Class 2
Remote Learning Monday 4th May 2020
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Monday is here again! I hope you’ve had a wonderful weekend. It’s Mr B’s birthday today, so I’m hoping that the boys are making his day special whilst I’m in school. We did make some chocolate brownies yesterday after Toby and Millie inspired me, so I have those to look forward to later on!
So the suggested schedule for today is as follows...
E.R.I.C. - Everybody Reading in Class for 20 mins
Active time - Joe Wicks is showing a PE lesson at 9am or Go Noodle
Maths/Literacy - do this in batches of 20 mins each, build in breaks.
History
Maths
LO: Subtract by counting up or counting back.
- 32 + 67 =
- 30 - 17 =
- £1 – 36p =
- 10 ÷ 2 =
- Write thirty in digits.
- Partition 178 into 100s, 10s and 1s
I have 87p in my purse and want to spend 33p. How much money will I have left? What number sentence could I write for this problem…
87p – 33p =
Can you think about the methods we have in our maths tool kit to solve this number sentence? We could count back from 87, 3 lots of 10 (77, 67, 57) and then count back 3 (56, 55, 54) so we get the answer 54. We could also use the number line counting up method…
Use this number generator to make your own two-digit numbers. Remember to subtract the smaller number from the bigger number. Use the best method for your number sentence – either counting back or number line. How many number sentences can you complete in 20 minutes?
English
Here are this week’s spellings:
rattle
simple
triangle
middle
giggle
table
purple
bubble
jingle
shuttle
tickle
kettle
As usual you will find them on Spelling Shed and the transcript for Spelling Planet is here to download.
I received some of your descriptions from last week via email. They were amazing! I know that using the ABC technique was a challenge but it really did give your writing the ‘wow’ factor. If you haven’t sent me yours yet, please do!
It’s time to start the story! Read these pages with your adult up until the part where it says...But they could not get out.
Can you ‘see’ the storm happening in your imagination? Describe this picture to your adult. Which words did you like?
Now I’d like you to draw or paint a picture of the storm.
History
LO: To find out when and how seaside holidays became popular
What do you most like about going to the seaside? Going to the seaside for a holiday hasn’t always been something that people did. Have a look at this presentation. Why did trains make going to the seaside more popular? Why was it only rich people to begin with who went to the seaside? Why did people think going to the seaside was good for you?
Have a look at this information sheet then complete the sentences on worksheet 3A using the words in the word box or choose worksheet 3B and answer the questions.
Stay safe!
Mrs B xx
Homework 01/05/20
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Homework this weekend is to rest and be thankful and have a listen to this... (please don't be too critical, this was my first time doing this sort of thing and with a house full of noisy boys it wasn't that easy!)...
Friday's Gallery
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So many things to celebrate this week! It's been so nice to hear from you either via the blog, email or the telephone. Remember to stay safe, stay positive and don't worry if you don't get everything done, every day! You and your families are doing great jobs and I am super proud of you all!
Remote Learning Friday 1st May 2020
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Friday has come around again! The weeks do seem to go fast. I thought you’d like an update on my seeds and my progress on the 13 x 5km runs…
As you can hopefully see, the peas aren’t doing so bad and the salad leaves are coming along nicely. Last week I planted carrot seeds, leeks and onions, so I am watching those in anticipation. I’m quite proud of myself so far, normally everything green withers and dies pretty quickly! I’m using copper pipes and egg shells to try and keep the slugs and snails away. Plus I've completed my running challenge! Now it's going to be the Race for Life (I hope you've started planning yours!). I’ve loved all your pictures from this week, please email me anything you’d like on the gallery by lunchtime today to give me chance to put together a blog post for later today.
So the suggested schedule for today is as follows...
E.R.I.C. - Everybody Reading in Class for 20 mins
Active time - Joe Wicks is showing a PE lesson at 9am or Go Noodle
Maths/Literacy - do this in batches of 20 mins each, build in breaks.
Creative Friday
Maths
LO: Add two amounts of money totalling less than £1 and find change.
- 41 + 36 =
- 50 – 28 =
- 7 + 32 + 8 =
- 24 ÷ 4 =
- Write seventy-seven in digits.
- Partition 89 into 10s and 1s.
Have a look at this stationery shop price list:
I’d like you to choose two items from the shop and then pay for them with £1. How much change would you receive? Here’s an example of your working…
You could set up your own shop with items from the kitchen cupboards, spend some time adding price labels and then invite people into your shop! Work out the total that they spend and then their change.
