t-l-526204-the-cautious-caterpillar-story-powerpoint-english_ver_6.ppt
tf-or-3-the-cautious-caterpillar-spreading-my-wings-from-year-2-to-year-3_ver_2.pdf
t-c-780-school-year-memory-write-up_ver_3.pdf
Carnival Art Wednesday 15th July
Your gardens are fantastic… more are being uploaded into the Y2 miniature garden gallery
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- Enjoy the fresh air- take a stroll or ride your scooter/ bike. Be safe!
- Mental Maths- Times table rockstars
- Maths- Watch Week 12, Lesson 1 5 minute intervals in time . Some time activities also set on 2Do purple Mash
- Snack Time story-
- English—Grammar/spelling set on 2Do Purple Mash
- Art- For today’s art, carnival costume- we are making carnival headdresses in school with wrist bands and masks. What can you make your carnival headdress from? Be inspired by clips : https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z26sb9q and https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/watch/lets-celebrate-carnival2
- If you have the cartoon Movie ‘Rio’ with the blue tropical birds watch this for more inspiration- a great film to wind down too. Final scene of dancing birds is brilliant.
Mrs Goulding
Terrific Tuesday 14th July 2020
Hello Year 2 . Apologies – I have set Purple Mash work and I thought that I had activated it- sorry you could not access it.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see Oti's Jungle Dance Cbeebies: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000jzkk
- Mental Maths- www.topmarks.com or www.ictgames.com Games to choose from for Key Stage 1/ Year 2.
- Maths- White Rose Math. Skip Lesson 3- move to lesson 4 in week 11- Quarter past and quarter to sheet.
- Snack Time story-see clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJuBfyHvfqo
- Geography and English - Use a map of Britain to draw in your own weather symbols. Notice how the presenters use adjectives or collective nouns to help describe the different weathers. For example: a sprinkling of showers, a clatter of thunder, a snap of frost, a ray of sunshine. List your own collective noun phrases to describe types of weather. Weather presenters use new words such as weather front, moving westerly, cold snap, sunny intervals, overcast. What do you think these phrases mean?
- Role Play Weather presenter- use the symbols and maps attached to film your own mini weather forecast. You may want to use your map from this morning. You may want to prepare a mini script first. Will you use the compass directions to point to parts of your map? North/ North West.
- Have fun
- Mrs Goulding
Marvellous Monday 13th July
Your last week in Year 2 children- the summer holidays are nearly here!
I have more miniature gardens on display in our gallery- take a peek.
This week is CARNIVAL week- Brazil style for our final week in Year 2.
Today's Tasks:
- Exercise- Brazil Zumba https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=carniavl+dancing+for+kids#id=5&vid=53447b8c799cc26a8918475f3dc7112d&action=view
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple MashTimes- maths games
- Maths- Watch the White Rose video below for week 11, Lesson 2- Temperature sheet attached.
- Snack Time story: book of choice
- English- Weather Forecast-Watch the series of weather forecasts- which do you like most- some funny, some more informative? Symbols are used to help describe what the weather is going to be like. Follow the power point first before having a go at the symbols sheet.
- Make a start on your weather diary to report on the weather we are having each day this week- if you have time look up the weather in a newspaper- what symbols do they use?
- Geography-Brazil landmarks- Watch the three short clips to find out more about Brazil. Brazil- Mountains https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvZpgvoXB1M
Brazil- Beach https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEG-8R5YfY0
Brazil Pink Dolphins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYHHRfVJzdA
From memory- draw and label the main places / landmarks you have found out about Brazil. Clue 1 ……………… the Redeemer, Clue 2…………………….. loaf mountain
Clue 3 BRAZIL C_ _ NI _ AL.
Good luck
Mrs Goulding
roi-t-25943-my-weather-record-activity-sheet.pdf
t-sc-135-weather-symbols-activity-sheet-_ver_2.pdf
us-s-60-weather-forecast-symbols-powerpoint-quiz-_ver_1.pptx
Friday Feeling 9th July
Good Morning all.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise: see clip on apes exercises https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p01z03gr
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars – Tournament ends this morning…. Who will win? week
- Maths- See White Rose video and sheets below for Week 11, Lesson 1 Litres
- Snack Time Story- Please see clip.
