Year Two
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Homework for this week
Your teachers have prepared a set of documents to help you with your learning at home during the class closure. Click on any light blue writing to see them appear in full:
Your teachers have prepared a set of documents to help you with your learning at home during the class closure. Click on any light blue writing to see them appear in full:
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Friday 16th July - Mental Health and Well-being
Miss Hughes and Mrs Yates' work instructions for today here and on attached letter. Registration and Guided Reading: Live on Teams at 9.45am Guided Reading - Pirate Pete: Comprehension pack English - Poetry - The Good Ship Wreck: Live on Teams at 11am - slide-show - Write your own pirate verse - Poetry detective Maths - Find durations of time: WhiteRose video - slide-show - Worksheet - Answers Afternoon Registration: Live on Teams at 1.30pm Mental Health and Wellbeing: Draw your feelings - How to be a good team mate - Zentangle challenge - Mindfulness Journal - Mindfulness Activity Flashcards - Mindful Colouring - I am happy when - How do you feel today - Feelings wordsearch and activity - A jar of smiles - Dance Moves and Routines - My Squad - Mindfulness Maze - Mindfulness Activities for Kids - Mindfulness Colouring in Sheet - Big Butterfly Count - Butterfly ID Sheet |
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Tuesday 13th July
Miss Hughes and Mrs Yates' work instructions for today here. Registration and Guided Reading Lesson: Live on Teams at 9.45am Guided Reading: Peter Pan Extract English Lesson: Live on Teams at 11am English: Powerpoint Presentation - Poetry Task Maths: White Rose Video Link - Maths Powerpoint Presentation - Bonds to 100 worksheet Afternoon Registration: Live on Teams at 1.30pm Geography: Link All About Me transition worksheet |
Monday 12th July
Miss Hughes and Mrs Yates' work instructions for today. Guided Reading - The Wind In The Willows: Mr Badger Extract Comprehension English: Letter to year 1 task Maths: 5 times table practice - divide by 5 2 questions - missing signs questions Geography: our world task |
Homework for Spring 1 & 2 school closure
Your teachers have shared with you daily sets of documents to help you with your learning at home during the school closure in January, February and the beginning of March. If you need to go back to them, they are still available for you here.
Your teachers have shared with you daily sets of documents to help you with your learning at home during the school closure in January, February and the beginning of March. If you need to go back to them, they are still available for you here.
Read these two amazing pieces of writing that were made at home by Poppy and Edie answering these questions:
- If you could invent something new, what would it be?
- Who would use it?
- How does it work?
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Poppy's
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Edie's
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Click on this RWI logo for some extra phonics support: |
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Here is a list of useful websites to practise different skills:
Here is a list of useful websites to practise different skills:
Phonics
- Phonics play – www.phonicsplay.co.uk
- Phonics bloom – www.phonicsbloom.com
- Letters and sounds – www.letter-and-sounds.com
- Teach your Monster to Read – http://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/u/4486965 (follow this precise link and all they do is put their name and they have a personalised adventure)
- Teach Handwriting – www.teachhandwriting.co.uk
- Topmarks – www.topmarks.co.uk
- Cbeebies Numberblocks – www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/shows/numberblocks
- ICT Games – www.ictgames.co.uk
- Hit the Button – https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button
- Number Square Splat – https://www.primarygames.co.uk/pg2/splat/splatsq100.html
Here are also some mindfulness and yoga websites to keep them moving (click on the logo to access):
(this just has different dances they can do)
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(different yoga techniques designed for children)
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(interactive videos)
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Children’s safety is of utmost importance to us all. All children in Key Stage 1 should have an adult with them on the playground every morning until they are collected by their class teacher at 8.55am.
Key Instant Recall Facts are designed to support the development of the mental skills that underpin much of the maths work in schools. They are particularly useful when calculating, either adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing. Take a look at conkermaths.org for tips and hints.
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