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Nursery How we express ourselves How we organize ourselves Who we are Sharing the Planet
An inquiry into the ways in which we discover and An inquiry into the interconnectedness of An Inquiry into the nature of the self; beliefs and An inquiry into rights and responsibilities in the
ideas, feelings, nature , culture , beliefs , and valu human –made systems and communities; the values; personal, physical, mental, social and struggle to share finite resources with other people
ways in which we reflect on ,extend and enjoy structures and functions of organizations spiritual health; human relationships including and with other living things; communities and the
creativity; our appreciation of the aesthetic societal decision-making; economic activities families, friends, communities and cultures; rights other relationships within and between them;
and their impact on humankind and the and responsibilities; what it means to be a human access to equal opportunities; peace and conflict
environment resolution.
KEY & · Function (Communication) - Function (role) · Form (Physical characteristics) · Change (Growth)
RELATED · - Connection (system) ·
CONCEPTS
Perspective (Imagination) · Perspective (likes and dislikes) Connection (Interdependence)
· Causation (Discovery) · Change (Growth) · Responsibility
- Change (transformation)
LINES OF · Communication through play - Where food comes from (Function) · My physical characteristic and senses · Animals and their young ones
INQUIRY · Imagination in play - People create system to provide food · Feelings, likes and dislikes · The roles animals play in people’s lives
(Connection)
· Material exploration · How I am growing and changing · Our responsibility for the well-being of
animals
- How food changes (Change)
CENTRAL Stories convey ideas and feelings and can be People have a role to play in developing and Plants sustain life on Earth and play a role in our lives. Understanding materials helps us to decide its usage.
IDEA expressed in a variety of ways. maintaining their relationships
KEY & · Form (structure) · Connection (relationships) · Causation (Growth) · Form (Properties)
RELATED · Connection (communication) · Perspective (friendship) · Function (Contribution) · Change (Manipulation)
CONCEPTS
· Perspective (expression) · Function (behavior) · Responsibility (Care) · Function (purpose)
LINES OF · Types of stories · Relationships in our lives (family and · How plants grow · Materials around us
INQUIRY · How stories express feelings and ideas friends) · How plants contribute to life on Earth · Changes materials go through
· Creating and expressing stories · How we make and maintain friends · Caring for plants · Using materials for specific purposes
· My responsibilities towards self and
others
·
LEARNER · Communicator · Open minded · Inquirer · Thinker
PROFILE · Risk taker · Reflective · Knowledgeable · Inquirer
· Balanced · Principled · Caring
·
ATL SKILLS · Thinking · Social · Research · Research
· Communication · Communication · Thinking · Self-Management
Pathways School Noida
Programme of Inquiry 2019-20
Grade 1 Who we are Sharing the Planet Where we are in place and time How the world works How we express ourselves
An Inquiry into the nature of the An inquiry into rights and An Inquiry into orientation in place and An inquiry into the natural world and its An inquiry into the ways in which we discover and
self; beliefs and values; personal, responsibilities in the struggle to share time; personal histories; homes and laws the interaction between the express ideas, feelings, nature , culture , beliefs ,
;
physical , mental, social and finite resources with other people and journeys; the discoveries; exploration and and values; the ways in which we reflect on
natural world (physical and biological)
spiritual health; human with other living things; communities migration of human kind; the relationship ,extend and enjoy our creativity ;our appreciation
and human societies; how human use
relationships including families and the other relationships within and between and the interconnectedness of of the aesthetic
their understanding of scientific and
,friends, communities and cultures between them; access to equal individuals and civilizations, from local
technological advances on the society
; rights and responsibilities; what it opportunities; peace and conflict and global perspective
and on the environment.
means to be a human resolution.
