Planning and Preparation GridLearning to Respect Topic
Key Questions
CrossCurricular Links
Activities How will outcome of the activities be evaluated/assessed?
Expressing mood
How does music influence our mood?What are the differences in music that evoke mood?
Music Play a selection of music that evokes different emotions. Children to discuss how it makes them feel.
Results from discussion
Expressing mood
How can art express our feelings?What colours make us sad/happy etc?
Art Children to make a poster (per table) of happy drawings and sad drawings
Observations of drawings produced
Feelings Yes/No feelings with regard to senses eg smell, taste, touch.What do they like/dislike?
Lit-Spk and ListDrama
Using feeling bag- what are nice/bad touches with a selection of objects exploring good and bad senses.
Responses produced
Bullying How does it make us feel?What should we do?
PSHCE – EmotionsDrama
Using the puppet, improvise a bullying situation. Children then to discuss how it feels and what they would do about it
Observations from role play
Cuddles Who likes cuddles? How do cuddles make us feel?
Lit- Writing Read poem to children and discuss why we like cuddles. Children then to complete the poem
Answers produced in discussion
Planning and Preparation GridLearning to Respect Topic
Key Questions
CrossCurricular Links
Activities How will outcome of the activities be evaluated/assessed?
Hands What do we use hands for?Good/bad
Art Lit - writing
Class discussion – kind hands can….Unkind hands can…..Children draw around and cut out hands. Stick on paper. Children write good/bad statements.
Responses produced from discussion and writing produced.
Teacher Evaluation of Project
What did the children contribute in their assembly?The children showed the other class the work they had produced over the week and discussed why we had done it. Children very reluctant to show role-play.
How does this reflect on their learning through the week?The children produced some good work which showed they were considering the topics discussed.
What were the most positive outcomes this week ?The activities help the children to bond better. Also it made the children realise that it is ok to talk about feeling etc.
How will you continue with the topic/skills used this week ?The circle time activities were very good and I shall continue with these. I felt they helped the class dynamics and children’s confidence.
9.30 to10.30
10.45to 12.15
1.15 to 3.15
Mon Introduction Ground rulesMirroring(Music)
Introduce Winston- Angelina bully story.
Pass the handclapCircle games
Tues What makes ussad?Lit – writingSpeaking and listening
How can we help someone who is sad?Drama - role play.
MusicPlaying music to express mood.
Art Colours/patterns to fit mood.
Wed NumeracyShape - draw Clown using Circles happy/sad face.
Mr. HappyWhat makes them sad?What makes them happy?
ArtYes/No feelingsMake group poster.
Yes/no feelingsSenses – smell/taste/touch
Thurs LiteratureWho likes Cuddles?Complete poem
BullyingHow does it make them feel?What should we do?
Making clay smiley face
Art - showing emotion
Fri Hands- what do we use them for?Good/bad
What have we learned?Discuss and work on Performance.
Assembly to show purple class what they have learned.
Evaluation of week completed by children.