Objectives and Key Competences

• Identify and say the names of items of clothing

• Listen and say Tiger’s word chant

• Use and respond to classroom language

• Ask and respond to questions about your favourite season

• Recognise and read key words

• Identify the names of seasons

• Listen, understand and repeat the Ping and Pong story

• Use the Pupil’s App on Navio

• Recall and repeat the story

• Practise pronunciation: /S/

• Say key words in simple sentences

• Copy and write key words

• Review and assess own learning

• Make a cut-out

• Play a game using the cut-out

• Listen and understand the story

• Sing a song about the story

• Sing a song about the seasons

Lexis

Core vocabulary

• coat, jumper, shirt, shoes and socks, shorts, skirt, trousers, T-shirt

Story vocabulary

• cold, snow, today, window

Cross-curricular vocabulary: Seasons and nature

• spring, summer, autumn, winter, flower, tree

Receptive language

• always ask first

Recycled vocabulary

• colours

• favourite

Structures 

Core structures

• I’m/You’re wearing ...

• Is this your (coat)?

• Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.

• In (spring) ...

Classroom language

• Is this your (pencil)? Yes, it is./No, it isn’t.

• My (pencil) is (red).

Recycled structures

• Where’s my ...

• Let’s ...

• You can see ...

Phonics 

• The /S/ sound (shorts, shirt)

Sociocultural aspects curricular links

• Interest in naming items of clothing

• Pleasure in reading a story about clothes getting lost

• Awareness of how to ask about ownership

• Awareness of the need to ask people before using their things

• Pleasure in practising pronunciation

• Willingness to take turns

• Confidence in using classroom language

• Enjoyment of the humour in the Ping and Pong story

• Willingness to review and assess own learning

• Awareness of how the seasons change

• Pleasure in singing and acting out a traditional song

• Pleasure in talking about your favourite season

• Interest in learning about seasons in the UK

Cross-curricular links

Social Science: Seasons and culture