Category: Adventurers Class

Please keep posting all the wonderful things you are doing on Tapestry, as I love to see them!

You are achieving so much during your time at home, with help from your families, and I am really  proud of you all.

Perhaps you could have a go at posting a message to me or show me your work. I will always reply.

Today’s learning includes: (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – practise writing high frequency words.

English – create a storyboard about the journey you took and include a mix of other stories.

Shared reading – read the second part of ‘Six dinner Sid’.

Maths – Key skills for Year 2 and Year 3 then complete some questions on place value. Can you complete the challenge question?

French Thursday – Test yourself on the French names for different animals.

I hope you enjoy today’s learning and have a lovely day.

Don’t forget to post your work.

Mrs Roe

‘Journeys to take’

It’s a grey but fresh morning and I think the sun might just get out.

We’ve been looking at metaphorical journeys we’ve been on and what amazing goals you have all achieved!

Today, we are going to look literally at all the journeys we’ve taken. Think about all the wonderful walks we’ve been on and the beautiful scenery we’ve explored and the different animals we’ve seen. We are very lucky to live in this part of the world!

Today’s learning, if you wish to have a go: (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – practise writing high frequency words.

Maths – Key skills for Year 2 and Year 3 then continue answering questions on Place Value. Try and answer the challenge question.

English and Geography – draw a map of a walk you have been on. Include a key showing different human and physical features. Then write a few descriptive sentences about parts of your walk that really caught your interest.

Shared reading – join me to read ‘Six Dinner Sid’ by Inga Moore.

Geography – Mrs Burton would like you to explore airports and hotels as part of your travel leaflet.

I hope you enjoy these activities but most of all have a lovely day.

Mrs Roe

‘Make a wish……..and make it happen!’

I’ve been really amazed by all the new things you have achieved whilst learning from home. From riding your bikes without stabilisers, learning a new times table and joining letters in handwriting. You must feel really proud of yourselves.

You are my superheroes!

In part of today’s activities I would like you to think about how you felt learning something new and the ‘journey you took to success’.

I hope you enjoy completing some of the rest of today’s learning too. (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – practise the letter ‘Ii’.

Maths – Key Skills for year 2 and Year 3 then answer some questions about Place Value. There are also some challenge questions.

English – think about your achievements that you wrote on your mountain yesterday. How did they make you feel? Were they easy to achieve or did you have to persevere? Write several sentences about your experiences and post them in your thoughts and feelings box.

Shared reading – complete the story of Little Red Riding Hood.

DT/English – Let’s climb to the top of the mountain and achieve another goal! Have a go at making your mountain then using a slider and movement to climb to the top and reach that goal!

Science – learn how to plant some peppers.

Be ‘determined on a Tuesday’ to achieve your goals, whatever they may be.

But most of all enjoy your day.

Mrs Roe

‘Mountains to climb……opportunities to find!’

Hello everyone! I hope you managed to have a lovely weekend and find some sunshine.

I had a walk over the weekend and took some lovely photos of our beautiful surroundings.

I always like to hear about what you’ve been doing either on Tapestry or conversations on the phone and I’ve been amazed by all the things you’ve been achieving whilst at home.

Today’s activities includes writing about some of your achievements linked to our school story ‘Rain Before Rainbows’ as well as some maths, reading and art work. (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – practise the letter ‘Aa’

English – with reference to the words from our story ‘There are mountains for climbing and journeys to take’, I would like you to use these as a metaphor and think of the mountains you have climbed during your time at home.  For example, lots of you have learnt to ride your bikes without stabilisers. So let’s write about all our achievements.

Shared reading – Little Red Riding Hood

Maths – Key skills for Year 2 and Year 3. Then we will complete some work on place value.

Art and crafts – make your own superhero mask to celebrate your achievements.

I hope you enjoy some or all of these tasks and have a lovely day.

Mrs Roe

I think we just have to ignore the grey skies and rain and make the most of our day. We can make some decorative indoor umbrellas and try our hand at being weather presenters…… and hopefully predict some sun!

Here’s today’s weather themed activities, if you wish to try them. (More details on Tapestry)

Covering lots of subjects, why not try being a weather presenter by making your own map of England and some weather symbols. Research the weather online or simply by looking outside then do a weather presentation like you would see on TV.

Shared reading – join me to read today’s story ‘Peace at Last’ by Jill Murphy.

Art and Crafts – make your own indoor umbrella.

Maths – have a go at lots of different symmetry activities.

I hope these activities manage to put a smile on your face and help you forget the rain.

Enjoy your day and have a sunny weekend.

Mrs Roe

‘Rain before rainbows. Clouds before sun.’

I think this is certainly going to be the case today! We will have to dodge the raindrops or put our wellies on and go splashing in puddles. But I’m sure we can still enjoy our day.

I was so impressed with all the super shape work you posted on Tapestry yesterday and hope you continue to enjoy the work today.

It was lovely to hear that you are joining in with the shared reading and practising every day.

Today’s learning, if you would like to have a go, includes: (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – practise the letter ‘Cc’

English – mixed in with a bit of science. Let’s find out more about nocturnal animals and create some mini facts files using bullet points to highlight important facts.

Join me again for some shared reading of ‘The Three Billy Goats Gruff’.

Maths – key skills for year 2 and year 3 then why not make some 3D shapes using spaghetti, straws or shape nets. Name your shapes and describe their properties.

Science – watch a short video clip about the science behind day and night.

Don’t forget it’s French Thursday and make a game using French names for animals.

I hope you enjoy some or all of these activities. But most of all have a lovely day!

Mrs Roe

We’ve woken up to rain clouds again and a grey day but I’m sure we can still have a sunny day!

We might even see a rainbow!

Thank you for posting all your super work, comments and photos on Tapestry. It certainly brightens up my day!

Today’s activities, if you wish to try them include: (More details on Tapestry)

Handwriting – Practise the letter ‘Oo’

English – based on the text ‘Rain Before Rainbows’, get your paints out to create day and night paintings then think of words to describe day and night to write a descriptive sentence. I know some of you might want to include some animals we might see at night.

Join me for some shared reading ‘Slinki Malinki’ by Lynley Dodd.

Maths – Key Skills for Year 2 and Year 3 then go on a 3D shape hunt and name the shapes you find.

Art – create your night and day paintings.

Geography – continue your leaflet on a country of your choice.

I hope you manage to enjoy your day and have fun with your learning.

Mrs Roe