SINE Project - Learning Journeys

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Welcome to the Teaching Zone! All learning journeys can be linked to the National Curriculum and the list below highlights which sections they may be relevant to. SINE recommends you read through the selected learning journey first to see if it is suitable for your needs. You can do this by following the title links from the list. Relevant worksheets, information sheets and Print & Play activity sheets have been linked to each learning journey for your convenience (you will need Adobe Reader to view these). © Under the terms of our copyright teachers and lecturers are permitted to reproduce multiple, paper copies of all the resources contained here for use in teaching in publicly funded institutions.

LEARNING JOURNEYS
			A Victorian Gentleman Artist: The work of William Henry Charlton 1846-1918 Teacher's Notes (74k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links KS2 Art and Design Unit 6c A Sense of Place (34k PDF) Relevant learning journeys and suggested activities which may be used in delivering this curriculum unit Learning Journey Worksheet (21k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conjunction with the learning journey My Picture Worksheet (31k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conjunction with activities outlined in the Teacher's Notes WH Charlton Information Sheet (106k PDF) WH Charlton's Contemporaries in the Art World (16k PDF) A timeline showing other famous artists who were WH Charlton's contemporaries Artist Information Sheet 1 (12k PDF) Notes on the life of Edgar Degas 1834-1917 Artist Information Sheet 2 (13k PDF) Notes on the life of Pierre-Auguste Renoir 1841-1919 Artist Information Sheet 3 (11k PDF) Notes on the life of Claude Monet 1840-1926 Links To Resources About Art & Artists (46k PDF) North Shields Sketches An on-line exhibition of the artist's work

			Aerial Photography and Archaeology: McCord Images The learning journey Aerial Photography and Archaeology could be used to aid the teaching of the following Key Stage units in the National Curriculum: History at key stages 1 and 2 Unit 6A: Why have people invaded and settled in Britain in the past? A Roman case study Unit 13: How has life in Britain changed since 1948? Unit 18: What was it like to live here in the past? Print & Play Sheets: Archie the Archaeologist (85k PDF) Hadrian's Wordsearch Wall (34k PDF) A Bird's Eye View (26k PDF) Marvellous Mosaics (33k PDF)

			Iconic Structures of the North East Teacher's Notes (40k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links KS2 Art and Design Unit 6c A Sense of Place (34k PDF) Relevant learning journeys and suggested activities which may be used in delivering this curriculum unit Quiz Sheets (To be used in conjunction with activities outlined in the Teacher's Notes) Fact Sheets (381k PDF) Quiz Sheet 1 (25k PDF) Level 1 question and answer sheet Quiz Sheet 2 (24k PDF) Level 2 question and answer sheet Quiz Sheet 3 (25k PDF) Level 3 question and answer sheet Iconic Structures of the North East on-line Quiz Print & Play Sheets: Initial Investigator (159k PDF) Hadrian's Wordsearch Wall (34k PDF)

			Industrialisation Teacher's Notes (14k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links Oral History Worksheet (26k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conducting an oral history interview about housing Industrialisation Links (24k PDF) Links to other useful resources related to industrialisation

			Pit Pictures: The work of Thomas Harrison Hair c.1810-1875 Teacher's Notes (75k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links KS2 Art and Design Unit 6c A Sense of Place (34k PDF) Relevant learning journeys and suggested activities which may be used in delivering this curriculum unit Learning Journey Worksheet (18k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conjunction with the learning journey My Picture Worksheet (31k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conjunction with activities outlined in the Teacher's Notes Thomas Harrison Hair's Contemporaries in the Art World (14k PDF) A timeline showing other famous artists who were T. H. Hair's contemporaries Links To Resources About Art & Artists (46k PDF)

			Structure Sleuthing in Shields So You Want to be a Structure Sleuth? (68k PDF) Tips on how to begin researching the history of a structure near you Print & Play Sheets: Professor Madcap's Mishap (81k PDF) I-Spy: Columns (32k PDF) I-Spy: Windows (32k PDF) I-Spy: Towers (33k PDF) I-Spy: Decorative Work (32k PDF) Initial Investigator (159k PDF)