English
What words did you come up with on Wednesday? If you didn’t get chance to complete your own word bank, here’s mine, which you could use or you could magpie some ideas from it. So today I would like us to describe the picture using proper sentences using some of the words from yesterday. When you write your description, I would also like each of your sentences to start with a different letter of the alphabet. Here’s the alphabet, you might want to write it out on a piece of paper so you can cross a letter as you use it…
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
Now you could do this in order (Will and I wrote a story like this yesterday and it was challenging but fun!) or randomly. Here’s a few sentences to give you an idea and get you started (notice I have underlined the first letter of the sentence but you don’t have to do this!).
A man sits beside a cat, a pipe perched in his mouth. Beneath the cat, whose name is ‘Mozwer’, there are coils of old rope. Calmly, the sea laps into the stone, harbour wall. Distance calls of seagulls can be heard. Elegantly, the cat sits upright with its sleek, brown fur. Further into the distance, you can see a small island of rocks.
Hopefully, this makes sense! Towards the end of the alphabet it gets harder (there are not too many words beginning with ‘X’), so don’t use a letter that might spoil your description. This is just a good technique to ensure you don’t start all your sentences with the word ‘the’. I look forward to reading your results!
Creative Friday
I’ve set a 2Do in PurpleMash for you today, it is an art project about drawing a fish. You might like to have a look at this tutorial too:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4M9f0NE1tc
How are you doing with your camper van ideas? Are you ready to start creating yours? Are you making it out of Lego or boxes? I’d love to see some of your camper van creations.
Enjoy your Friday!
Stay safe!
Mrs B xx
Remote Learning Thursday 30th April 2020
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Good morning my lovely little munchkins, Miss H here again!
This week in the mornings, my mum and I decided to start to learn some Yoga and Pilates. We felt things were getting on top of us a little with the current situation and everything that is going on so wondered what we could do. I remembered that Mrs Lindley always says how much better she feels after a yoga session, so we looked on YouTube and we couldn’t believe how much more relaxed we felt after doing this. Maybe you could try some yoga and let me know how you get on? Here is a quote that made my smile this morning from my new favourite book:
Here's the suggested timetable for today:
E.R.I.C. - Everybody Reading in Class for 20mins (remember to record your reading in your reading record)
Active time - Joe Wicks is showing guiding a PE lesson at 9am (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAxW1XT0iEJo0TYlRfn6rYQ)
Don’t forget GoNoodle:
Science
PSHE
Break – Make a race track and time how fast an object can go around it?
PE
Computing
Science
Through your life, you go through different stages from a baby to an adult. From the time you are born until you become an adult, you get taller. All the parts of your body grow. As you get taller, your legs and arms get longer and your hands and feet get bigger. Your body mostly grows in proportion so that you don’t end up with giant feet and tiny, short legs! Did you know that your feet are the same size as your forearm?! How could you test this and see for yourself?
I would like you to put the stages of human development in the correct order, then draw a picture for each one. Here is the sheet.
PSHE
Why don’t you try and do something like we did for our bin men? Here is a template for you to make something for a key worker you know, whether that be a member of the NHS or supermarket worker. It will make them smile and realise how much we appreciate what they are doing for us! Here are the letters that we coloured in …
PE
Throughout the summer term, like year 1, we would be learning tennis with the Thongsbridge Tennis Club coaches. This week we are going to look at developing your balance and coordination.
Balance a ball on the racquet while walking and jogging and then develop this by bouncing a ball like a basket ball using a racquet.
In tennis you need good hand-eye coordination. You can improve this by dropping the ball with the hand you do not write with (non-dominant hand) and hitting the ball after a bounce with the hand that you write with (dominant hand) to a partner to catch it. Then swap over.
If you don’t have the facilities to do tennis at home, you could always use your hand as a racquet.
Computing
On Purplemash, we are going to carry on looking at coding.
I have set the Turtle task. There are videos at the start of each challenge which explains each task. If you click the hint button, it will show you how to code each object. Any problem, just let me know. Good luck!
This hint button gives you little clues as to what the coding should look like.
Here is the Lego challenge for today! Remember to email me your creations! If you don’t have Lego, don’t worry any construction material will do …
Keep Smiling and stay safe!
Miss H