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Rough Lesson Structure Session 1
Year: 5
Term: Spring
Key Stage: 2
Teaching Group 2a, Mrs Chapman
Curriculum Subject:
Introduction to Ancient Egypt
Key Vocabulary: Egypt, The
Nile, Red Land, Black Land, Pyramids
Learning Objectives:
Attitudes to show
enthusiasm towards Egypt and eagerness to go on to the next session
Skills to be able
to build a pyramid from paper straws and
Knowledge and
Understanding that the Egyptians were reliant on The Nile for the yearly
flood so the crops could get water and they could eat well.
Why the Egyptians built the pyramids and how they built them
Introduction:
This part 1
of a 3-part session, which will cover 3 lessons.
The children
will be introduced to Egypt as a country, learning about The Red Land and The
Black Land and the importance of The Nile.
Key Activities:
· Intro PowerPoint (15mins) - Children will engage in a 15-20 minute interactive
PowerPoint presentation
· Activity 1 (15mins) – Challenge the children to create a pyramid from paper straws in 15
minutes. Children will be split into pairs
· Activity 2 (20mins) – Egyptian Quiz Wordsearch – letters of broken words must be filled in and
then found in the wordsearch
· End of session (10 mins) – Encourage children to show the pyramids they have made and show and
their understanding of why they have or haven’t worked
Resources:
·
Use of a computer for PowerPoint purposes
·
Paper straws, scissors and Selotape for pyramid
building, ruler and pencil for measuring (if desired)
·
Pyramid word search and Pyramid Quiz worksheet
(combined – same activity)
Cross-curricular opportunities:
·
Geography
·
Art and craft
·
Maths
·
English/Spelling
Planned Method of Assessment:
·
Children’s knowledge and skills must show in
results of craft based activities and worksheet challenges.
·
Children will have the opportunity to show their
skills in pyramid building and then present them to the class.
·
Showing success in completion of Quiz Wordsearch
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