<p>3x lessons of progression teaching about the artwork of Edward Tingatinga</p>

<p>Features lessons including:</p> <ul> <li>Map Work</li> <li>Biomes</li> <li>Water</li> <li>Bathymetric Maps</li> <li>Human Geography - Tribes</li> </ul> <p>These lessons include reference to using digimaps, but atlas or google maps would work just as well.</p>

<p>Included are powerpoints and resources for 10 weeks of learning for Crime and Punishment aimed at Year 6 level.</p> <p>Wk1 - Outdated Laws<br /> Wk2- Chronology of Law<br /> Wk3 - Police<br /> Wk4 - Crime Maps<br /> Wk5- Cyber Crime<br /> Wk6 - CSI Project<br /> Wk7 - Chronology of Punishments<br /> Wk8 - Colonisation of Australia<br /> Wk9 - Prisons<br /> Wk10 - Piracy<br /> Wk11 - Assessment Lesson</p>

<p>Following and adjusting the CLPE scheme of work for the the text: ‘The London Eye Mystery’ by Siobhan Dowd, included is 6 weeks worth of English planning for Year 6. Could be adapted for Year 5.</p>

<p>UKS2 lesson (used in Year 6) to teach about how settlements are developed. Intorduces land use using the Burgess Model, with a focus on London.</p>

<p>3 Lessons of Art looking at the style of Ken Done. Linked to London, and a sketch of Tower Bridge.</p>