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Unit of Inquiries PYP4: pupils 6-7 years old

PYP FOUR

Time Frame

Knowledge

Concepts

Transdisciplinary Skills

Sept - Oct 2008

How we Organize Ourselves

Different cultures organize their daily lives in different ways.
• Foods and food preparation in different cultures
• Daily rituals and routines
• Local and international religions and their effects on our lives

Function,
Connection,
Perspective

Social skills>

Respecting others

Communication skills>

Listening
Writing

Reserach skills>

Formulating questions
Nov - Dec 2008 How the World Works Climate and weather affect aspects of life on earth.
• Difference between climate and weather
• Natural phenomena associated with weather
• The effects of weather at local and global levels

Form,
Causation,
Change

Thinking skills>

Application

Social skills>

Group decision making

Research skills>

Interpreting data

Communication skills>

Reading
Jan - Feb 2009 Where We Are in Place and Time History has been defined by the actions of individuals.
• What is history
• National Heroes of Barbados & their contributions
• How Barbados history connects/compares to history of students’ country of origin

Connection,
Change,
Responsability

Thinking skills>

Acquisition of knowledge

Social skills>

Cooperating
Adopting a variety of group roles

Communication skills>

Listening
Feb - Mar 2009 Who We Are Issues of health safety affect our daily lives.
• The importance of exercise for a healthy lifestyle
• Healthy vs. unhealthy foods
• Safety at home, school and in the wider community
• Recognizing and avoiding unsafe behaviour/safety hazards

Function,
Responsability,
Reflection

Thinking skills>

Comprehension

Social skills>

Accepting responsability

Self-management skills>

Informed choices
Apr - May 2009 How We Express Ourselves People express a range of emotions through the media of the arts.
• Values and how they are expressed in dance, drama and art
• Sign language and mime
• Artist’s intention

Causation,
Reflection,
Perspective

Thinking skills>

Analysis

Communication skills>

Non-verbal communication

Self-management skills>

Fine motor

Research skills>

Observing
Jun - Jul 2009 Sharing the planet Species face extinction as the world changes.
• Chronology of dinosaurs (periods and species)
• Species of dinosaurs
• Causes for extinction
• Geological Timeline

Change,
Causation,
Responsability

Thinking skills>

Comprehension

Self-management skills>

Fine motor

Research skills>

Collecting data

Communication  skills>

Presenting