Y2 Weekly Update:
Week 1 2015
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English
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We had a good first week learning about our friends and new classrooms. This included discussing the classroom rules and routines, as well as fun facts about each other and our teachers.
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stories with familiar settings - the children will study a story taking place somewhere they have likely to have visited in real life. We will be discussing aspects of the story such as characters and places.
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Math
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We were learning about numbers to 20, particularly how to order, read and write them. This also included how to write the numbers in their word form. We also recapped odd and even numbers and what they are.
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Estimate and count a number of objects up to 100; locate numbers on 0−100 beaded lines and 1−100 squares; compare pairs of numbers and find a number in between; order three numbers, order 2-digit numbers.
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Humanities
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Islands - an introduction, the children discussed the concept that an island is land that is totally surrounded by water.
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A close look at a Thai island - we will have a look at a famous Thai island and observe and discuss the features of the island.
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Science
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We have been recapping the parts of the body by labelling bodies and faces. We have learnt some new vocabulary such as ‘dimples’ and ‘freckles’.
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• that humans need water and food to stay alive
• to record information in drawing and charts
• that there are many different foods
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Art
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We have made some self portraits using collages for the background.
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Sketching people - we will begin to learn about sketching and how to develop our pencil skills.
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PSHE
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We have spent time discussing and reminding ourselves of the expectations for school and play time. We also discussed what makes a good friend.
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We will continue to discuss new beginnings and the expectations in our new class and year group.
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Notices and Events
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Music - Year 2 will need recorders starting next week for their music lessons with Mr. Bryer. Please check the timetables in the back of your child’s contact book. Recorders can be kept in class to ensure they do not get lost throughout the week.
Swimming - Please ensure that if your child is missing their swimming lesson that parents inform the class teacher with a note in the contact book.
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