Author: Miss Low

Today I would like you to complete the Spiral Review Centre.

Please watch the following video and have fun learning the Days of the Week song.

Now write your answers to the following questions on a piece of paper or jotter provided.

I’d love to see your work.

Good morning boys and girls, I hope you have had a lovely bank holiday.

On May 22, we celebrate the detective Sherlock Holmes, which is appropriate because that date also marks the birthday of the man who created him, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Here is a mystery for you to solve.

Today, I would like you to complete the Challenge/ Extension Centre.

Please complete the following word problems.  Remember to draw a picture to help you.

I’d love to see your work!

I would like to hear your opinion on vegetables.

Please think carefully and write three reasons why you like/don’t like vegetables.

 

Good morning primary 2, I hope you are safe and well.  Later this afternoon, I am going to phone you all to find out how you are and what things you have been busy doing this week.  I look forward to speaking to you.

If you had a million pounds, what would you spend it on?

If you can, draw me a picture of what you would buy and post it on the blog.

Can you use your lego to build a boat?

Today, I would like you to complete the Spiral Review Centre.

Some of you might need a little helping hand – Thats ok!

Why not use pasta or lego bricks to help you find the answer to each sum.

For literacy today, I would like you to practise the phonics flashcards, provided in the literacy learning pack at the start of primary 2.

Following this, I would like you to read your groups phonics poem and write down all the words containing your groups sound.

If you can think of any more words with your sound add them to your list.  Ideally, I would like you to have 10 spelling words.

Next, I would like you to choose an activity from the Tic-Tac-Toe spelling grid to practise your spelling words.

Consonant Group– Words with the ‘oa’ sound.

 

Vowel Group– Words ending in ‘op’.

Remember to take photos of your work and post on the blog.