KEY & · Form (Characteristics) · Function (Limited resource) · Form (Maps) · Function (Cycles) · Connection (Communication)
RELATED · Causation (Diversity) · Connection (sustainability) · Function (Directions) · Change (Interaction) · Perspective (Imagination)
CONCEPTS
· Connection (Comparison) · Responsibility (Conservation) · Connection (Geography) · Causation (Pattern) · Function (Creativity)
LINES OF · Different types of · Sources and how water is used · Types of maps · Natural cycles (e.g. night and · Expressing our imagination
INQUIRY celebrations · How water sustains life · Purpose of maps and globes day, weather patterns, seasons) · Considering other perspectives through
· Reasons for celebrations · Conserving water · Using maps to identify where we · Actions people take in response to imagination
· Connections between are earth’s Natural cycles · Solving problems using our imagination
different celebrations · Routines of living things related to
Earth’s natural cycles
LEARNER · Reflective · Principled · Inquirers · Inquirers · Thinker
PROFILE · Open-minded · Caring · Reflective · Knowledgeable · Communicator
· Balanced · Risk-taker
TITLE Personal Experiences Traditions Products Survival & Adaptation Simple Machines
Year long unit 2 3 4 5
1
CENTRAL Personal experiences provide Our traditions reflect what is important to our family Products go through a process Survival of living things is dependent People apply their understanding of forces
IDEA inspiration for an artist to create. and community. of change before they are on their ability to adapt to the to invent and create simple machines
used. habitat in which they live. they use in daily lives.
KEY & · Perspective (Personal stories) · Change (Chronology) · Causation (Geography) · Form (habitats) · Form (characteristics)
RELATED · · · ·
CONCEPTS
Function (emotions) · Causation (Traditions) Change (Transformation) Connection (living Function (force, energy)
· Responsibility (Communication) · Connection (Process) environment) · Causation (application, invention)
· Form (beliefs & values)
· Function (Survival)
· Connection (Culture)
LINES OF · Sharing personal experiences · My family history · Origin of products · Features of different habitats · The ways in which we use simple
INQUIRY · How personal experience inspire · Traditions in my family · The stages of production · The connection between living machines in our everyday life
us · Similarities and Differences between beliefs and · How products are things and their habitat · How simple machines work
· Expressing personal experiences values of different communities consumed · Role of adaptation in survival
· Inventing and creating simple
in different ways · The cultural influence of traditions machines
Grade 3 Who we are Sharing the Planet How we express ourselves Where we are in place and How the world works How we organize ourselves
An Inquiry into the nature of An inquiry into rights and An inquiry into the ways in which we time An inquiry into the natural An inquiry into the
the self; beliefs and values; responsibilities in the struggle discover and express ideas, feelings, An Inquiry into orientation in world and its laws; the interconnectedness of human –
personal, physical, mental, to nature, culture, beliefs, and values; place and time; personal interaction between the made systems and communities; the
social and spiritual health; share finite resources with the ways in which we reflect on histories; homes and journeys; natural world (physical structures and functions of
human relationships including other ,extend and enjoy our creativity ;our the discoveries; exploration and biological) and human organizations ;societal decision-
families, friends, communities people and with other living things; appreciation of the aesthetic and migration of humankind; societies; how human use making ;economic activities and
and cultures; rights and communities and the relationships the relationship between and their understanding of their impact on humankind and the
responsibilities; what it means within and between them; access to the interconnectedness of scientific and environment
to be a human equal opportunities; peace and individuals and civilizations, technological advances on
conflict resolution. from local and global the society and on the
perspective environment.
TITLE Balanced choices Peace and conflict Light and sound Design and Marketplace
1 2 3 structures 5
4
CENTRAL The choices we make The action and responses of all Light and sound are used to create The design of a structure depends on the geographical A marketplace is a system of trading
IDEA contribute to personal well- involved can create and solve dramatic effect to capture an location and purpose. goods and services to meet the
being. conflict. audience. needs of the community.
