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Now ask the pupils more questions, e.g. When is ###s Dads birthday? Does the pictogram or graph provide this information? Discuss. Plenary Celebrate chart produced by pupils. Hang in classroom.  ResourcesAssessment Evidence Teaching Assistant Squares of paper  Q & A Putting their picture in the correct month. Cross Curricular LinksSoW / NC ref and levelDifferentiationEAL Science Numeracy Art  Unit 2E Q & A Support given Outcome  Other concrete materials for pupils to sort. Belfield CP School Lesson plan LessonYear groupTermLesson LengthLessonICT2Summer 22 hrs2 of 5Aims / Outcomes Know that there are different types of questions which can be answered in different ways.Key Vocabulary Sorting Questioning Information Collect  Introduction  Recap last weeks lesson and tell the pupils we will be looking further at questioning. Main Activities Discuss with the pupils the kind of information that might be useful when looking at buying a new pet. Ask pupils to suggest questions to find out the information needed. Write the questions as a class on the white board. Select one of the questions and ask the pupils what types of answers they would expect. If the question is, Which type of animal would you like? They might suggest a few animals as the answer. Write down the answer. There could be a different answer for each person they consider. If the question is, Does this pet have spots? There can be two possible answers yes or no. Tell the pupils that these are the types of questions that will be practiced over the next few activities. Play Guess Who using coloured photographs of pupils in the class. (Taken for Science week 2 Summer 2.) Encourage pupils to ask simple questions, e.g. Is it a boy? In response to the answer, pupils turn over the photographs that do not comply. This process should be completed until only one photograph remains. Plenary Also use the interactive white board to play two of the sorting activities on http://www.mape.org.uk/activities/sorting_games/index.htm  ResourcesAssessment Evidence Teaching Assistant Interactive White Board Internet Access White Board Pupils Photographs.  Q & A Correctly playing the sorting games and asking useful questions.Cross Curricular LinksSoW / NC ref and levelDifferentiationEAL Science Numeracy Art  Unit 2E Q & A Support given Outcome  Oracy 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. Literacy 2, 3, 6, 8  Belfield CP School Lesson plan LessonYear groupTermLesson LengthLessonICT2Summer 22 hrs3 of 5Aims / Outcomes Use a search tool to find the answers to simple questions. Know that a database provides a means of storing information and can be searched. Create a binary tree. Key Vocabulary Binary Tree Questions Information Sort  Introduction  Recap last weeks activity where different answers were given to a question and for other questions the answer yes or no is given. Main Activities Tell the pupils that this week we are looking at the yes/no questions and we will be making a binary tree, which will illustrate the way in which a computer binary trees work. Construct a paper-based binary tree using a set of objects such as fruit. Prepare some strips of paper for recording the questions. Cut a set of red arrows for no answers and green arrows for yes answers. Collect a set of fruit, such as banana, apple, apricot, grapefruit, grape. Select two of these pieces of fruit, e.g. the banana and apple. Ask a question to distinguish between them (the answers can be yes or no), e.g. Is it yellow? Put down a red and a green arrow leading from the question strip. Put the banana at the end of the green (yes) arrow and the apple at the end of the red (no) arrow. Now choose another piece of fruit such as a grape. Ask the first question again. This time the answer will be no. Follow the no arrow and construct a question to distinguish between the apple and the grape. The question might be Is it small? Position this question strip at the end of the red arrow with a red and green arrow leading from it. The apple should follow the red no arrow and the grape should follow the green yes arrow. Repeat this process with each piece of fruit in turn. Group one Red and blue HA and AA work on producing their own binary trees, provide relevant artifacts or visual aids available for children to handle so that this is a concrete activity. LA finish the binary tree found in Yr 2 ICT book, page 51. fruit can also be available for concrete help. Group two Orange and green Work on creating a binary tree with the program Black Cat, Decisions 3 Give a full demonstration, HA can work in pairs to create their own, very simple binary tree, using concrete apparatus to assist in the process. AA and LA work as a class on producing a binary tree. After which pupils check to see if it works, using the interactive pen to click on the yes or no buttons. Plenary Also use the interactive white board to write the questions for one of the sorting activities on http://www.mape.org.uk/activities/sorting_games/index.htm  ResourcesAssessment Evidence Teaching Assistant IWB Program Black Cat Branching3. Various pieces of fruit. Small pieces of card. Yr 2 ICT book, page 51. Other concrete materials for pupils to sort.  