This is broken down into 30 parts for children to read individually. Attached is also a shortened version of the story so the children can learn to retell.
Five week unit of work based on Under the Sea. Activities and Outcomes included. Also weekly questions to enlarge and use in the classroom for display. In addition an overview for parents. An exciting way to engage children in the un der the sea topic.
EY unit of work. Within the learning challenges for this topic the children will research and learn about nocturnal animas. They will explore their own feelings about the dark and discuss what it is like to be afraid and brave. The children will research animal homes and discuss how these compare to their own. Asking questions and research will be a key element of learning throughout all the challenges. The children will develop their art skills and represent the nocturnal animals using different media. Outdoor den making, using musical instruments, and retelling the story ‘Owl Babies’ story will also be key learning opportunities. There will also be an opportunity for the children to bake some nest cakes and follow cooking instructions, An educational visit to an owl centre could be planned for the final week and visits from people within the community who look after hedgehogs and bats could also be invited into the school.