begin to understand the diversity of people around the world and how beliefs and ways of living have affected human geography in different countries and climatesīy the end of Lower key Stage 2 pupils will demonstrate the following:.
a secure knowledge of the continents of the world and the areas with hot and cold climates and the importance of maps to locate these areas.an understanding of the vastness of the world and develop a sense of wonder by looking at a country on the other side of the world and how the people are different to the people in Manchester.the use of subject specific vocabulary relating to human and physical geography.a good understanding of the world, UK and their locality.Know about their own cultures and beliefs and those of other people in their environment, and talk about those features that they like and dislikeīy the end of Key Stage 1 pupils will demonstrate the following:.Explore, observe, make decisions and talk about people, other living things and objects in their natural environments.Children will explore values and different attitudes within our country and worldwide, providing an interest in our surroundings helping children take responsibility for the care of earth and people.īy the end of EYFS pupils will demonstrate the following.Children will develop a sense of responsibility of the world around them, developing enquiry skills to ask and answer relevant questions.
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Children know how to and can confidently use a map to locate different places in the world for example, cities, countries, continents and oceans. Children will recognise similarities and differences between different places in the world, leading to an understanding that a location can affect what the Physical Geography of that place is like (and, in turn, the Human Geography). Children will develop and understand geographical and human characteristics and features of different locations, including those in the country that we live. 
Children develop and focus on the sense of awe and wonder of the world around them. Key Concepts for Geography at Barton Moss across all Key Stages Environment Geography - How people can help and protect the environment. Human Geography - Concerned with people. Physical Geography - Nature and the effect on people and the environment. The Three types of Geography we teach are: The Barton Moss curriculum has been designed so that pupils can initially explore their local area in depth – so they understand the human, social, physical and recreational features of their locality and can then make meaningful comparisons with other places in the UK, Europe and the wider world. Children have many opportunities to investigate the rich diversity of environments, climates and settlements across continents and hemispheres – applying and developing their literacy and mathematical skills as they undertake research, and extending their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development as they appreciate the lives and experiences of others. This enables children to explore key concepts of change, continuity and identify interconnections and interdependency in the world around them. Skiksma also posted a PlayStation Blog providing a little more insight into what players can expect in Moss: Book II.We teach the subject in meaningful contexts, helping children to pose questions, investigate them and find answers about the physical, environmental, and human aspects of the world. Within the episode, Polyarc showed off some new, unique features-including a teaser for a MASSIVE encounter that Quill is about to face-however, they purposefully avoided a ton of spoilers they want players to experience on their own. To celebrate the announcement, Polyarc’s Josh Stiksma, principal engineer and designer director sat down to record an episode of PlayStation Underground with PlayStation’s content communication mangers, Justin Massongill and Tim Turi, to give fans a sneak peek at some of the environments, enemies, and challenges they’ll encounter in this new adventure. The stakes are higher than ever, and the player alone will guide Quill to save her world, end the merciless rule of the Arcane, and rise to legend. Interact with new allies, old friends, and stunningly imagined environments. 
Moss: Book IIbuilds on all the things players loved in the platinum-selling Moss. AND NEW PLAYSTATION UNDERGROUND GAMEPLAY REVEALĮxactly two weeks from today on March 31, players will reunite with Quill in Moss: Book IIon PlayStation VR.
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