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Primary years

Unit of Inquiries PYP6: pupils 8-9 years old

PYP SIX

Time Frame

Knowledge

Concepts

Transdisciplinary Skills

Sept - Oct 2009

How We Express Ourselves

Celebrations are based on the beliefs and values of the culture.
• What and why we celebrate
• How we celebrate
• The similarities and differences between celebrations in different cultures
• Traditions, customs and symbols associated with different celebrations

Form,
Function,
Change

Social skills>

Respecting others

Research skills>

Presenting research findings

Communication skills>

Speaking
Nov - Dec 2009 Who We Are The human body is a complex, integrated system.
• Body systems and organs
• How to care for organs/systems
• Problem of obesity

Form, Responsibility, Connection

Self-management skills>

Safety
Healthy lifestyles

Social skills>

Accepting responsibility

Thinking skills>

Synthesis

Communication skills>

Writing
Jan - Feb 2010 How the World Works Investigating outer space contributes to an understanding of our home planet.
• Our home planet is unique
• Our solar system
• Celestial objects
• The Big Bang theory and the evolution of the universe

Form,
Causation,
Change

Research skills>

Organization
Planning

Thinking skills>

Comprehension
Analysis
Feb - Mar 2010 Sharing the planet Planet Earth has a finite amount of natural resources.
• Natural, renewable/non-renewable resources
• How are various natural resources renewed
• Determining the shelf life of natural resources
• Institutional protection of natural resources

Form, Responsibility Reflection

Thinking skills>

Acquisition of knowledge

Research skills>

Observing

Social skills>

Cooperating

Self-management skills>

Informed choices
Apr - May 2010 Where We Are in Place and Time Exploration has happened in various forms and has an impact on humanity and the world.
• Types of exploration
• Cultural exchange/influence
• Map reading skills
• Famous explorers

Change, Connection,
Reflection

Research skills>

Collecting data
Recording data

Thinking skills>

Application

Communication skills>

Reading
Jun - Jul 2010 How we Organize Ourselves The food we consume goes through a number of processes before it reaches our table.
• Barbados’ agricultural products
• Raw products vs. manufactured goods
• By-products of foods (eg. cheese from milk, etc.)
• Manufacturing process for 1-3 Barbadian products (sugar, rice, etc.)
• Gardening skills

Causation,
Change,
Connection

Self-management skills>

Time management

Social skills>

Group decision making

Thinking skills>

Evaluation

Research skills>

Interpreting data