Local History & Geography: Transport & Local Land Use Over Time
Year 3 - History & Geography - Summer 2
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Core Learning
Core Learning
Historical enquiry
Know how early transport held back developments in the locality
Know why improvements were made to transport in the locality
Know how much difference the improvements in transport make to the local area
Reconstruct situations from a range of source material
Use and evaluate sources
Transport, Travel, Journey, Route, Map, Direction, Distance, Passenger, Goods, Cargo, Trade, Industry, Local area, Change over time, Timeline, Past and present, Evidence, Source, Museum
Geography
The Local Area
Name, locate, describe and discuss key landmarks and geographical features of our county of West Sussex employing maps, keys and symbols.
Describe and understand types of settlement and identify how and why land use changes over time with a specific focus on Cissbury Ring.
Describe and understand key aspects of human geography, including how natural resources can be used for energy creation with a focus on Rampion Wind Farm and its location on the Sussex coastline.
Use OS maps to begin to understand how to locate local landmarks (Cissbury Ring) using 4 figure grid references.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
transport
travel
journey
route
map
direction
distance
passenger
goods
cargo
trade
industry
local area
change over time
timeline
past and present
evidence
source
museum
key
symbol
settlement
land use
natural resources
energy
coast/coastline
What came before?
What came before?
In Year 2 , children learnt buildings in the local area and how they had changed and developed.
Year 2: Local History: changes in buildings
In Year 1, children visit Salvington Windmill and understand how physical geography (weather and seasons) can impact human geography.
What comes after?
What comes after?
In year 5, children will learn about The Blitz & WWII
In Year 5, children identify and describe changing local land use over time comparing Worthing with another coastal town in England (Penzance) using census information and OS maps.
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