St Nicholas Catholic Primary School
Mrs Fox and Mrs Naylor
Welcome to the Year 2 class page! On this page you will find resources that we use in school that will support your children at home. There will be photographs to show you the class' learning journey and all the exciting opportunities we are giving your children throughout the year.
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Click here to view KS1: Long Term Plan |
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September: Parent Information PowerPoint |
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Spellings Click on the relevant term below to view the whole terms spellings: The children are set weekly spellings which are sent home every Tuesday in their homework books. |
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Spring 1 | Summer 1 |
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Spring 2 | Summer 2 |
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Here are some fun ways you can practice your spellings at home. Click here: Spelling activities
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Year Two Statutory Spellings Please can your child practice these spellings daily. Statutory spellings are spellings that your child is expected to be able to read and write by the end of their time in Year Two. These are separate from our weekly spellings. |
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There is also a half term project focus, the project will focus on a variety of areas of the curriculum , linked to our class topics, allowing children to express their thoughts and ideas , in their own creative manner. Weekly homework and spellings will be sent out on a Tuesday and is to be returned to school on a Monday.
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Useful link to information about The Great Fire of London: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zdyhn9q/articles/z4msn9q |
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Reading Books |
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Your child will bring home two different types of books. One is a Read Write Inc phonics book, this needs to be brought to school every day. The other is a library book, this will be sent home on a Tuesday and needs to be brought back on a Monday along with the homework. These books are to share as a family. |
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Take a look at what we have been up to in Autumn 1:
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Science : Materials Which materials would be the most suitable for The Three Little Pigs House? This term the children have been learning about different materials. We have been thinking of materials that would be suitable to build houses. The children created houses using various materials and decided that bricks were the most suitable as they are , strong, hard and waterproof. |
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SNOW DAY ACTIVITIES
Snow Days offer a wonderful opportunity for the children to get outside and be physically active whilst exploring this beautiful and interesting weather phenomenon in all sorts of ways; as scientists, as artists, as geographers ...and as children.
As teachers, we have made the decision to embrace this as a wonderful opportunity for home learning when the children cannot safely come into school. Please find below, all sorts of ideas for learning activities that the children can do which are linked to the snow.
We have decided not to organise these under age-related headings. All of the activities are good fun and most are 'open-ended' enough that the children can explore them at the level which suits them.
BUBBLES IN THE SNOW
Even if it is not that cold, the bubbles will stay for a while on the cold snow.
It is easy to make your own bubble mixture with washing-up liquid and water!
You could have 'races' to see whose bubble lasts the longest without popping. Or you could take som photos of your bubbles sitting on the snow.
SNOW TRACKS AND SNOW PRINTS
Be a 'snow detective' and search for tracks in the snow. Which creature might they belong to?
