2. How do we inform
ourselves about
this area of
learning?
What actions
can we take?
What learning
activities will our
children engage
with?
3. Have a definite Involve What is it like here? (Use,
concluding activity for children in story, picture books, TEACHING
the project that can be evaluation sense impressions, TOOLKIT
shared with others. drama to explore) Sense
[PLACE] impressions
Ask & answer 5 W’s
Decide on questions such as: Making pairs
your What would it be
personal like to live here/ Most Likely
Know that you actions to ...
are not alone in visit?
Living
taking action –
Graphs
hundreds/
thousands of What focus? Start with a
other people photo
worldwide are Environmental Impact &
trying to do Sustainability Using
Artefacts
something about
this issue Interdependence &
Connectedness
Research Google
(MDG’s). Maps (Earth)
People , Culture & Diversity Explore & Quikmaps/
Further
map Scribble
research & Maps
new enquiry (SPACE),
use
Google
Use P4C/ Earth
Community of
enquiry to Explore through
explore this picture books/
issue video etc
What will we do? What will the children do?
4.
5.
6. What do I / we already know?
- Share ideas with the children about what
they already know about India from previous
topics.
7. Miss Oglanby has agreed to
speak to our class about her
time in India. She has travelled
all over the world and visited
many places. During her time in
India she travelled to the
countryside and spent time in
the cities. She has a wide
knowledge of the country and
many artefacts from her visits!
12. BBC Class Clips http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/learningzone/clips/india-varied-landscapes-and-
varied-lives/4603.html
The landscapes of India are varied and so are the lives of
the people who live in the different regions. In Rajasthan in
the north the buildings and traditional crafts attract
tourists. One child's father makes shoes and another
organises tours for visitors to the region. In Kerala in
southern India the growing and selling of spices provides
employment for some families. Kerala means 'The land of
the coconut tree' so many families are also involved in
farming coconuts. All parts of the coconut are used and
produce a range of products from cooking oil to floor mats.
The final child lives in Mumbai, one of the largest cities in
India. Mumbai has a very busy port and some families
import goods through the port.
13. No search results for Chembakolli, widened search to India.
Maybe useful
as an
introduction to
Indian village
life.