Welcome
to the blog.
Homework was sent out again last week.
This week we will continue to learn the two times table but will now be moving
onto the five times tables too by the end of the week.
My Maths
is on line to in Year 2
Please remember that reading is essential at home and at school. We are monitoring the children's diaries and we are encouraging the children to read at home at least three times a week.
Last week in Mrs Sarfields's class 56% of the class were heard read.
Last week in Mrs Harding's class 46% of the class were heard read.
Last week in Mrs Sheerins/Pinto Edwards's class 60% of the class were heard read.
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This
week we will be continuing our topic on books. The
children will be thinking about different books at home and at school. The
children will be looking at a Bible and learning about how the Bible is
organised. We will be learning about the Gospels and listening and reading to a
Bible story about Jesus. We will watch a video clip of a Gospel reading.
Phonics
Year 1 and 2 will
be continuing with phase five and learning phonemes with alternative sounds.
This week we are
concentrating on I, OW, Y AND O.
Maths Year 2
We will be practising subtraction with a umber line. We will be moving onto multiplication. We will be using arrays and repeated addition to explore multiplication. We will be reviewing vocabulary linked to multiplication such as: lots of, multiplied, product, as much by etc.
We will
also be practising telling the time every week.
We have
been practising
·
clock
·
Half
past
·
Quarter
to
·
Quarter
past
·
Five
minute intervals too.
http://resources.woodlands- junior.kent.sch.uk/maths/measures.htm
Year 2 English
This week we will be learning about adding ing and ed to verbs.
We will also be starting to read Charlotte’s web. We will be doing some
extended writing on the start of the book and what the farm looks like. We will
be also be concentrating on time phrase this week in our writing and sentences.
For example:
Before, afterwards two days later, suddenly, at the last stroke
of midnight, immediately….
We will be using phase six phonics too while reviewing phase
five phonemes all the time.
English
We will be continuing to focus on the skills based around grammar, nouns phases reading comprehension and extending the children’s writing. Our Grammar focus will be using adjectives, adverbs and connectives to extend sentences.
We will be looking at
singular and plural words.
Discussion at home:
Talk to the children about the general rule:-s is simply added
to the base word. The suffix -es is used after words
ending in s(s), ch, sh and z(z), and when y is replaced by i.
Give children examples of these rules – cats, hospitals, bushes,
catches, babies
We are reviewing time
phrases.
Can the children make
up a sentence using these phrases?
Suddenly
Afterwards
Three hours later
As the last star faded in the sky
At the last stroke of midnight
As the stars disappeared.
Finally
Earlier
Early one morning
We will be reading the story “Owl Babies” and talking about how we can improve the story by adding these time phrases.
Maths
We will be continuing
to work on Fractions. The children will be learning about being able to
recognise, find, name and write fractions 1/3, 1/4, 2/4 and 3/4 of a length,
shape, set of objects or quantity write simple fractions e.g. 1/2 of 6 = 3 and recognise the
equivalence of 2/4 and 1/2.The website below are finding fractions of a shape?
In Maths we will be focusing on repeated addition, counting in 10’s, review number bonds to 10 and to use these to record addition and subtraction facts. We will also be working with number bonds to 20 and also use these to record addition and subtraction facts.
This week in English, we are focusing verbs or actions words. We will be introducing the apostrophe to shorten words such as can’t, I’ve, can’t, she’s etc.
Topic
Every day
materialsDuring Spring term 1 the children in year 1 and 2 will be learning about ‘Everyday Materials’. This topic lends itself to a lot of work in science where children will learn about everyday materials including wood, plastic, metal, water and rock.
At the end of the topic children apply their
knowledge of everyday materials to sort objects by their properties. A range of
learning activities are used in this unit including, discussions, labelling and
matching activities, games, and an investigation to encourage where children
have the opportunity to ask and find the answers to questions.
This
week the children will be learning how to describe physical properties of a
variety for everyday materials by looking at and touching them and using
scientific vocabulary.
They will be introduced to new words such as: opaque, transparent, absorbent and non-absorbent.
Have a good week everyone,
The 1 / 2 team.
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