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Year 2: Mrs Li & Miss Cadwallader
Victorious Victorians!
PE - Wednesday and Fridays
Spelling Test -Fridays / Books Change - Fridays
Homework books due in Wednesdays
Reading diaries signed and in school - daily
(remember to also write TTRS and spellings in the diaries each time your child practises at home so we can award dojos!)
Check out the information below for a few clues about what we have in store!
Don't forget to take a peek at our class newsletter for more information.
Having trouble learning your times-tables?
We all like learning differently. Try TT Rockstars, Hit The Button and practising often at home.
Here for you to check out is Percy Parker and he has a song for every times-table. Good luck!
Knowledge Organisers
English
English
The perfect introduction to the historical period of the Victorians. In this charming picture book, Shirley Hughes tells the story of Daisy Dobbs – a young Victorian scullery maid who works in a grand house. Things are not going very well, until the day comes when disaster strikes and it's up to Daisy to save the day!
Maths
This term we will work on the follow areas of Maths:
Place Value
Addition and Subtraction
Money
Multiplication and Division
In addition to our daily maths lessons we will have a basic skills lesson to focus on recalling times table facts and building fluency in the recall of addition and subtraction facts.
To support your child at home please encourage them to play on TimesTables Rockstars, White Rose Maths and complete their tasks on maths.co.uk .
SUPPORT at HOME
Use the videos below to practise your Childs learning at home.
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These videos will support all our new learning in class on the topic - Addition and Subtraction
Maths
Science
Plants
In our new topic we will be learning about common plants: seeds and bulbs and exploring how they survive in the world.
Click on the video to learn more about our science topic at home.
Over the next few weeks we will be conducting various spectacular science investigations such as, how does the stem ensure the plant survives? and why are some seeds spiky?
Science
Theme
Topic
Word Aware
To help new words stick in your long-term memory, use the Word Aware rap.
Choose a word from your weekly spelling list, and join in with the rap.
Think about...
What does it start with?
How many syllables does it have?
What does it rhyme with?
Can you put it in a sentence?
Share new words with your class.
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