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Year 2 religious education


Writing links between QCA schemes of work and NLS writing objectives

Year 2
Curriculum 2000: Religious Education

The QCA schemes of work for Religious Education at Y2 are 2A, 2B, 2C and 2D.

The mapping shown below is based on writing activities suggested in the units that directly relate to NLS non-fiction objectives. The units also offer other opportunities for purposeful writing.

Y2 TERM 2
QCA schemes of work: RE
NLS writing objectives
Unit 2A. What is the Torah and why is it important to Jewish people?

Children should learn:
about the Jewish holy book (the Torah);
about the way the Torah is treated and what this shows about Jewish beliefs.

Writing activity identified in the unit:
Ask the children to make a close observational drawing of the yad, or design a yad. Write extended sentences about it and the Torah scroll, and other things they are not allowed to touch, explaining why.

NLS non-fiction text focus:
explanations

T21 to produce simple flow charts or diagrams that explain ...

S9 to secure the use of simple sentences in own writing



Y2 TERM 3
QCA schemes of work: RE
NLS writing objectives
Unit 2D.Visiting a place of worship

Children should learn:
the key features of the building they will be visiting.

Writing activity identified in the unit:
Look at pictures, diagrams and video extracts which show the place of worship. Use a range of reference material to find out what the building is like and what people do there.

NLS non-fiction text focus: non-chronological reports

T19 to make simple notes from non-fiction texts eg key words and phrases, page references, headings to use in subsequent writing

T20 to write non-fiction texts, using texts read as models for own writing, eg use of headings, subheadings, captions

T21 to write non-chronological reports based on structure of known texts, eg There are two sorts of X … they live in …. The A's have x but the B's etc, using appropriate language to present …and categorise ideas

S5 to write in clear sentences using capital letters and full stops accurately



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