- English- Orangutans Reading comprehension- please decide on the most appropriate level- 1 star easy, 2 star ( most should do this one) or 3 star sheet if you are feeling very confident and want more challenge
- Spelling- Please complete at least one task on IDL Cloud
- Rainforest Jungle word search
- Mindfulness relaxation colouring
- If you get chance watch San Diego web cam zoo for the animals https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/cams/ape-cam
Have a lovely weekend children.
Mrs Goulding
t-l-526731-ks1-orangutans-differentiated-reading-comprehension-activity-english_ver_2.pdf
t-t-7239-jungle-wordsearch-_ver_2.pdf
Terrific Thursday 9th July
Hello children. Well done for not giving up on your writing tasks- some lovely work coming in. Hope Mrs Mitchell was able to speak with your parents on the phone to introduce herself as your new teacher yesterday.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- Go for a walk/ bike ride/ enjoy the fresh air.
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars- tournament finishes tomorrow.
- Maths- Watch White Rose Week 10 video Lesson 4- millilitres and complete sheet attached.
- Snack Time story- Rainforest link- Monkey Puzzle/Where's My Mom? Julia Donaldson
- English- Reading and Labelling- Follow the power point to tell you about Layers of the Rainforest before completing the cut and stick activity.
- Geography- Continents and Oceans of the World- labelling. Use the songs attached to help you remember them. What is the biggest continent? Which continent do we belong to? What is the warmest ocean? The largest ocean? Nearest ocean to us?
Mrs Goulding
‘Wark’ Wednesday 8th July
Hello children. hope you are all well. Oliver's garden is the first to make it to our class page on miniature gardens. Take a peak for some inspiration. Well done.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- Yoga –see clip above
- Mental Maths- Times table rockstars tournament continues girls v boys.
- Maths- Watch Week 10 Lesson 3 video - comparing volumes and complete sheet.
- Snack Time story-New words in Portuguese- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_taUpoLkBr0
- English—Grammar/spelling set on 2Do Purple Mash
- Science- Miniature Garden Project – continued- what do you need to do to look after your garden? What needs watering?
- Art- For today’s art, you are going to find out about a Brazilian graffiti artist called Wark who lives and works in a favela in Brazil called Rocinha. He set up an art school to support the children and you people where he lives. Watch the video below to see Wark talk about his work and see some examples: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-latin-america-36936568/meet-the-angels-of-rio-s-favelas-and-their-creator
The most famous of his designs is the angel, I want you to have a go at recreating an angel like Wark. I will put some more examples of his work on the class page to help you.
Mrs Goulding
THANK YOU!
Look what I received children. This is SO beautiful. Thank you so much for being such a lovely class. I love it- all your names are engraved on it as little acorns that grow into magnificent trees. I am just so sad that I did not teach you all for the full year. Mrs Mitchell is a lucky teacher next year to have you and your lovely families. Thank you.
Tell Me Some Facts Tuesday 7th July 2020
Hello Year 2
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see exercise plan attached
- Mental Maths- Times table rock stars tournament continued .
- Maths- Look in your kitchen cupboard (Ask permission first) to see what is measured in grams or kilograms. Do you have anything heavier than 1kg (1000g)? Watch the White Rose video below for week 10, Lesson 2- Mass (weight) in Kilograms and complete Lesson 2 sheet.
- Snack Time story-Portuguese story – Rosa goes to the city https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REQMWDU3V2E
- Modern foreign Languages- Portuguese!! As Mrs Evans has designated this week and next week to Brazil, we’re going to have a go at learning some Portuguese. Watch this video to learn the different greetings in Portuguese https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc0GRj-ec9shttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc0GRj-ec9s I think you will know some phrases already- they sound very similar to Spanish
- English Reading / Geography: Brazil Fact Finding. Use the power point about Brazil below along with the following site to gather information on this country: National Geographic website: https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/discover/geography/countries/country-fact-file-brazil/
- Use the Brazilian flag attached to print out and colour correctly. Around the flag or on the flag write at least five facts you have found out about this country after you have read about Brazil.
- Have a go at this Brazil fact or fiction quiz. https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbbc/quizzes/brazil-fact-or-fiction
Mrs Goulding
Marvellous Monday 6th July
Good morning Year 2. How are your miniature gardens coming on? If you have planted the grass seed then hopefully by the end of this week you should see some shoots sprouting.
