St John's CE Primary School
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Y2 Lions
Home Learning work for self isolating families
We have gathered together some very useful resources for your use at home whilst you are not able to attend school.
READING - we suggest you read at least 3 times a week. If you were to do 10 minutes a day your reading would continue to make good progress. Have a good search through the books you have at home and find one that you think would be challenging. Don't forget reading recipes and instructions for games are good chances for reading practice too. Other examples are comics, magazines, journals, newspapers and online blogs.
Oxford Owl has a wide variety of eBooks available.
WRITING - keep a daily diary, include your thoughts and feelings. Focus on the steps you have taken to keep active, entertain your family, how you have been keeping in touch with your friends and what you are most enjoying about being at home.
Write a setting description similar to the work we have been doing in class. Remember to use your senses to help you describe, use lots of adjectives and don't forget you can use similes too!
MATHS - engage with the lessons, games and homework activities on the My Maths website. Practice your times tables on TT Rock Stars; you could have a family challenge. Follow the links below.
Oxford Owl also has a wide variety of Maths activities, including tips for giving help.
SCIENCE - make an information pack about a famous scientist or inventor. There is also a Plants home learning task that children could complete. Science - Plants
HISTORY - we have looked at travel and transport and how it has changed over time so see what you can find out about a particular form of transport and how it has changed.
GEOGRAPHY - make a factfile about a continent or ocean.
ORGANISERS - Don't forget to keep recording your reading practice – even any eBooks that children have been reading. You might also like to learn the school prayer and the Lord's prayer, check out which maths topics you need help with and write a reading summary.
SPELLINGS – Practice weekly spellings. Children will have week 5 and 6 spellings in their organisers that you can practice and test them on. You might like to practice words from the Year 1/2 spelling list at the back of the organiser.
Useful links:
Twinkl School Closure Learning Resource Packet Twinkl has very kindly offered 30 days of free membership. School Closure Home Learning Packs.
Twinkl School Closure Learning Links Twinkl have provided some useful links.
My Maths Interactive online teaching and homework
TT Rock Stars Times tables practice - all times tables need to be learnt.
Laugh along and learn Times tables practice, rhymes and stories
Education.com Unlimited access to an expanding library of resources that cover 800+ skills
Supermovers Get active whilst learning
Go Noodle Encourage children to stay active
BBC BiteSize KS1 All subject areas and topics from the national curriculum
Duckster Education Site Games, information, lessons and more...
Top marks Great educational resouces, full of games, ideas and free activities.
Spellings for Spring Term
Stay healthy and stay happy - and thank you for visiting, reading and continuing with your education during this challenging time!
Below is the normal weekly timetable. Try to stick to a similar weekly/daily timetable as much as possible to give a structure to lessons. It will also vary the lessons and tasks so that the same subject is not overly repeated.
Year 2 Timetable
Year Two topics
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In Year 2 , we focus on a range of interesting and exciting topics in history, geography and science over the year.
In Autumn, we will be exploring the UK in our topic Rule Britannia. We will move on to learning about Kings and Queens during the second half term.
During Spring, we will be travelling around the world in our What a Wonderful World and Travel and Transport topics.
To end the year, we will be going on a Sensational Safari around Africa, then coming back to London to complete our Hot, Hot, Hot topic by learning about the Great Fire of London.
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