Sunday, 12 February 2017

Monday 13th February


Welcome to our blog.

Homework

The children received homework again and have a set of new spellings to learn. We are currently on week 6 and Year 1 have been sent some different spellings.

There will be a spelling test every week. A few children have not been learning the spellings and this could really help them in their writing if they do.



They have got a comprehension to do every week too as well as sentences or writing target depending on what they have been told in their homework book. Year 2 have my maths on line too and the passwords were sent out again last week.



Reading



The children need to read at home at least three times a week. The children need to be heard read even if they are a free reader. It really helps them if you can talk about the book and ask them why something is happening or how something is happening as well as about the story or information itself. We find that the children who read at home make more progress than those who do not. Thank you for your support.



RE

The children will be finishing with the  topic called SPECIAL PEOPLE. The children will be writing about their trip to church and will be writing about all the different special people in the church.



Phonics

A few helpful sites.






















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



Mrs Sarsfield

English

This week we will be completing a reading comprehension and writing a story linked with our topic about animals. We will also be completing lots of other reading and phonics activities and updating individual phonics assessments.



Maths

This week we will be linking our knowledge of halving numbers with the opposite operation of doubling. We will also be consolidating our knowledge of number pairs to 10 and 20 by completing missing number activities involving additions and subtractions.



Year 1/2

English

We will be reading over and peer assessing the story we wrote last week ‘Goldilocks in my classroom!’. We will be learning to evaluate our own writing and identify how we can improve next time.

We will be revisiting apostrophes for contraction e.g. don’t, wont, couldn’t and learning about how apostrophes are also used for possession. Children will also complete a guided reading session and a reading comprehension.



Maths

Children will be working on ‘one more’ and ‘one less’ from any given number to 100 during mental starters. We will be playing lots of fun, interactive games.

Children will also be introduced this week, to statistics and making graphs and tables to record data. Children will be conducting their own surveys in class and presenting the information in a bar chart and a pictogram. By the end of the week, children will be able to write and answer questions about a set of data.





Year 2 English

This week we will be learning all about instructions.

We will be thinking about how to make toast and jam sandwiches.

We will also be reviewing capital letters for people, places and things in sentences.

The children will also be completing a comprehension and playing spell well to learn the exception words.



Year 2 Maths

This week we will be continuing to learn about money.

We will be calculating change.

We will be moving onto data handling and learning about pictograms, tally charts and bar charts. The children will be collecting and representing data.

Every week we do at timetables test either on x2, x 5 and x10. Some children have moved onto division too. The children will be completing a mental maths test too.


http://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

Topic

This week in our last Topic lesson on ‘Carnival of the Animals’, we will be looking at how animals are classified into the following groups: mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds, insects, fish. We will be sorting the animals into groups and thinking about the features of these groups. We will also be looking at animal habitats.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=poz9nZCFmb0

Best wishes



Mrs Harding

Mrs Sarsfield

Mrs Pinto Edwards

Miss Birchall

Mrs Lockett




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