			Take a closer look at Landscapes Teacher's Notes (63k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links KS2 Art and Design Unit 6c A Sense of Place (34k PDF) Relevant learning journeys and suggested activities which may be used in delivering this curriculum unit Print & Play Sheets: Building Barriers (84k PDF) Hadrian's Wordsearch Wall (34k PDF) Fields & Hedges Game (22k PDF) A Bird's Eye View (26k PDF) Meandering Rivers (69k PDF) Word Stream (19k PDF) Toxic Waste (51k PDF) Before and After (19k PDF)

			Take a closer look at Structures Teacher's Notes (51k PDF) Suggested class activities and curriculum links KS2 Art and Design Unit 6c A Sense of Place (34k PDF) Relevant learning journeys and suggested activities which may be used in delivering this curriculum unit Print & Play Sheets: I-Spy: Columns (32k PDF) Create a Column (16k PDF) Lord Skinflint's Window Tax (18k PDF) I-Spy: Windows (32k PDF) Stained Glass Window (24k PDF) Pete the Painter's Jumbled Doors (130k PDF) Door Detective (291k PDF) I-Spy: Towers (33k PDF) Letter Lighthouse (17k PDF) I-Spy: Decorative Work (32k PDF) Professor Madcap's Mishap (81k PDF) People in High Places (38k PDF) Off to Market (28k PDF) Marvellous Mosaics (33k PDF) Initial Investigator (159k PDF)




GALLERY
			A Miller's Tale The on-line exhibition 'A Miller's Tale' may be used as an introduction to the subject of oral history. In particular this may be linked with the exercise 'Conducting An Oral History Interview' which is linked to the Industrialisation learning journey: Oral History Worksheet (26k PDF) A worksheet to be used in conducting an oral history interview about housing Additionally it could be used as an introduction to the following Key Stage unit in the National Curriculum: History at Key Stages 1 and 2 (Year 3/4) Unit 18, Section 6: (What was it like to live here in the past?) How can oral sources help us to find out about how people lived?

			Monuments, Memorials and Modern Art The on-line exhibition 'Monuments, Memorials and Modern Art' could be used as an introduction to the following Key Stage units in the National Curriculum: Art & Design Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 (Years 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9) Unit 1c: What is sculpture? Unit 3c: Can we change places? Unit 9c: Personal places, public spaces Print & Play Sheets: People in High Places (38k PDF)

			Newcastle's Dark Secret The on-line exhibition 'Newcastle's Dark Secret' could be used as an introduction to the following Key Stage units in the National Curriculum: History Key Stages 1 and 2 (Years 3, 4, 5 and 6) Unit 9, Section 2: (What was it like for children during the Second World War?) What was the Blitz? Unit 9, Section 3: (What was it like for children during the Second World War?) Why were children evacuated? Unit 12, Section 4: (How did life change in our locality in Victorian times?) What evidence of Victorian times remains in our area? Unit 18, Section 3: (What was it like to live here in the past?) What can local buildings or sites tell us about the past?

			Newcastle's Social History The on-line exhibition 'Newcastle's Social History' may be used as an introduction to the following Key Stage unit in the National Curriculum: History Key Stages 1 and 2 (Year 3/4) Unit 18, Section 4: (What was it like to live here in the past?) What do pictures and photographs tell us about past life in our area?

			Spooky Structures Spooky Structures Reading List (18k PDF) A list of books with more spine chilling tales for you to read.

			The Bruce Building The on-line exhibition 'The Bruce Building' could be used as an introduction to the following Key Stage units in the National Curriculum: Art & Design Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 (Years 1/2 and 7) Unit 2c: Can buildings speak? Unit 7b: What's in a building? Citizenship Key Stages 1 and 2 (Years 3-6) Unit 9, Section 4: (Respect for property) Taking responsibility - what new uses can we find for empty buildings? History Key Stages 1 and 2 (Years 3/5 and 5/6) Unit 12, Section 4: (How did life change in our locality in Victorian times?) What evidence of Victorian times remains in our area? Unit 18, Section 3: (What was it like to live here in the past?) What can local buildings or sites tell us about the past?