For the next two weeks we have a South American theme in school with a special focus on Brazil, Carnival and the Amazon Rainforest. We know a little already about the Amazon when we learned about Fair Trade in Colombia. Can you also remember the seven continents of the world?
Today's Tasks:
- Exercise- see exercise plan attached BLAST OFF
- Mental Maths- Times table rock stars tournament… girls were in the lead on Friday !!!
- Maths- Watch the White Rose video below for week 10, Lesson 1- Mass (weight) in grams and complete Lesson 1 sheet attached.
- Snack Time story- The Hungry Caterpillar in Portuguese AND English https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk6f32X03k0
- English- My Weekend Diary entry- please write a diary page about what you did over the weekend starting it with ‘Dear Diary…’ It’s not a story, but news that you are recounting to your diary. Include time phrases (On Friday night…, On Saturday morning, then, yesterday, last night..), feelings ( I really liked it when…. I was worried.. I couldn’t wait etc… ), main parts of your weekend and conjunctions to stretch your sentences EXAMPLE: because, so, when, then, but.
- Geography-South America Introduction and map work- Can you find South America on a world map? What ocean would we need to cross to get there? How could we get there?
- Use the Power point to find out about different countries that make up South America. Find out about some of the landmarks- you may remember some when we worked on our ‘Dear Teacher’ excuses for not coming to school.
- Locate Brazil on a map of South America- use the blank sheet attached to colour in Brazil (there is a labelled one and a blank one- you choose which one to colour Brazil in- whichever is the best challenge for you).
- Map skills: Look at the map of South America (coloured version) and answer the questions attached. and use
Good luck
Mrs Goulding
Fantastic Friday 3rd July
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise: see exercise game below on battleships
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars – new tournament starts today Girls V Boys for a week..... COME ON GIRLS DO IT THIS TIME.
- Maths- See White Rose video and sheets below for Week 9, Lesson 4 Using four operations with length.
- Snack Time Story- Please see clip. Room on the Broom
- English- Writing Lila’s diary the day after the rain . Having looked at how to write a good diary entry this week, think about yourself as Lila from Lila and the Secret of the Rain. Today is the day after the celebrations when the rains came. Pretend to be Lila- What have you done today? Has anything new happened? Are your chores different? How are you feeling? Have crops begun to lift again? Did you meet up with your Grandad and tell him about yesterday’s journey? What is the weather like today? How will you start your diary? Dear Diary/ Hello Diary? How will you end your diary entry for the day- with a question, a wish, a goodbye? Use the diary checklist to make sure you have included points to make a good diary.
You can use the template attached or write in your book.
Over the weekend think about what you have been up to as on Monday you will be doing your own diary page about your weekend.
- Spelling- Please complete at least one task on IDL Cloud
Have a lovely weekend children.
Mrs Goulding
Terrific Thursday 2nd July
Thank you so much if you have already made the journey to school to pick up books and the garden pack.. Remaining packs are outside today until 4pm. It has been lovely to see your work emailed to me, such lovely handwriting from many, showing how much care on your work you are taking. Well done.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see clip below
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars- new Girls V Boys tournament starts again tomorrow. Come on girls you can do it this time.
- Maths- Comparing lengths sheet below- First watch White Rose video clip -Week 9, Lesson 2
- Snack Time story- Smartest Giant in town- Julia Donaldson- clip below
- English-Looking at features of a diary- Use the Power point below about The Day the Rain Came Diary- linked to our Lila text. After the power point use the sheet ‘My Diary of the Day the Rain Came’ and use this colour key to find different examples of good diary writing. Underline in blue the ‘time’ phrases. Circle in blue the words that describe a feeling. Circle in red ‘I, our, we, my’ words that tell us the writer is writing this as themselves. Underline in black conjunctions (linking words) that make sentences longer to add more information to sentences (eg: but, that, because, so, and ...)
- Science- Make a start on your miniature garden design- If you have not collected your pack, it is outside on the school path in front of dining room, not in the office in a named bag along with your books until 4pm today.
- Reading comprehension- Please read at least one Bug Club and answer questions.
Mrs Goulding
Wonderful Wednesday 1st July
Good morning children.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- Enjoy the fresh air- take a stroll or ride your scooter/ bike. Be safe!
