how do you get to school? draw your house in the top left corner and your school in the bottom right...
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How do you get to School?• Draw your house in the top left corner
and your school in the bottom right• In the film-strip squares between them,
draw pictures that show your journey to school (what do you see, what landmarks are there?)
• Put a smiley or sad face representing how you feel about each of the pictures next to them in each of the film-strip squares
Complete the following boxes• The best part of my journey is…• The worst part of my journey is…• My favourite place where I live is…• Because…
What I see and feel• In “what I see”, draw
something which represents what you see, eg a big car if the roads are busy, a small car if the roads are quiet, a big person if it is crowded, or some rubbish if it is untidy
• In “what I feel”, simply write a few words that sum up the area you are in, eg busy, exciting quiet, green, messy, grey etc
Doing fieldwork safely
• Make sure you have any medication you might need
• Make sure you have sensible clothing for being outside
• Stay with your group at all times
• Only cross the road when instructed to do so
Lingo Bingo
• Write one fact into each of the boxes which you discovered in the fieldwork activity (too many cars, lots of trees etc)
• Walk around class and cross off facts that you match with others
• You can only get one fact from each person you ask
• First one to four shouts “Lingo Bingo” to win!
My Manifesto• Write down three things that
you would like to change which would improve the area you live in
• These might include more 20mph speed limits, more trees, more cycling and walking paths
Our Class Manifesto• As a class, agree the five most
important things that you would all like to change which would improve the area you live in
• Our class manifesto for improving our area is:
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