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Primary years

Unit of Inquiries PYP1 and PYP2: pupils 3-5 years old

PYP ONE AND TWO

Time Frame

Knowledge

Concepts

Transdisciplinary Skills

Sept. -  Dec 2009 Who We Are

A well-developed sense of one's self enhances learning, growth in maturity and interaction with others.
• My physical characteristics and how I am growing and changing
• My feelings, likes and dislikes
• My body parts and their functions


Function, Change,
Form

Social skills>

Respecting others
Cooperating

Research skills>

Observing

Self-management skills>

Gross motor skills
Fine motor skills
Jan - Feb 2010 How we organize ourselves Our school is a community of people who work together.
• School buildings and grounds (Intro to maps & road symbols.)
• Who works in school and jobs they do
• Feelings and ideas about school
• Ways to represent how the school works
• How school is connected to things and people outside

Connection,
Causation,
Responsability

Thinking skills>

Acquisition of knowledge
Comprehension

Research skills>

Observing

Communication skills>

Non verbal communication
Feb. - Mar. 2010 Where we are in place and time Where I live determines the type of housing I live in
• Types of houses around the world
• What houses can be made of
• How the environment affects houses

Change,
Causation,
Function

Social skills>

Listening

Research skills>

Collecting data

Thinking skills>

Synthesis
Apr - Jun. 2010 Sharing the planet

We share the planet with many kinds of animals.
• The classification systems of animals
• The characteristics of different classes
• Ways in which people and animals interact (pets, farming etc.)
• Our responsibility to care for animals

Connection,
Function,
Responsability

Communication skills>

Speaking

Research skills>

Recording data

Self-management skills>

Organization