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash 2D 3D shape sort
- Maths- For the next few maths lessons you will need a need a centimetre ruler with millimetres on to show where half centimetres lie. It would be good to practise drawing steady lines with a ruler too-drawing lines to centimetres and half centimetres. You may want to measure things around your home to practise accurate measuring- maybe measure your sunflowers!!
For today, use White Rose Week 9, Lesson 1- Measuring length in centimetres (cm).
- Snack Time story- Please choose a story of your choice at home
- English—Descriptive Language about Lila and the Secret of the Rain-Expanded Noun Phrases- Use the expanded noun phrase sheet below to describe parts of the story. When you have completed the sheet use a different colour pen to edit your choice of adjectives by using a thesaurus/dictionary or use an online thesaurus to select more effective word choices. For example: Her little, red dress was wet= Her little, crimson gown was drenched.
- Science- Miniature Garden Project (over three weeks) Make a start on your miniature garden design- If you have not collected your pack, it is outside on the school path (in front of the office, NOT in the office) in a named bag along with your books until 4pm today and/ tomorrow 8:30 am-4pm). To avoid congestion when picking up, if you can collect for another class member and pass the pack on if you live near them, then that would be very helpful and kind of you. Keyworker children in school today will be given theirs in class. Thank you.
- Art/ DT- finish your rainmaker- photos gladly received.
- Mrs Goulding
Thoughtful Tuesday 30th June 2020
Hello Year 2.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- enjoy the fresh air and take a walk.... if you can dodge the showers.
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash 3D shape pairs
- Maths- Watch the video below for week 8 lesson 4- Merge 2 and 3D patterns- there are four sheets but quick response questions on most.
- Snack Time story- re-read Lila and the Secret of the Rain.
- English- Reflective writing. Having read the story of Lila again, think about how she felt at different parts of the story. When was she most tired? Upset? Happy? Worried? Lila experiences many feelings throughout the book. Can you think of synonyms that may expand upon her feelings? For example: Was Lila tired or was she exhausted, lethargic or weak? When the rain came was she happy, thrilled, jolly, content? Sometimes a word can be more powerful than another even though they mean similar things. I wonder which words you would choose. Using the sheet about memories below - think back to different times in your life and briefly explain how and why you felt this way- are there better words to describe how you felt at the time?
- Art and DT-Rainmakers-for today and tomorrow- see Power point below.
Have fun
Mrs Goulding
describing-my-memories-feelings.pdf
Lesson 4 - Merge 2D and 3D shapes.pdf
Lesson 4 Answers - Make patterns with 2D and 3D shapes.pdf
Year-2-Week-8 video clips.pdf
RAINMAKERS.pptx
lila and secret of the rain.pdf
Magnificent Monday 29th June
Good morning children. I have loved some of your ‘Heroes’ stories- some sad, some funny. - Well done for writing and editing- editing is hard to do as sometimes you just want to finish but it is always good to re-read and tweak ideas to make them even more AMAZING. You will be doing a lot of editing of work in the Juniors so well done for persevering.
Today's Tasks:
- Exercise- see exercise plan on GOLF attached below
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash- 2D shape pairs
- Maths- Today is a catch up maths lesson from last week as some of the White Rose sheets took longer than expected. Today in school we are finishing the 2D and 3D shape sort- Week 8, Lesson 3 . If you are up to date and want to do further maths a shape investigation has been set for you.
- Snack Time story-Lila and the Secret of the Rain by David Conway- see the scanned in pages below.
- English-Suffixes- Suffixes are letters that add to the end of a word. Sometimes they just add on, sometimes you have to alter the spelling of a word for grammatical reasons so that it sounds right when you read it. There are rules we follow for this- they will be on the sheets attached to remind you. For example: ‘sad’ : +ly = sadly, +ness = sadness (noun), +est= saddest (needed to add a double consonant for an adjective). Sometimes suffixes do not sound correct and you just need to hear it out loud to check. Spot the wrong ones: sadful, saddened, sadded, sadding. Click on the suffix sheet below for words taken from Lila and the Secret of the Rain to add the correct suffix- there may be more than one version- select one sheet or do the two if you want to.
- Geography –Describing the features of the Isle of Coll .
