Lesson plans

Listening to and understanding a narrative text. Exploring processes of the Earth (climate change: melting ice caps).

Adding, subtracting, and multiplying with decimal numbers in contextual situations. Gaining ecological understanding.

To search for and comprehend informational texts. To care for plants and animals responsibly.

Counting quantities up to at least 20. Understanding terms like more/less. Understanding the impact of weather and seasons on plants.

Add and subtract using standard procedures in context situations. Discover the complexity of food production chains and their relationship to sustainability.

Exploring aspects of the concept of environment.

Orientation on and learning about the climate and ecosystems.

Investigating the different possibilities of colour. Experimenting with the colour wheel.

Investigating possibilities of colours. Recognising and naming colours. Individually mixing secondary colours.

Investigating the possibilities of colours. Targeted experimenting with the image aspect colour. 

Describe and shape the characteristics of different mountain landscapes in the world.

Investigating external differences between people at a detailed level.

Exploring and observing external features of animals. 

Experimenting with and experiencing colour nuances.

Getting to know the external features of the caterpillar and experimenting with mixing colours.

Realising that animals are born, grow, develop and reproduce. 

Explore the elementary parts of flowers.

Writing practice by making writing movements.

Explore elementary parts of trees.

The pupils learn about concepts that have to do with summer.

Compare amounts, practise concepts like ‘more and less’ and count from 1 to 5.

Expanding the vocabulary within the theme pets.

Perceiving and recognising the external features of the leaves of various trees.

Explore which of the earth’s processes could lead to natural disasters.