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PSHE – Aim Higher Week

Ollie and Ellie – Explore Working in a Hospital

Drama leading into Art Work

Learning

Objectives

WALT

 

Teacher – Model / Demonstrate

Connection (Recap)

Activation (Modelling / questioning)

V    A    K

Differentiation

Demonstration

 

Success

Criteria

WILF

Plenary Consolidation

Extend

V    A    K

Core

V    A    K

    Support

V    A    K

To empathise with characters

To act ‘in role’.

To use drama as a starting point for artwork.

·        Recap on prior learning about term aspiration

·        Recap on text Ollie and Ellie

·        Ask the children to consider what the main term to the text was – young boy with broken arm making his way through the hospital

·        Ask the children have any of them ever been taken into hospital?

·        Discuss what it must feel like to break a bone – fear/pain etc

·        Put children into groups of 4 – mixed ability

·        Put scenario to the children – one of them has broken a leg, the others are mum/dad and an onlooker who is phoning for an ambulance

·        Small group to discuss what they would look like and be doing

·        Children to prepare scene as if it is a photo – children to freeze and hold the scene

·        Chose one group to show their frozen ‘photo’ to the rest of the class – others to predict what they could be thinking (thought-tracking)

·        Using same process of Freeze-Framing and Thought Tracking – make Photos of ambulance arriving, arrival at hospital, being seen by doctor, being potted, being sent home.

·        Explain that children are going to chose one of the scenarios they have acted out to make a picture/clay cross section of

·        Discuss what picture/clay model should look like and share expectations

·        Children to produce artwork

Mixed ability

Share artwork – talk through what went well and what they feel they could improve on – Evaluation sheet

Adults in class supporting different art activities.

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