Remember when we did a ‘Welcome to Wirral’ leaflet in school and we described the landmarks and the many features of the Wirral, inviting people to come and visit our peninsula? I’ll remind you- we used different verbs such as ‘You can devour an ice cream on Parkgate promenade. You can stroll across to Hilbre Island or dig sandcastles on West Kirby beach. You can explore the famous Birkenhead Park or visit the galleries in Port Sunlight village…etc’. This time, using the photographs of the Isle of Coll (That’s the Isle of Struay in the Katie Morag stories) I would like you to describe the things you can do or see on this island. Describe its features such as what are the beaches like? Does it have any cliffs or valleys? Is the coast line flat or hilly? Does it have a town or a village? A harbour or an airport? You can either write it as one piece of writing or print off some of the photographs and write captions under them describing what is there. Remember that a caption describes a photograph or a picture. You need to include capital letters, full stops/ ? , adjectives and verbs. The photos of Isle of Coll are attached below.
Good luck
Mrs Goulding
As part of our science topic on growth, in school we would have been looking at our own school garden, what grows in it and finding out what an allotment is. Instead, for a home task, I am setting a ‘miniature garden’ challenge. Foil trays and gardening packs will be ready to pick up for every Year 2 child from 8:30am- 4pm on Wednesday and Thursday (1st and 2nd July ). Due to COVID-19 we would like to reduce the amount of people on the school premises and avoid entrance to the school office when collecting the packs. If you live near another member of our class, and could collect for them, then that would be a real help too. We are going to leave the packs on a table on the school path at the main gate in waterproof named bags and instructions inside. We will hand packs to children who are already in school in the class bubbles.
We are also sending your school books home to keep as sadly we won’t be using them again for Year 2 work.
Fantastic Chill Friday 26th June 2020
WOWZERS! It is hot. Too hot to do lots of work but a time to be reflective of our super hero week. We have learned about fictional super heroes, world heroes and our own local heroes that help keep us safe and love us more than anything in the world. Don’t forget to thank them.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise: see clip above- mindfulness relaxation
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video below. https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/ - Question sheet can be accessed below. Summer Term Week 8 (Week beg: 15th June ) Lesson 3 – 2D and3D sort
- Snack Time Story- Listen to My hero is You read by Howard Donald- a story about Caronavirus
- English- Please read at least one Bug Club and answer questions.
- Spelling- Please complete at least one task on IDL Cloud
- NHS Heroes Please watch the clip below and listen to the words of the poem Our Heroes by Matt Kelly
- Certificate awaits you….below.
Have a super weekend children.
You are all my superheroes for working SOOOOO hard.
Mrs Goulding
Year-2-Week-8 video clips.pdf
Lesson 3 - Sort 2D and 3D shapes.pdf
Lesson 3 Answers - Sort 2D and 3D shapes.pdf
Tremendous Thursday 25th June
Hello boys and girls. Hot enough for you?
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see super hero yoga clip above
- Mental Maths- Times Tables Rockstars at least 10 minutes.
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video below in ‘week 8 ‘folder. Summer Term Week 8 (Week beg: 15th June ) Lesson 2 –Counting edges, faces and vertices on 3D shapes.
- Snack Time story- Supertato Catastro-pea-see below
- English- Edit your story. Today is your chance to perfect your story, to tweak it to make it even more interesting for the reader. Double check sentences start with capitals. Sentences end in full stops, !, ? or even … (ellipses). Can you use more interesting words? Read it out loud to someone in your family. If you are happy with it, print out new sheets from Tuesday, copy it out NEATLY- joined if possible with for a final copy. I’d love to read your final pieces if you can email them in.
- PSHE- Amazing Superhero Certificate- Who are your very own personal heroes? Think about our stories and talks from the last few weeks about people and places of sanctuary. Think about the people around you who care for you, love you, keep you safe. These people do things for you without expecting anything in return. These people may be in your family, a friend, a club leader or people you don’t know very well- perhaps the postman/lady, a neighbour. What have these people done to care for you- to be your personal hero? Print out one or more the certificates below and award it to your chosen personal heroes. On the back, write in more detail WHY they are your heroes to let them know that they are appreciated. You will see super smiles grow on super real heroes.
- OPTIONAL- super hero craft attached.
Mrs Goulding
Year-2-Week-8 video clips.pdf
Lesson 2 - Count faces, edges and vertices on 3D shapes.pdf
Lesson 2 Answers - Count faces, edges and vertices on 3D shapes.pdf
Heroes story.docx
T-T-19270-Handprint-Flying-Superhero-Craft-Instructions.pdf
T-T-19892-Superhero-City-Picture-Craft-Instructions.pdf
T-T-19895-Superhero-Jet-Pack-Craft-Instructions.pdf
Wonderful Wednesday 24th June
Good morning boys and girls.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- Enjoy the fresh air- take a stroll or ride your scooter/ bike. Be safe!
