P2 Weekly Update

Overview

This week we have been learning the ‘ea’ spelling pattern. We have been making arrays to help us with multiplication in numeracy and have enjoyed learning about caring for our environment by reducing, reusing and recycling. We know it is Burn’s Day tomorrow and even recited one of his poems.

Parental Involvement

We have been playing games on a great website called Splashlearn. Try this link and play some of the multiplication games.

https://www.splashlearn.com/multiplication-games

Pupil voice

Liam – We learned about sharing. We drew plates to share objects.

Pati – We went to see the P5/6 show that was all about Scotland.

Mara – I went to the play area and played with Scott and Liam to create big buildings.

Amelia – We wrote a procedure and did a recipe for hot chocolate.

Lucy – We learned a new spelling pattern. It’s ‘ea’.

Cordelle – We learned about plastic in the ocean and how to reduce and reuse things.

Shea – We learned about China because it’s their celebrations soon. We were all born in the year of the snake.

Roma – We also learned about Robert Burns. It’s his special day on Saturday.

Emilie – Today we went outside with chalk and we had to compare Chinese New Year and Scotland’s New Year in teams. The rule was every person had to draw or write something with the chalk.

Michelle – We learned new boost words. One of them is ‘effort’. It means to try really hard.

2 thoughts on “P2 Weekly Update”

  1. In maths we were learning how to make totals using different coins, we had a mild, spicy, hot challenge task to complete.
    In Spelling we continued to work on our tricky words, the Word Wizards had a really interesting task, they had to make up a story using all 6 of their spelling words!
    In Drama we played ‘Tap and Tell’, ask your child to explain how to play the game.
    In Music, we listened to the Carnival of the Animals and had to guess which animal was being represented by the different instruments.

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