Curiosity Learning Community Term Four Overview
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Welcome back to another exciting term for learning.
Below is an outline of the curriculum that we will be covering this term.
English
During Term Four, in Reading and Viewing, students will read a variety of imaginative and informative texts and learn how to identify and paraphrase the main idea. Students will collaborate to compare the use of direct and indirect speech within texts. They will continue to develop their reading fluency and expression when reading aloud.
In Writing, the students will be writing a variety of information texts while applying the correct structure and features. They will be exploring contractions and quotation marks and will be encouraged to use these language features within their writing.
During Speaking and Listening, the students will be participating in collaborative discussions. Students will take notes and be encouraged to ask questions for clarification when working in small groups and in pairs.
Mathematics
In Mathematics, students will continue to model and represent fractions including halves, quarters, thirds,
Investigation
During Investigations this Term, the topic is, ‘Dream it, Design it, Build it’. Throughout this unit students
collaboratively to explore the materials used to design and build a Billy Cart of motion performance.
Religion
In Religious Education, the students will be researching a selection of Franciscan Saints and sharing their knowledge with the school community. Students will explore the Joyful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary and develop their understanding about the Joyful Mysteries and how to pray the Holy Rosary. Towards the end of Term students will be preparing for the birth of Jesus during the season of Advent.
TCL Auslan
In Auslan, this Term, students will understand that signs that look like the object they represent are called iconic. They will learn signs for farm animals and continue to retrieve and build on their use of depicting signs and colours. They will also be learning skills of enactment when imitating animal movements.
We look forward to having a wonderful term.
Natalie Bruzzese, Rachel Wilson and Jay Russell
Curiosity Learning Community