Saturday, 6 December 2014

Science and TTT maths

What happens when you heat bread and egg?







We looked at bread and egg before they were heated. We made observations using our senses of sight, hearing, touch and smell. (not taste!) After heating them we observed again and recorded our observations. There was a lovely smell of toast in the classroom, making us all feel hungry!

Finding multiples of 5 and 10


Finding totals using coins






Saturday, 29 November 2014

1st December

Next week, in Literacy, we will be finishing our poetry unit with us all writing our own poems about an animal. In Maths we will be ordering numbers and working on counting in different multiples to help us learn our times tables.
Homework is all in the homework books this week and as always there are allocated books on Bug Club. Have you got a favourite book?
As Christmas is  approaching we will be practising our Nativity play. Please bring your script to school every day. Any problems with costumes, let us know. Thank you.

Sunday, 16 November 2014

The Romans

At the end of last week, we began learning about the Romans. Next week we will begin learning about Queen Boudica. For the next few weeks we will be learning how to present information, including using ICT, all linked to finding out about the Romans in Britain.
In our Art lesson on friday, we learnt about mosaics and looked at some Roman mosaics and then had a go at making our own. The children couldn't wait to get started! You can see some of the results below - very impressive so far!  Well you wouldn't expect anything less from a class of Super Heroes, would you?!!









Friday, 14 November 2014

Week 10 17th November

In Literacy next week we shall be starting to look at Poetry. If you have any poetry books or favourite poems to bring in and share that would be great. Next week is 'Friendship Week' and we will be thinking about how to be a good friend and what to do if you are feeling 'left out.'  Jess will be teaching our Gymnastics session again on Tuesday so please make sure you have your shorts and t-shirt in school. Long hair to be tied up and ear-rings taken out please.
Homework includes a phonics activity in the homework book and maths on line. Those who have read their Bug Club books have new books. Don't forget to click on the green bug to answer the questions about the book.

Gymnastics

Warming Up


Look at our Giraffe Necks!

Learning to do a 'Forward Roll' correctly

Finishing with a 'Bridge' 

Thursday, 6 November 2014

Science and Thinking Things Through

In Science this week we have been testing materials again, this time finding out if they could be changed by twisting, squashing, bending and stretching. We recorded the results in a table and then displayed them in a graph using the computer.





















In Maths we were 'Thinking Things Through' and following instructions using ordinal numbers.






In Literacy we started learning about diaries and we read 'The Diary of a Wombat' which was very funny. Next week we will be looking at some more diaries and writing our own.
In RE we were thinking about special people, in particular Saints (as it was All Saints' Day on 1st Nov.) We found out that so many places are named after them, including shopping centres and football stadiums!
Homework this week includes a phonics activity in the homework book and a maths one on Active Learn. Each child has books allocated to them on Bug Club, well done to the children who have read them - you have some new ones to read. Enjoy! 


Saturday, 25 October 2014

Harvest Assembly

In our Harvest Assembly the children read a story: 'The Little Red Hen and the Ear of Wheat'. We looked at our Christian value of Friendship and the importance of sharing and helping each other.
For those of you who weren't able to attend, here are some of the lovely Little Red Hens the children made. They were all different and all special!












Friday, 24 October 2014

Half Term Holiday - Enjoy!

Well done Class 2 for all your hard work this half term. We have had a busy and enjoyable time learning lots of new things. It was great to see so many parents at Parents' Evening and hope you enjoyed the opportunity to look at all the lovely work your children have been doing.
Thank you Alexandra's Dad for coming into school this week to talk to us about Romans and for you kind gift of Roman coins.
Homework this week is in the homework book, both Phonics and Maths. There are also allocated books to read on Bug Club, let us know if you enjoy them.
Have a lovely half term holiday, we look forward to hearing all about what you've been doing.

Saturday, 18 October 2014

Week 7 20th October


Preparing and Predicting

Measuring
Recording
This week we were investigating which materials were good for keeping things warm.The children were very surprised with the results - The foil kept the water the warmest.
Well done for your hard work in your maths assessments. Some of you got full marks! We have already looked at some of the tricky areas and we will carry on this week.
We have enjoyed looking at the story of Farmer Duck this week and using that to help us write our recounts, making sure our verbs were in the past tense.We shall be continuing this week, reading other stories which are recounts. Don't forget to look out for those past tense verbs in your own reading. 
The children are looking forward to their little performance at the Harvest Tea assembly this week.
Maths and Phonics homework are both in the homework book this week and we look forward to meeting you at Parents' Evening.