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash fractions
- Maths- White Rose Maths have set sheets, revisiting some topics in maths. It looks similar but it is not the same maths- it has more emphasis on problem solving, reasoning and using past knowledge to apply to new problems. Today’s task revisits shape. Watch the clip below. Summer Term Week 8 (Week beg: 15th June ) Lesson 1 –count vertices of 2D shapes
- Snack Time story- Superheroes with Mr Tumble- what sign language signs can you remember? https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09tr7xj/something-special-were-all-friends-series-11-16-superheroes
- English—Continue with your Heroes story. Look at your plan from yesterday. You need to make sure you have a beginning, middle and an end planned out. How will you start? Time phrases? Describing the scene? Dialogue? Ready... steady ... go!(At least 60 minutes on this- take a break in the middle to re-read and check your work makes sense.)
- Science- 2Do Purple Mash- Writing Captions
In our reading comprehensions in class we are asked to find captions in a text to tell us more information. Linked to our micro-habitat work on mini-beasts please use 2DO Purple Mash photographs and the template to choose your favourite pictures and write captions under each one. Your caption might describe the picture or state a fact. You may want to use more scientific language- there will be a bank of words to choose from. Remember correct sentence punctuation.
Mrs Goulding
Year-2-Week-8 video clips.pdf
Lesson 1 - Count sides and vertices on 2D shapes.pdf
Lesson 1 Answers - Count sides and vertices on 2D shapes.pdf
Thinking Heroically Tuesday 23rd June 2020
Hello Year 2
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see above clip
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash Multiplication Game
- Maths- Watch the video first on link below for week 7 maths. Question sheet below. Summer Term Week 7 (Week beg: 8th June) Lesson 4 – Quarters
- Snack Time story- Even Super heroes have bad days- https://vimeo.com/216918288
- English (3 day task) – Writing a story: Heroes. Use the resource sheet below called ‘Heroes’ Story. It has a drawing attached to it. Look carefully at it and think about:-Who is in the picture? What is happening in it? What do you think has happened before it? What may happen next? These questions will help you write your story. Think about interesting adjectives, adverbs and verbs, conjunctions to stretch sentences and different sentence types such as adding a question (?), an exclamation of feeling (!) or a statement (.). Will you add dialogue using inverted commas (“…”)?
This is a three day task-
i) A day to make notes and plan your story- use a story hill or draw a story map if it helps to see your ideas. If you think you are ready to start it- go ahead.
ii) A day to follow your plans and write it out .(At least 60 minutes on this- take a break in the middle to re-read and check your work)
iii) A day to re-read and edit your work in order to improve it. Will you use a thesaurus/ dictionary to look for alternative synonyms? For example instead of using ‘red’ you could use ‘scarlet/ crimson/ ruby’; instead of using ‘thought’ what about ‘pondered/ wondered/ dreamt?
- Art- Heroes- Use the Power point Art tells a story- the task is on the last two slides.
Mighty Monday 22nd June
Good morning children. Hope you are refreshed for another week. The sunshine has come back! As a whole school, we will be thinking about super heroes, real heroes and our own local heroes throughout this week. Therefore, we are postponing our DT task with two kitchen roll inners or a long cardboard tube until next week- keep hold of them.
Today's Tasks:
- Exercise- click above
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash x tables game
- Maths- Watch the video first- the video link is now below on our class page. It is more about fractions. Question sheet below. Summer Term Week 7 (Week beg: 18th June) Lesson 3 – Find Half
- Snack Time story-Traction Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FfW3X1V4J0 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JySea288Qo
- English- Imagine you are a superhero. Watch the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4Wv3J2trMs Use the super hero identity sheet to describe yourself or do your own poster if this sheet is too small. Draw a picture of yourself in your super hero costume or perhaps your powers are hidden beneath ordinary clothes??? Label the special effects/ powers of your costume. Do you have a mask? A cape? A special vehicle or gadget? What sound effects come from you? Remember in class when we watched the ‘onomatopoeia’ clip when Batman was in battle? Kapow!… BOOM! … Zap!
