Atiyyah's Design and the Arts Home Learning
Wow! What a beautiful picture Atiyyah. Thanks so much for sharing your Home Learning with us.
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Wow! What a beautiful picture Atiyyah. Thanks so much for sharing your Home Learning with us.
Arlo, we love your picture of the Great Fire of London. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
This week we are going to focus on estimating numbers on a number-line. Start by watching this Home Learning video:
Now have a go at the attached worksheet. We have also attached the answers so that you can check your own answers.
In English and Communication, we are going to focus on creating sentences which describe the sights, sounds and smells of the Great Fire of London. We will use adjectives to create expanded noun phrases and prepositional phrases to open our sentences.
In Guided Reading we will continue to read and explore The Tin Forest.
In Phonics, we will continue to revisit the sounds we learnt in Level 5 with a focus on the ir, ue, ue, y, aw, au, ow, oe and wh sounds. If you want to practise your level 5 sounds, please use the document attached to this post.
In Science and Computing, we are looking at the benefits of using Information Technology. In order to explore this concept, we will complete the same designing task twice- once with IT and once without it. We will then compare and contrast the outcomes.
We will also complete PE, RE, Mastering Number and Design and the Arts activities. If you have any questions about these tasks or any other matter relating to learning in Beech Class, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.
This week in English and Communication we have read the book 'Toby and the Great Fire of London'. We stopped at the point in the story where Toby looked out upon the city and realised it was on fire. We then set about collecting noun phrases and adjectives that we can use to create sentences which describe the fire.
In Guided Reading we started reading The Tin Forest. In Phonics we began to revisit level 5 sounds. If you would like to practise your Level 5 sounds please see the document attached to this post.
In Maths, we have continued to focus on Place Value. We wrote numbers in their expanded forms and learnt how to use 10s and 1s on number lines.
In Science and Computing we focussed on the applications of Information Technology in school. We then used Information Technology to learn more about the Great Fire of London.
We will also complete Mastering Number, PE, and RE sessions as well.
If you have any questions relating to these activities or any other matter relying to the learning in Beech Class, please do not hesitate to contact us via the class email address.
Attached is a document with lots of different activities relating to the wider curriculum learning that we are completing in Beech Class this term.
Families are invited to complete as many of these activities as they choose. If you do complete any of these activities, please send them in to class or to the class email address so we can share and celebrate them with the class.
If you have any questions or need help with any of these activities, please do not hesitate to ask.
This week we would like you to practise reading and writing the following tricky words. Can you read and write all of them?
I
no
the
to
go
into
he
she
we
me
be
you
are
her
was
all
they
my
In Maths this week we are focusing on Place Value. Start by watching this Home Learning video:
Y2 Autumn Block 1 TS4 Use a place value chart on Vimeo
Now use this understanding to have a go at the attached worksheet. We have attached the answers as well so that you can check your own work.
In English and Communication this week, we are going to focus on the wonderful wordless text- 'The Tree and the River' by Aaron Becker. We are going to focus on two contrasting scenes from the book and create descriptive sentences to accompany Becker's wonderful illustrations. We will focus on creating grammatically sound sentences that use adjectives to create expanded noun phrases.
In Phonics, we are going to quickly revisit all of the Phase 3 sounds and tricky words that children learnt in Yr1. If you want to do some extra phonics learning at home this week, we have attached all the Level 2 and Level 3 sounds to this post for you to revisit.
In Maths, we are focusing on Place Value. We are going to support pupils to read, write, build and partition numbers upton 100. If you would like to focus on these skills at home this week, try watching the following Home Learning videos:
Y2 Autumn Block 1 TS4 Use a place value chart on Vimeo
Y2 Autumn Block 1 TS5 Partition numbers to 100 on Vimeo
Y2 Autumn Block 1 TS6 Write numbers to 100 in words on Vimeo
In Science and Computing, we are exploring how Information Technology is used in our everyday life. Information Technology can be defined as a computer or something that works alongside a computer. Why not challenge your child to go on an Information Technology hunt around your house. What examples of Information Technology do you and your family use?
We will also complete Guided Reading, Mastering Number, PE and RE lessons as well. If you would like to know more about these activities or any other matter relating to your child's learning, please contact us using the class email address:
beech@st-barnabas.kent.sch.uk
Welcome to the Beech Class blog. The Beech Team will post Home Learning activities here on a weekly basis. We will also give you a weekly update of the different learning activities that have been taking place in Beech Class each week.
If you would like to know more about what we are doing, or have any questions or queries relating to what we are learning about, please contact us directly on the class email address:
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The Beech Team
In Phonics this week we are learning to add the -ment and -ness suffixes to words. If you would like to learn more about this and practise this skill at home please see the following attachments.
This week, we are starting our new 'At Home and Abroad' enquiry. For your home learning we would like for you to create a map of your local surroundings. You could make a map of your room or house. You could make a map of your garden. You could even make a map of the streets surrounding your house. What ever you create, please bring it in so we can celebrate it together.