KEY & · Form (Classification) · Causation (Conflict) · Function (light and sound) · Form (Stability) · Form (Features)
RELATED · Causation (Habits) · Function (Resolution) · Connection (dramatic effect) · Function (History) · Change (Systems)
CONCEPTS
· Responsibility (hygiene) · Connection (Mediation) · Perspective (performance) · Connection (Environment and materials) · Responsibility
· Perspective (Design) (Entrepreneurship)
LINES OF · Daily habits and routines · Causes of conflict · How light and sound work · Stable structures around us · The elements that form a
INQUIRY (Nutrition) · · market place
· Strategies to resolve conflict How to manipulate and use light Historical structures
· Balanced choices · Role in conflict resolution and sound for dramatic effect · Connection between materials, location and design · Marketplace- then and now
· Consequence of choices · Using light and sound in · Building stable and purposeful structures · Marketing a product or service
on well being performances
An inquiry into the ways in An inquiry into rights and An inquiry into the natural world An inquiry into the An Inquiry into orientation in An Inquiry into the nature of
which we discover and responsibilities in the struggle to and its laws; the interaction interconnectedness of human – place and time; personal the self; beliefs and
express ideas , feelings share finite resources with other between the natural world made systems and histories; homes and journeys; values;personal, physical
,nature , culture , beliefs , and people and with other living (physical and biological) and communities; the structures the discoveries;exploration and ,mental ,social and spiritual
values; the ways in which we things ; communities and the human societies; how human and functions of organizations; migration of human kind; the health; human relationships
reflect on ,extend and enjoy other relationships within and use their understanding of societal decision-making relationship between and the including families ,friends,
our creativity ;our between them ;access to equal scientific and technological ;economic activities and their interconnectedness of communities and cultures ;
appreciation of the aesthetic opportunities; peace and conflict advances on the society and on impact on humankind and the individuals and civilizations, rights and responsibilities;
resolution. the environment. environment from local and global what it means to be a human
perspective
Grade 5 Where we are in place and time Sharing the Planet How we organize ourselves How we express ourselves Who we are How the world works
An Inquiry into orientation in An inquiry into rights and An inquiry into the An inquiry into the ways in An Inquiry into the nature An inquiry into the natural world
place and time; personal responsibilities in the struggle interconnectedness of human which we discover and of the self; beliefs and and its laws; the interaction
histories; homes and journeys; to share finite resources with – express ideas, feelings, values; personal, physical, between the natural world
the discoveries; exploration other people and with other made systems and communities; nature, culture , beliefs , and mental ,social and spiritual (physical and biological) and
and migration of human kind; living things ; communities the structures and functions of values; the ways in which we health; human relationships human societies; how human use
the relationship between and and the other relationships organizations; societal decision- reflect on ,extend and enjoy including families ,friends, their understanding of scientific
the interconnectedness of within and between them making; economic activities and our creativity ;our communities and cultures ; and technological advances on
individuals and civilizations, ;access to equal their impact on humankind and appreciation of the aesthetic rights and responsibilities; the society and on the
from local and global opportunities; peace and the environment what it means to be a environment.
perspective conflict resolution. human
PYP exhibition will enable students to choose an area of interest from any of the 6 themes
KEY & ● Form (themes) · Connection · Causation (purpose) · Function (techniques) · Change (Adolescence) · Form (energy)
RELATED ● Connection (evidence) (Interconnectedness) · · ·
● Function (Past and
· Function (Social justice) Perspective (interpretation) Function (well-being) Change (transformation)
CONCEPTS · Change (Biodiversity) · Causation (influence) · Causation (sense of · Responsibility
present) · Responsibility (Action)
· Responsibility self) (conservation)
· (Conservation)
LINES OF ● Characteristics of · Ways in which organisms · Organizations and their · The techniques artists use · How our bodies are · Forms of energy
INQUIRY civilizations are interdependent purpose · Influences impacting the changing · Transformation of energy
● Evidences of past · Factors that influence the · Ways in which individuals and artists’ work · Social and emotional
Civilizations
· Alternate sources of
balance within and across organizations contribute to · How artists portray feelings well being energy
● Connections between the natural world social justice
past and present
through their work · Sense of self
· Our responsibility in · Our contribution to the society ·
· maintaining the balance
LEARNER · Inquirer · Inquirer · Reflective · Communicator · Knowledgeable · Inquirer
PROFILE · Knowledgeable · Caring · Knowledgeable · Open -minded · Balanced · Reflective
· Thinker · Reflective · Communicator · Risk-taker · Reflective