Sunday, 6 March 2016

Monday 7th March


Welcome to our blog,

 
Homework started again last week.

The children had a great time last week on World book day and on Friday when they dressed up.

 
 
 


 
The children enjoyed doing art work.


Year 2 enjoyed learning about data handling.
 
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We will be continuing with our new topic of thanks giving. We will be using the at work by Colin Wilbourne, Jesus through art. We will be imagining cleaning up this room and imaging that we have just witnessed what’s gone on. We will be thinking about the Mass: we gather, we listen, we give thanks and we go forth. We will be learning about the Eucharist.

 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/PicnicOnPluto.html




 


 

Maths Year 2

This week we will be learning about time and practising telling the time. We will be telling the time in quarter hours, and five minute intervals. We will start to solve time word problems too.

On Thursday it is world Maths day and we will be doing Maths all morning.

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 about apostrophes for contractions. This when a letter or letters is missing such as they’ve, can’t, won’t etc.

 We will also be learning more suffixes less and ness.

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

We are still working on the 2 times tables with the children.  They will have a 2 times table test on Monday.

This week the children will be introduced to division and all the vocabulary associated with this operation (such as: share, group, divide, divide by, share equally, sets of).  The children will learn about the division sign and what it means.  Initially the children will learn to divide by grouping into numbers and they will then progress on to division by repeated subtraction.   The children will also look into division with remainders.


 English

 
In 'Grammar' this week the children will be learning about changing verbs to the past tense by adding ‘ed’.

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 on Tuesday.

The children will be starting the story Little Red Riding Hood. We will be especially looking at the setting of the story and talking about what they can hear, smell, see, taste and touch in the forest.

We will also be able to discuss  the snacks Little Red riding Hood take to Grandma’s house. What is healthy and what is unhealthy?

We will be starting to look at words that start with “un”.

If the children can notice any “un” words in their reading can they point them out to you?
                                            

Maths blog

This week we will be concentrating on data handling. We will be reading and constructing pictograms, bar graphs and tally charts.



 Please keep practising the 2 and the 5 times tables:



 
Year 1

Maths
This week we will continue our focus on adding, by thinking about counting from a number up to the next multiple of 10. Eg 7 + ? =10, 15 + ? = 20 etc. We will be exploring a wide variety of Maths concepts on Thursday during Magic Maths Day - such as: Money, Measurement, Directions, Doubling, Pattern making and Counting.

English
This week we will be focusing on designing our own aliens in Art and will be creating Alien words in phonics to name our aliens. We will be listening to alien stories and writing our own Alien Adventure. We will also continue with developing our grammar skills by reviewing the reading and writing of 'un' words eg unclip, unpack

Topic
This week we will be continuing with our topic of 'A Street Through Time' and will be exploring how life in Britain changed from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. We will focus on the fact that Iron Age man was no longer a hunter, gatherer but a farmer of animals and crops.

 
Have a good week everyone,
the 1 /2 team

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