Class 2 Weekly Update

English: In English, Yellow group and Green group have been doing Read Write Inc. Red and Blue group have been working independently on Little Red Riding Hood. They have been describing characters and settings and using a story mountain to plan their own version of the story. Thursday and Fridays lessons have been looking in more depth at ‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’. We noticed that the story has lots of apostrophes and looked at the difference between apostrophes for contraction and possessive apostrophes. This is very challenging work and the children have shown a very good understanding – Well done Class 2!

Maths: We have finished Place Value this week, ordering 3 numbers from smallest to largest and using the more than and less than symbols to compare them. We move onto measurement next week.

Science: In Science, the children were given different criteria to arrange materials e.g. rough, smooth, waterproof, not waterproof, transparent, opaque, soft and hard. They became detectives and walked around the school looking for materials that they could draw and label under each heading.

Geography: The children enjoyed looking at the artist Henri Rousseau in Geography this week. He paints jungle scenes which the children found very interesting. They had a go at creating their own versions of his jungle paintings, using watercolour paints. We have lots of little artists in Class 2!

D&T: We have started D&T by gathering data. On Tuesday the children had to make a tally chart of which fruit and vegetable was the most popular in Class 2. Once they had completed their tally charts, they made a pictograph to show their results.

Spellings: To be tested Friday 16th March 2018.

Spellings 9.3.18

Have a great weekend!

Miss Edwards

Class 5 homework

Homework this week is in green homework books for Year 5 or in the SATs grammar books for year 6.  The work is revision of adjectives and adverbs.  I have explained to the children that they need to think of really powerful adjectives and adverbs to use, similar to what we have been using in our writing this week.  The homework is due in on Wednesday at the latest.

Weekly News 09.03.18

Reminder – Condover Meeting 14.03.18

At our parents’/guardians’ meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 pm, we will be providing further information and answering any questions you have about our forthcoming visit to Condover.  If you have any questions, and are unable to attend, please do not hesitate to speak to myself or Miss Barratt.  Thank you.

Parent Meetings – Classes 2/3/4/5

The booking system is now open for the parent meetings for Classes 2 to 5. Thank you if you have already logged in and booked an appointment with your child’s class teacher(s). Just to clarify, Mrs Thomas and Mrs Foster will be meeting with Class 4 parents and Mrs Johnson will be meeting with Class 5 parents. Please note there is no multi-sports or craft club on that day (Wednesday 21st) but we are running a combined colouring and computer club to accommodate all year groups.

Diary dates

Easter Celebration Assembly – Friday 23rd March 09:25 am – 10:30 am

Gardening Day – Saturday 17th March 10:00 am onwards

Letters out this week

Football letter – Y5/6 group involved

Class 3 Weekly Update

English: This week we have been learning how to write a set of instructions. We started the week by reading some instructions and finding the different features and then we wrote a whole class set of instructions. The children also had a go at independently writing their own instructions for a marvellous medicine. The Year 2 children focused on using imperative verbs, adverbs and expanded noun phrases in their work. The Year 3 children focused on using imperative verbs, prepositions, conjunctions and adverbs of time and manner.

Maths: We have been learning about 2D shape this week. We have been identifying their properties – focusing on the number of sides, types of sides (straight or curved, equal) and number of vertices. We have also done some work on lines of symmetry. They Year 3 children have been challenged to identify parallel lines and perpendicular lines within a shape.

Science: The children carried out their investigation this week to see which surface the toy car would move on the quickest. They recorded their results and wrote a conclusion.

Geography: The children have been identifying mountains and hills within the UK.

D&T: The children tasted some different toppings for their scones in order to help them make decisions about their own scone they will eventually make.

RE: We have gone over the Easter story this week and have re-told it ourselves, thinking about how the different parts make us feel.

Shape

Over the last 2 weeks, we have looked at 2d and 3d shapes.

The children have looked at identifying and talking about the properties of the shapes.

They have made shape patterns, shape pictures, built with 3 d shapes, made straw nets and clixi 3d shapes. The children have enjoyed singing – https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=guNdJ5MtX1A

Here are a few interactive games:

https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/pattern-shapes/

https://uk.ixl.com/math/reception/classify-and-sort-by-shape

https://uk.ixl.com/math/reception/shape-patterns

https://uk.ixl.com/math/reception/name-the-shape

https://uk.ixl.com/math/reception/name-the-solid-shape

 

Read, write inc

This week we have continued to focus on Set 1 sounds and writing words containing these.

We have also revisited and written sentences with words containing the following digraphs:

ir – whirl and twirl

ee – what can you see?

ou – shout it out

oo – look at the book

Class 5 Maths homework to be handed in 09.03.18

This week’s homework is a Maths activity based on what we are currently working on in class which needs to be handed in by Friday.  Children need to remember:

  • perimeter is the length/distance around the outside of the shape
  • area is what is inside the shape and it is measured in square units

Year 6s who are not in Purple or Yellow groups have been given the 2nd activity below.

Y5 & Y6 Purple 05.03.18

Y6 05.03.18

Y6 Yellow 05.03.18

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