Q & A Group one paper binary tree. Group two - binary tree on the computer. Cross Curricular LinksSoW / NC ref and levelDifferentiationEAL Science Numeracy Art  Unit 2E Q & A Support given Outcome  Oracy 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. Literacy 2, 3, 6, 8  Belfield CP School Lesson plan LessonYear groupTermLesson LengthLessonICT2Summer 22 hrs4 of 5Aims / Outcomes Use a search tool to find the answers to simple questions. Know that a database provides a means of storing information and can be searched. Create a binary tree. Key Vocabulary Binary Tree Questions Information Sort  Introduction  Recap last weeks binary tree work Those that worked on paper last week will be working on the computers this week and vice versa. Main Activities Construct another paper-based binary tree using a set of objects such as vegetables. Prepare some strips of paper for recording the questions. Cut a set of red arrows for no answers and green arrows for yes answers. Collect a set of fruit, such as carrot, cabbage, peas, cauliflower. Select two of these vegetables, e.g. the carrot and cabbage. Ask a question to distinguish between them (the answers can be yes or no), e.g. Is it green? Put down a red and a green arrow leading from the question strip. Put the cabbage at the end of the green (yes) arrow and the carrot at the end of the red (no) arrow. Now choose another vegetable such as a cauliflower. Ask the first question again. This time the answer will be no. Follow the no arrow and construct a question to distinguish between the cauliflower and carrot. The question might be Is it thin? Position this question strip at the end of the red arrow with a red and green arrow leading from it. The cauliflower should follow the red no arrow and the carrot should follow the green yes arrow. Repeat this process with vegetable in turn. Group two Orange and green HA and AA work on producing their own binary trees, provide relevant artifacts or visual aids available for children to handle so that this is a concrete activity. LA finish the binary tree found in Yr 2 ICT book, page 51. Fruit can also be available for concrete help. Group one Red and blue Work on creating a binary tree with the program Black Cat, Decisions 3 Give a full demonstration, HA can work in pairs to create their own, very simple binary tree, using concrete apparatus to assist in the process. AA and LA work as a class on producing a binary tree. After which pupils check to see if it works, using the interactive pen to click on the yes or no buttons. Plenary Also use the interactive white board to write the questions for one of the sorting activities on http://www.mape.org.uk/activities/sorting_games/index.htm  ResourcesAssessment Evidence Teaching Assistant IWB Program Black Cat Branching3. Various vegetables. Small pieces of card. Yr 2 ICT book, page 51. Other concrete materials for pupils to sort.  Q & A Group one binary tree on the computer. Group two - paper binary tree.Cross Curricular LinksSoW / NC ref and levelDifferentiationEAL Science Numeracy Art  Unit 2E Q & A Support given Outcome  Oracy 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. Literacy 2, 3, 6, 8  Belfield CP School Lesson plan LessonYear groupTermLesson LengthLessonICT2Summer 22 hrs5 of 5Aims / Outcomes Know that a database can only answer questions if appropriate data has been entered. Use the search tool on a simple database to find out the answers to specific questions Present findings. Key Vocabulary Binary Tree Questions Information Sort  Introduction  Quickly recap through a question and answer session what we have learned so far this term. Main Activities Show the pupils five teddy bears. Tell the pupils that we need to sort out the teddy bears and make a binary tree to find out the names of the bears which I will secretly enter into the computer at the end. What questions could we ask to sort out the bears? Get the pupils to give ideas and type them (children involved in typing if possible) into the computer program Black Cat Branching 3 When all the questions are typed in teacher types in a name for each of the bears. Put a chair in the middle of the circle and ask a pupil to sit on the chair and think of someone in the class. We then have to find out as a class who that person is. The person sat in the chair can only answer yes or no. Do this with 4 or 5 pupils. While the last activity is going on, pupils come individually to the computer, observed and supported with reading by the TA or Teacher, to using the computer program Branching3 to find out the name of the Bear which they choose. The five bears need to be close by to be viewed by the pupils to complete the activity. Go through with the pupils the names of the bears. Tell the pupils which my favorite bear is and work through the activity with the class to find the name of my chosen bear. Tell the pupils that I would like to invite my bear to tea and I would like to know what sandwiches he likes. Could I use the data base / binary tree to find out? Why not? Discuss. Plenary Also use the interactive white board to play pupils choice of the sorting activities on http://www.mape.org.uk/activities/sorting_games/index.htm  ResourcesAssessment Evidence Teaching Assistant IWB Program Black Cat Branching3.  Q & A Ideas given for questions as to which bear. 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