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Scheme of work Adventurous Activities key stage 2

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Unit 4 (Year 6) Lesson 9OPhase 1: IntroductionRecap last lesson.Lesson outcomes:• Be able to take a bearing from a map and usethat bearing to find a control point• Combine map reading and compass skills• Measure the distance between control pointsand, using the map scale, estimate thenumber <strong>of</strong> paces required to reach the eachcontrolKey Words: bearing, compass, measure, distance,paces, scaleGeirfa Allweddol: cyfeiriant, cwmpawd, mesur,pellter, cyflymdraau, graddfaSkillsFrame<strong>work</strong>:Phase 2: Teacher InputPrepare a number <strong>of</strong> short courses around the school. 3-4courses each with 3-4 controls (OL card O16)Explain to pupils how to take a bearing from the map (CDOrienteering card ‘taking a bearing’). Reinforce the concept<strong>of</strong> ‘scale’ This may be done in classroom lessons.Explain the line orienteering ‘short loop’ task. Lines may bedrawn on the map between controls to make the taskeasier.Set pupils on task in pairs.Phase 3: Pupil InteractionPupils must take a bearing using the map and compass and thenfollow it around each <strong>of</strong> the courses. Pupils measure and record thedistance between controls and estimate the number <strong>of</strong> paces required.Phase 4: ReviewRe-visit the lesson outcomes;• Ask the pupils to teach you how to take a bearingfrom the map• Explain how to estimate distance using scale• How did you allocate roles and responsibilities inyour pairs?Think <strong>of</strong> your own personal target for next lessonResources and equipment: Outdoor Learning card O16, CD Orienteering card ‘taking a bearing’, compasses, pencils, maps- 61 ­

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