- Geography – Aerial Photographs and plans. Aerial photographs are pictures taken from up above- sometimes we say this is having a ‘bird’s eye view’. Imagine you are a bird, a drone or even a flying superhero looking down from the sky. What do you see? The world looks different from above. Have you ever been in an aeroplane and looked out of the window at take-off or landing? The land gets smaller as you go higher, you can only see the tops of objects below. Cars look like little ants, houses look like blocks, fields look like green blankets.
1) Quiz - Look at the ‘Aerial Photos’ power point below- It’s a little quiz to see if you have a good eye to recognise places near where we live. The first photo is a satellite photo taken from space to start you off. I think you will recognise the shape.
2) My Plan-The last slide is not an aerial photo but a plan I have drawn, pretending that I am a bird above our school. Can you make out the places in our school? Can you see the Trim trail? The car park? The field? Year 2 entrance? I have used a key with symbols to help explain some of the shapes.
3) Your Plan -Choose either your own bedroom or your garden and imagine you are a bird, a drone or a superhero hovering above. Draw a simple plan of your bedroom/ garden using a key with symbols to explain some of the shapes.
Good luck
Mrs Goulding
Lesson 3 Find a half 2019.pdf
Lesson 3 Answers Find a half 2019.pdf
my-superhero-identity-activity-sheet.pdf
Feeling Good Friday 19th June
Good morning boys and girls. You have got through another week at home or school in our bubbles keeping safe. So proud of all your efforts.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see above
- Mental Maths- www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games Check you are on 5-7 age range tab at the top. You can click on any subject you want but Do Purple MashTimes Table Rockstar Battle- click on STUDIO to compete and click on TOURNAMENT to see the scores so far for Girls v Boys.
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video on line https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/ - Question sheet can be accessed below. Summer Term Week 7 (Week beg: 8th June) Lesson 2 non-unit fractions
- Snack Time story- CBeebies Radio- Farah’s First Day or cut and paste into your search engine: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/radio/farahs-first-day?collection=radio-refugee-stories
- English—GRAMMAR-prefixes and suffixes (beginnings and endings to words) In your search engine typr in www.topmarks.co.uk/english-games Check you are on the 5-7 age range tab at the top. Scroll down to Small Town Superheroes- click on prefix and suffixes. There are many more games you could have a go at for English and Maths- all are good to work on your skills. Have a go at above or below ages if you want it easier or harder.
- Science- More about food chains. Can you remember making simple food chains with Mrs Hine? We made food chains with arrows in an order to show what ate what. Today we are going to use the language of ‘producer’ (makes the food), ‘consumer’ (what eats the food, ‘prey’(creature that is eaten), ‘predator’ (creature that hunts and kills the food), ‘primary consumer’ (an animal that eats plants), ‘secondary consumer’ (animal that eats an animal)
1) https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z96r82pesize
2) https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zbnnb9q/articles/zwbtxsg
3) https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/animals-and-nature/food-chains/what-is-food-chain/
4) Go onto 2Do Purple Mash Food Chains to do the quiz.
5) Can you make your own food chains starting with a producer (plant). Use pictures attached if you want to or draw your own. Label which are the producers, consumers, predators and prey.
I wonder what you will consume today? Make sure nothing consumes YOU!
Have a lovely weekend children... fingers crossed for sunshine
Mrs Goulding
Terrific Thursday 18th June
Good morning all. Well done to the boys on Times Table Rockstars. Supersonic effort by you . Well done to the girls that put an extra special effort in too as not everyone joined in. Some of you are getting really fast at your x table facts now. Keep practising.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- YOGA see above clip
- Mental Maths- 2Do Purple Mash x2 and x3
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video on line https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/ - Question sheet need accessed below r Summer Term Week 7 (Week beg: 8th June ) Lesson 1 -Fractions
- Snack Time story- - CBeebies Radio- Rosie’s Refugees- or cut and paste into your search engine: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/radio/roses-refugees?collection=radio-refugee-stories
- English—Writing Prepositions- prepositions are words that describe where something or someone is in relation to other things. Remember Rosie’s Walk? The hen went on her walk and the author described where she went. Watch the clip then follow the Power point below. You will need to work through each slide to write your sentences down- there are missing prepositions. Choose the best preposition from : in front, behind, next to, above, under, in and on.
