Sunday, 13 March 2016

Monday 14th March


Welcome to our blog,

 Homework started again was sent out last week.

Please remember that there is a Tatten hall meeting for Year 2 parents on Wednesday evening after school.

The children had a great time on World Maths day on Thursday.
  
 
 
 



The children in Year 5 came to help Year 2 learn how to tell the time last week.
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We will be starting a new topic OPPORTUNITIES. The children will be listening to a story about opportunities, thinking about different choices and reading the story of Dogger. They will be thinking about choices they have in their lives and what choices other people have in their lives.

Phonics

Year 1 and 2 will be continuing with phase five and learning phonemes with alternative sounds. Year 2 will be working through phase six.








http://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/PondLifePlurals.html

Maths Year 2

We will be reviewing number work linked to addition and subtraction. The children will be practising:

Questions such as

4 + 7+ 9

23 + 8

20 +90

120+70

15 – 9

28 – 7

66 - 37

Please keep practising the 2’s 5’s and 10 times tables. This week we will be testing the ALL THE TIMESTABLES we have covered so far again.

http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/7-11-years/times-tables


Year 2 English

 This week we will be learning the different types of sentences again.

Exclamation
Questions
Statement
Commands.

We will also be learning in detail about exclamation sentences that are needed in all writing.

How hot it was today!

I couldn’t believe what it was!

The children will also be completing some independent writing using a picture as a stimulus.

The children will be writing about Charlotte’s web too in extended writing.

 


 

We will also be completing a comprehension too.

We will be using phase six phonics too while reviewing phase five phonemes all the time.

 

Year 1 / 2
Maths
This week we will be learning about time.  The children will learn how to tell the time and show the time on clocks. We will be learning about o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to.  The children will also be introduced to 5-minute intervals.

 In today’s digital age often we find that analogue clocks are no longer used in homes.  Please can you make sure you practice telling the time with your child using an analogue clock.

If you don’t have one at home this link is useful:


 

Next week the children will be tested on the 5 times tables. Please continue to support your child in learning these.  Thank you.




English
In 'Grammar' this week the children will be learning about changing verbs to the present progressive tense by adding ‘ing’ and the associated grammatical rules.  For example:

Walk = Walking
Laugh = Laughing
Shop = Shopping
Take = Taking
Bake = Baking

It is important that children understand what vowels and consonants are – please do this with your children at home throughout the week.

The children will also have a reading comprehension.

Year 1

English

In English we will be continuing our work on Aliens - writing an alien story and reading alien words. We will also be continuing our work on grammar - the adding of ed and ing onto the end of words and will be improving our reading and writing of these words. We will also review the reading and writing of words with an apostrophe, due to letters being missed out - contracted words.

 Year 1
In Maths this week we will be focusing on subtraction by counting back, and by using pairs to 10 to take 1 number away from a multiple of 10. We will also be reviewing telling the time - o'clock and half past.

Topic

This week we will continue our topic 'A Street Through Time' by starting to find out about the Roman invasion of Britain, and how this changed how people lived and their homes. We will start by focusing on building models showing how the Romans introduced central heating, and creating a collage mosaic.

 

 

Have a good week everyone,

The 1 / 2 team.

 
 
I can divide by
 grouping things.
I know what
 divide means.
 
 
I can divide by
 grouping things.
I know what
 divide means.
 

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