Reading Rap Challenge!

Today P2/1 tried something different at story time. We put on some trap/hip hop music in the background and rapped a story. It was tricky but fun! The children asked if we could do it again and put it on the blog so they could try it at home. Here is our second attempt.

Here is a reading challenge for you to do at home. Find a book that has a rhyming pattern that you have lying at home e.g. The Gruffalo, Rumble in the Jungle (anything that rhymes!) and read it following the beat to the hip hop track below! Give it a go. Now you are a reading rap star! 

Symmetry Sketching

P2/1 enjoyed learning about African animals. The children used their observational skills, sketching skills and their knowledge of symmetry to complete these animal drawings. Well done P2/1, they’re fantastic!

Homework w/b 14th June

Spelling

This week we are going to revise some of the tricky words we learned this year.  Group 1 and 2 will have the same words. Choose two activities from the spelling menu to practise your words.

Group 1 & 2

  • how
  • their
  • what
  • said
  • was
  • from

Group 3

  • the
  • a
  • and
  • to
  • in

Watch these videos to revise and practise! See how many sight words you can read correctly…

 

Numeracy

Complete the worksheet below. Calculate the area of each shape by counting the boxes.

Click here for the area worksheet

Now for the chilli challenge! Try and calculate the area of these irregular shapes.

Click here for the chilli challenge!

 

Homework w/b 7th June

Spelling

This week our sounds are ‘ew’ and ‘ou’. Use chalks, water and a paint brush to spell your words outside!

Group 1                   Group 2

  • new                              out
  • few                               loud
  • chew                           shout
  • stew                            couch
  • blew                             she
  • she                               do
  • do

Maths: Subtraction Chimney Sums Chilli Challenge

Choose a chilli challenge to copy and complete below. If it helps, write TU on top the numbers so you know remember which side is the tens and which side is the units. Remember to start at the units side first on the left and then move to the tens on the right.

 

 

 

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