Our learning 29.11.19

Although it was a 4 day week for the pupils, we have  still been very busy in Class 2. Here is some of what we were learning  –

  • putting the correct missing connectives in sentences
  • counting in 5s and 2, without using the hundred square for support
  • time loop cards
  • telling and setting the time on analogue clocks
  • alphabetising words and using this skill to help us use our word books more effectively
  • predicting what will happen next in stories
  • re-reading to help us understand things in books better
  • telling and writing the digital time
  • how to do press ups and lunges
  • what it is like to travel in space
  • some of the similarities and differences between life in space and life on earth (including clothes, food, sleeping and even the toilet!)
  • designing and creating some crafts for the ….. Christmas Fayre!

See you next week, in December…!!!

Our learning this week 22.11.19

Here is some of what we have been learning about this week –

  • ordering words alphabetically
  • using connectives to add more detail to our writing
  • improving our recall of our doubles addition sums
  • revising all our double phonics sounds so far
  • telling the time on analogue clocks
  • giving court rulings of guilt and not guilty to role play situations acted out
  • creating fact sheets using the notes we had taken from our research
  • discussing the Milky Way and wider universe in space
  • completing our solar system quiz
  • continuing building our fitness through HIIT sessions
  • discussing what is required for happy play-times

Hector working on increasing his speed at answering doubles sums

 

Alphabetical ordering some of our spelling words

 

The steps of making our planet fact sheets – researching, making notes and then creating the final fact sheet 

 

Fitness groups on the MUGA – Shuttle runs, squats, skipping and burpees

 

Class 2’s thoughts on what makes a happy playtime 

 

 

Our learning 15.11.18

Another busy week in Class 2. We have had more visits in class from our Serbian guests and there was an assembly to celebrate their 2 weeks on Friday. Friday was also our mass to celebrate St Albert The Great, who our school is named after.

Here are some of the things we have been learning –

  • learning about the hours within a day and the seasons in a year linked to the movement of planet earth
  • ordering months
  • matching months to seasons
  • exploring more connectives in writing
  • space quiz using our knowledge so far
  • researching using the internet and books
  • using contents and index pages to find information
  • naming the planets in order
  • skipping and burpees in P.E
  • summarising our stories in our reading books
  • answering comprehension questions
  • the diagraph ‘th’ in phonics
  • discussing the feeling guilty in PATHS
  • beginning work on telling the time

Taking turns being the sun and the earth to understand days and seasons

 

Sorting months into seasons

 

Space quiz results

Internet and book research about our planet

Ordering the planets correctly

 

Our learning 8.11.19

We have been busy bees this week. Here is some of what we have been learning –

  • what connectives are and using them in our sentences
  • quick recall of our doubles sums
  • working out the missing numbers in patterns
  • what planets are in the solar system
  • giving a reason for the choice we make using evidence we know
  • recognising ordering and spelling days of the week and months of the year
  • working out some anagrams
  • discussing celebrations that happen in specific months
  • how to plank
  • correct formation for the letter h and H
  • thinking about different points of view
  • discussing the importance of the ‘think’ step between ‘feel’ and ‘do’
  • the ‘sh’ digraph
  • counting the syllables to help spell words
  • discussing listening and turn taking as important things that friendships need
  • acting out some different scenarios

Ordering the days of the week

 

Ivo working hard to learn the days of the week

Spelling – using syllables to help us remember how to spell the days and months

Some of the connectives we discussed and used in our writing

Some anagrams work as the challenge task in maths

Our sh words

Recording our doubles sums before testing ourselves with the flashcards

Class 2’s thoughts on what is important in friendships

 

Syllables, space and spooky children!

In spelling this week we were learning about syllables, which are the chunks or beats in a word. This is helpful when learning to spell longer words. We counted syllables in lots of different words and practised clapping out the different parts of the word. This is one of the many different activities we can do at home to practise our words, if they are longer. It is not a very helpful activity to learner shorter 3 or 4 letter words.

We continued revising addition and subtraction sums this week in maths and also began work on our new time topic. Firstly we are working on longer periods of time – days, months and seasons. This will also be linking in with our space topic which we will be starting properly next week. We have been enjoying our class novel Flat Stanley in Space at the end of each day.

On Tuesday we completed our technology lesson building our spider webs using twigs, string and glue. There were a variety of strategies used by the different children, creating some really great interesting webs!

We learned the ch sound in phonics this week and thought of LOADS of words! Ch is a very common sound in so many words we know.

With David we were improving our punching and kicking skills in karate.

Of course it was Halloween this week and there was lots of spooky things going on…

Wednesday was the Halloween disco after school

On Thursday we had a class party and a parade to celebrate Halloween

A very busy week again! Happy weekend and see you next week 🙂

 

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