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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 2008 Who We Are

People get information through their five senses
• the five senses and their uses
• safety and taking care of the sense organs
• disabilities associated with the five senses
• respect for disabled

Change,
Function,
Responsability

Social skills>

Respecting others
Cooperating

Self management skills>

Safety
Gross motor skills
Jan - Feb 2009 How the World Works Our world is made up of shapes.
• Basic geometric shapes
• 2-D and 3-D solids
• Patterns with shapes

Causation,
Form,
Function

Research skills>

Observing
Recording data

Self management skills>

Spatial awareness
Fine motor skills
Feb. - Mar. 2009 Sharing the Planet Arthropods are living things and can be harmful or helpful.
• The characteristics of living things
• The basic needs of living things
• Characteristics of insects, arachnids, crustaceans, annelids
• Harmful and helpful arthropods

Change,
Connection,
Responsability

Research skills>

Formulating questions
Collecting data

Thinking skills>

Analyzing
Synthesizing
Apr - Jul. 2009 How We Express Ourselves

Stories give us pleasure and help our imaginations grow.
• Elements of a story
• Storytelling
• Creating stories that express emotions and experiences
• Fiction/non-fiction

Connection,
Perspective,
Reflection

Communication skills>

Writing
Non-verbal communication

Social skills>

Group decision-making

Thinking skills>

Acquisition of knowledge