15th June
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Maths – 2 times-table. Complete pages 44 - 47 in the ‘Power Maths Year 2 Practice Book Summer Home Edition’. (If you have book one, complete the next couple of pages) |
Maths – 5 times-table. Complete pages 48 - 51 in the ‘Power Maths Year 2 Practice Book Summer Home Edition’.
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Maths – 10 times-table. Complete pages 52 - 55 in the ‘Power Maths Year 2 Practice Book Summer Home Edition’.
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Maths – Making equal groups. Complete pages 56 - 59 in the ‘Power Maths Year 2 Practice Book Summer Home Edition’.
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Maths - Sharing and grouping. Complete pages 60 - 63 in the ‘Power Maths Year 2 Practice Book Summer Home Edition’.
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English -Comprehension Read ‘Our Beautiful Blue Planet – Oddities of the Ocean.’ This has been uploaded into the weekly work folder. You don’t need to print it all out. Just write the answers in your lined book. |
English – Spelling – Homophones and conjunctions Look at the PowerPoint. Complete the ‘Riddles’ sheet. |
English –Spelling/ handwriting practise Practise your spellings and cursive handwriting by completing the sheet. Remember to make your ascenders tall and put your descenders below the line. |
English – Commotion in the Ocean You wrote your own poem last week. Write a letter to the author asking if they would add your poem to their book. Your letter needs to be persuasive. Include lots of reasons to convince the author. Remember capital letters and full stops. |
English –Commotion in the Ocean Write riddles for different sea creatures. E.g. I am in the sky and in the sea. I am a common shape. I have 5 arms. What am I? |
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Geography Waves in the Oceans. The sea is always moving, with waves rising and falling. Look at the 2 video clips showing gentle and violent waves. Different waves are created mainly by the weather – by wind and by the heat of the sun warming up the oceans. Mimic the wind rippling the surface of water by blowing over its surface using a straw. Let children experiment with using straws to blow across trays of water. Very strong winds generate enormous waves, as we saw in the second video! Complete the ‘My Waves Word Bank’ activity, writing as many words as they can think of to describe waves. |
Science The Environment –Water Wise Look at the PowerPoint. Think of ways that you can save water at home and at school then complete the ‘Being Water Wise’ sheet.
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R.E What is a mezuzah and why is it important for Jewish people? Look at the PowerPoint. Have a go at making your own Mezuzah using the attached template.
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ICT Paint Project - Fish Can you draw your own fish? Complete the task on Purple Mash
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Art Underwater Diorama Using an old box or shoe box, create your own underwater diorama. There are some lovely ideas on Google images.
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