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Diane Louise Jordan returns with another new series of 10 programmes for the Spring term 2010, with units exploring fairy tales, the water cycle and shapes in natural world.
Autumn 2009
Spring 2010
Summer 2010
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The PE Curriculum at Key Stage 1 requires a range of dance activities and specifies that children should have opportunities to:
a) use movement imaginatively, responding to stimuli, including music, and performing basic skills [for example, travelling, being still, making a shape, jumping, turning and gesturing]
b) change the rhythm, speed, level and direction of their movements
c) create and perform dances using simple movement patterns, including those from different times and cultures
d) express and communicate ideas and feelings
Time to Move is an ideal resource for providing all these dance opportunities.
Also links to equivalent levels and objectives in Scotland (Curriculum for Excellence). |
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Programmes are broadcast at 0300 on Thursdays. Programmes will be available as podcasts and audio on demand for 7 days following the transmission dates below. The brave tin soldier1. Tin soldiers
14/01/2010
2. The incredible adventure
21/01/2010 The King's new clothes3. The cunning tricksters
28/01/2010
4. He's got no clothes!
04/02/2010 The water cycle5. Earth, wind and big, black clouds
11/02/2010
6. Raindrops, rivers and recycled water
25/02/2010 Pattern world7. Symmetry in the man-made world
04/03/2010
8. Asymmetry in the natural world
11/03/2010
9. Pattern in an artist's world
18/03/2010 All the music10. Music compilation
25/03/2010 |
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The brave tin soldier1. Tin soldiers
14/01/2010
2. The incredible adventure
21/01/2010 The King's new clothes3. The cunning tricksters
28/01/2010
4. He's got no clothes!
04/02/2010 The water cycle5. Earth, wind and big, black clouds
11/02/2010
6. Raindrops, rivers and recycled water
25/02/2010 Pattern world7. Symmetry in the man-made world
04/03/2010
8. Asymmetry in the natural world
11/03/2010
9. Pattern in an artist's world
18/03/2010 All the music10. Music compilation
25/03/2010 |
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Listen to an extract from the series
