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Home learning Tuesday 23rd June

Posted: Jun 23, 2020 by: Elaine Matthews (EMatthews) on: Class 2

Good morning class 2!

It's Mrs Matthews here! I'm so excited to be adding my very first blog to you all! For the next 4 Tuesdays it will be me blogging!! I'm hoping it will give me a great opportunity to begin to get to know you all. I'm looking forwards to an exciting, fun and active year with you all next year!

Here are today's activities; have fun and be as creative as you can!

Literacy;

I'd really like to get to know you all. Please can you create a bright, colourful poster that tells me all about you. The design of your poster is entirely up to you, but it needs to tell me as much as possible about you. You could perhaps create an image of yourself on your poster (or add a photo) and add information such as who is in your family, your pets, your interests and hobbies, favourite places to visit etc. 

Try and make sure it's really neat and tidy and use your very best handwriting and colouring!!

Art;

Please can you take your time and create a picture of you and your family. You could you crayons, felt pens, pastels or paints; whatever you like! If you like you could send me a photo of your family to add to your picture and we could create a lovely display in class 3 for when you all begin in Autumn!

Maths:

8 questions

1. 34 + 25
2. 72 - 31
3. 6 x 3
4. 7 x 5
5. How many 10's in 234?
6. How many 100's in 546
7. How many ones in 654
8. Half of 44

Problem to solve;

Mrs Barker went to the supermarket at 4 o'clock. If she got home 2 hours later, what time did she get back?

Activity;

Who likes making things? I definitely do! Please could you make yourself a clock face. Class 3 made one at the beginning of 'lockdown' and it has really helped them with telling the time! 

Create your very own design!

You will need;

Card for the hands

Scissors

Paper plate (or card) for the face

Split pin or blue tac

Felt pens

Take your time and make it as accurate as you can and make it lovely and colourful!

Then, most importantly, use your clock to practise making the time! See if you can begin with o'clock, half past, quarter to and past and if you can, try 5 past, 10 past etc. Have fun!

Reading;

Find a cosy corner or make a reading den in the garden and share a book with Mum or Dad. Take turns to read to each other! Remember to try and read with exciting expression and ask them to ask you questions about the book after you've read. Could you find the answers in the book? Can Mum or Dad answer questions on the book they have read to you too?!!

Have a great day and please send me some photos of your activities. I'd love to hear from you all!

I'll be back in touch next Tuesday!

See you soon,

Mrs Matthews

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