Year 2
Well done! We have made it to the last week!
I am looking forward to seeing you again in September, I will pop into Year 3 to say hello.
As I haven't been able to see you, you will also get a little present then too!
Stat safe over the summer.
ALL MY LOVE
Miss Brewer
Summer revision and transition
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Science
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Extra Maths
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Spellings
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Friday Maths Challenge
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Geography
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Spellings- Sorry I missed last weeks :(
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English (Sorry, I added day 2 again- now fixed with day 3!!! :) )
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Geography
Summer term week 2 w/c 27th April
Over the next few weeks you will be doing some work on maps.
Go through the ppt together. Discuss what you already know about maps and have a go at sketching a map of school and the local area.
English
Read the guidance with your child and follow the instructions.
Maths
There will be a short video to watch to help with the mathematical concept. The activities are next to the video and so are the answers. I will also put them below to help.
Copy and paste the link to get to the video. (I will save the link on a word document for you to follow if it does not work)
Remember it is one lesson a day!
You are working from week 3 Summer term.
Lesson 1- Find 3 quarters
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/
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Maths-
Here is some Easter themed maths. It suggests to use 10 or 20 sided dice...…... I would just write the numbers on small pieces of paper and mix them up to generate your numbers. (Unless you have them of course!!)
Wednesday 1st April
I hope you have been practicing telling the time! Your maths has 3 levels of challenge. (Chilli Challenge!) Choose which one you wish! You can always start cool and work up to hot...
English- I know you have lots of English already but just do them when you can. Even if you don't get round to it until next week it doesn't matter. It will stay on here for when you are ready for it.
Follow the powerpoint and the worksheets are labelled in the correct order.
Look what we can do!
Curriculum Newsletters
In Science we have been looking at materials. We made structures for the 3 Little Pigs to live in, making sure they were strong.
In maths we worked together in groups to order numbers.
We used the balance scales to make comparisons. We were challenged to make the scales balance using different objects and then used the weights.
We used rulers and tape measures to measure objects around the classroom.
Suggested reading list
The 'Sophie' books - Dick King Smith
The Hodgeheg - Dick King Smith
Killer Cat - Anne Fine (and other appropriate titles by her)
The Hundred Mile an Hour Dog - Jeremy Strong (and other appropriate titles by her)
Horrid Henry - Francesca Simon
Mr Majeika - Humphrey Carpenter
The Magic Finger, Fantastic Mr Fox, The Giraffe, the Pelly and Me by Roald Dahl
Flat Stanley - Jeff Brown
The Worst Witch - Jill Murphy
Zog & Tyranna - Julia Donaldson
The Tear Thief - Carol Ann Duffy
More challenging books
Frog and Toad Together - Arnold Lobel
The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark - Jill Tomlinson
My Naughty Little Sister - Dorothy Edwards
Clever Polly and the Stupid Wolf - Catherine Storr
Mrs Pepperpot - Alf Proysen
Gobbolino, The adventures of the Little Wooden Horse - Ursula Moray Williams
Year 2 SATs information for parents
This link to a video gives you useful information about SATs in Key Stage 1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8MjPFWRQs0
These are sample tests from the past and the guidance which goes with them.
- Sample Reading Papers
- Sample Mathematics Papers
- Sample Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar Papers
- Interim Frameworks for end of Key Stage One Assessment
Guidance For Parents
Maths Workshop
Practise maths skills at home
The children have each been given a login to a Maths activity website called Sumdog which has maths games aimed at improving their speed and accuracy in mental maths. To access this at home please visit: www.sumdog.com.
Their usernames are their first name, beginning with a capital letter, followed by the first letter of their surname (also a capital letter); their password is cat and the school code is nashmills.
e.g. Username: BenD
Password: cat
School code: nashmills
Please note that the activities are tailored to each child's abilities according to their results, so if older siblings use the same log-in , it will affect the questions asked.