Achieving, Respect and Kindness
Watch the clip to revise tens and ones (units).
If you’re bored and want something fun to do then gather your family together and play this fun game! Pause the video when instructed to and write/ draw your answer down. Have fun!
I know this one is a favourite with some of you!
Today for Science we are going to learn more about different animal classes or groups. No, animal classes are not like the classes people have at school!
An animal class (or group) is made up of animals that are all alike in important ways. Scientists have grouped animals into classes to make it easier to study them.
There are many different animal classes and every animal in the world belongs to one of them. The five most well known classes of vertebrates (animals with backbones) are:
For more fun facts about mammals and other animal groups, visit:
https://www.kidzone.ws/animals/animal_classes.htm
www.KidCorner.com/Animal Group posters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCm5CcQhU-c
TASK:
2. When you are finished why not sort out any animal toys you have into animal classes
3. Choose an animal from an animal group that you want to find out more about. Draw and write a fact about your chosen animal. Make a fact book about your chosen animals!
4. .Click her to play some animal games!
Splat is a fun game we play in class. You can play at home too and can use it for reading, spelling or Maths!
On a big pience of paper or on little bits of paper, write down some tricky words (was, all, because, they etc.). Then spread them out and one person has to tell the other person to find a word e.g. ‘ Find the word because’ and you use your hand or a spatula to splat the word ‘because’. It’s so simple but fun! You can even do it with numbers, odd and even numbers, addition and subtraction sums e.g. ‘Find the total of 4 and 6’ (would splat 10).
Give it a go and play some Splat. You can also find an interactive number splat grid to 100 online too. We also use this in class.
Click on the image to play some fun Easter Maths games! Remember to login to you Sumdog accounts to play and do fun challenges set by your teacher.
Good morning Primary 2. I hope you had a good day yesterday. Today we are going to look at story setting. Before school was closed, we were learning about story setting and how some authors use a story setting to start a story.
Remember a story setting is where the story takes place.
Challenge 1: Look at the pictures below and think of some adjectives to describe them (Remember think about your senses. What do you see? If you stepped into the picture, what could you hear, feel?)
Challenge 2: Pick one of the pictures and draw it in your jotter. Can you write a story setting description using lots of adjectives. Remember to write in sentences using full stops, capital letters and finger spaces. Here are some sentence starters to help you:
One __________ day in a _________ land there stood a _______.
Once up on a time in a ________ land there was a _________.
It was _______ and _______.
There were ____________
It felt ___________.
Adjectives to help you: tiny, huge, massive, dry, dusty, magical, enchanted, old, rough, dirty, shiny, rusty, cute, sparkling, clear, golden, beautiful, fun, busy, quiet, loud, howling, creepy, creaky, dark, bright, sunny.
Challenge 3: Read your story setting description out to someone. Now can you come up with a character who lives in your story setting. Draw them and make up a name for them.
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Capital Letters and Full Stops.
Copy these into your jotters.
Remember to put a capital letter at the start of a sentence and a full stop at the end.
Thank you to the Little Pink Co who have made this lovely colouring sheet for our pupils. You can find more colouring in sheets on their FB page https://www.facebook.com/littlepinkco/
If you don’t have a printer you can trace the image onto paper or open the image into Paint and colour it on your computer/tablet.
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