World of Wednesday 17th June 2020
Hello Wonderful Year 2's. Hope you are all well. Our class page is working again but we can't get photos up that you have sent in. Thank you for them- we are working on it.
Today’s tasks:
- Exercise- see above clip Dance 2 with Oti
- Mental Maths- Times Table Rock stars or 2Do Purple Mash Musical chairs x5 for a different way of practising your times tables (or do both!!!) COME ON GIRLS- catch up to the boys.
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video on line https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/ - Question sheet below. Summer Term Week 6 (Week beg: 18th May) Lesson 4 – Grouping odd/ even
- Snack Time story- CBeebies Radio- The Ravinator and his Dad or cut and paste into your search engine: https://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/radio/the-ravinator-and-his-dad?collection=radio-refugee-stories
- Bug Club- complete at least one book and answer the BUG question
- Geography- Closer look at the British Isles
Please follow the Power point on islands everywhere. You will need a map/ Google Earth/ atlas to help you locate islands as part of the British Isles. On the Power point you may spot The Isle of Mull- this is the neighbouring island to Isle of Coll- remember Mairi Hedderwick wrote her stories about her adventures on the Isle of Coll through her fictional character of Katie Morag- she called it a different name- Isle of Struay. There is a short clip about the Orkney islands which are similar to Katie Morag’s island. Please see the activity sheets attached to locate other British Isles. (The activity sheets have stars on them 1-3. One star is the easiest sheet, three star is more challenging- see which sheet works best for your child.)
Mrs Goulding
wk 6Lesson 3 - Make equal groups - grouping 2019.pdf
Lesson 3 Answers - Make equal groups - grouping 2019.pdf
a5 km and grandmothers.pdf
Terrific Tuesday 16th June
At last we are connected again – did you get chance to connect to our last tasks? Who was Amelia Earhart? This week is Refugee Week that links with our School of Sanctuary work last week. You produced some lovely work and are very lucky that you have so many people and places that make you feel safe in your world. Our daily story sessions this week will be using children’s Newsround and CBeebies Radio to tell the stories of different refugee experiences. A heads up for next week’s art- please save 2 long kitchen roll cardboard tubes (toilet roll too short) or make your own cardboard tube the same size as two kitchen roll inners.
- Exercise- copy above link or one here for Dance with Oti https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000k00h
- Mental Maths- Times Table Rock stars or 2Do Purple Mash Musical chairs x5 for a different way of practising your times tables (or do both!!!)
- Maths- Watch the video first. You can access the video on line https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/ - Question sheet below. Summer Term Week 6 (Week beg: 18th May) Lesson 3 – grouping
- Snack Time story- Not a story but an introduction on Children’s Newsround on What is a refugee?- there are different real life clips that you can click on to find out about children’s different experiences. It’s from Refugee Week 2019. Cut and paste into your search engine: https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/48660079
- English- Conjunctions: Use because, but, however and whereas
Read Katie Morag and the Two Grandmothers story attached and watch the clip on https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03hdm5k/katie-morag-series-1-2-katie-morag-and-the-two-grandmothers Compare the two grandmothers from the story and write in full sentences to show how their characters are different using the conjunctions above.
- Spelling game- 2Do Purple Mash- add correct vowel
- Computing – Keyboard skills . You can print out a keyboard if you do not have a keyboard to do this at home- Click on 2Do Purple Mash- focus on middle letter keys . Can you type without seeing the letter under your finger?
Good luck
Mrs Goulding
Monday 15th June 2020
Good morning children. Many apologies that you could not access our school website last Thursday and Friday. All Wirral school networks were down. I hope you got time to chill- perhaps fit some Times Table Rock Stars and reading in. Please see Thursday 11th June for today's tasks.
- Thunder Storm Writing-If for some reason you were able to access the tasks, please write about a thunderstorm- It can be within a story, a poem or some factual information about thunderstorms. We had an amazing storm on Saturday night didn't we? It lasted for a long time with lots of flashes of lightning (collective noun!!!).
- Remember to check Purple Mash 2Dos and continue with Times Tables Rock stars.
- You can still access Bug Club but through its own website at www.activelearnprimary.co.uk
- Check your Random Acts of Wildness chart from the Wild Life Trust you started last week. We have had some brilliant acts of wildness. Oliver has dug a pond and it has tadpoles in already. Photos on the way of your super work.