Year One – football, playground, farmyard, bedroom, blackberry, lighthouse, sometimes, bathroom, classroom, teatime
Year Two – January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
Year One – football, playground, farmyard, bedroom, blackberry, lighthouse, sometimes, bathroom, classroom, teatime
Year Two – January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October
Good Morning!
What a dramatic start to the day the thunder has been! We have decided in school that we would like to learn about thunderstorms today!
Maths
Year One, today you are continuing your learning about comparing numbers.
Year Two, as usual you are going to be completing the Friday Family Maths challenge, that you can access via the BBC Home Learning website.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7gp7yc
English
Year One, you are continuing to write your information text.
Year Two, today you are writing a character description.
Have a good weekend,
Mrs G.
Maths
Year One, today you are learning about comparing numbers.
Year Two, you are comparing masses today.
English
Year One, you are beginning to write your information text.
Year Two, you are continuing with your work on adding detail to expanded noun phrases.
Maths
Year Two, you are combining your learning so far this week and describing movement and turns.
English
If you have been in school with me this week, I would like you to choose another sea creature and create a factfile for them.
If you have not been in school, then I would like you to do the lessons below:
Year One, today you are developing your creature.
Year Two, you are adding detail to expanded noun phrases.
Good Morning Haughmond!
Maths
Year One, today you are partitioning numbers.
Year Two, today you are describing turns.
English
Year One, today you are creating your own creature.
Year Two, today you are making inferences
Yesterday in school we did some drawing natural objects bu going outside and finding something to draw. We examined it closely with a magnifying glass and then tried really hard to include all the details. Maybe you would like to do something similar at home?
Have a good day,
Mrs G.
Good Morning Haughmond!
I hope you had a good weekend and managed to get out and about in between the rain showers!
Maths
Year One, today you are learning about counting to 100.
Year Two, you are looking at describing movement today
English
Year One, this week you are learning about information texts.
Year Two, today you are retrieving information.
Have a good day,
Mrs G.
Year One – cats, dogs, spends, rocks, schools, friends, thanks, catches, pushes, fetches
Year Two – night, knight, blue, blew, hole, whole, because, so, that, or
Hello Haughmond,
Friday is here again already!
English
Please remember to ask a grown up to test you on your spellings and you can then begin to learn your new ones for next week.
Year One – you are going to be continuing to write our recount.
Year Two, today you are writing your own action scene.
Maths
Year One, instead of the Friday Maths Challenge, this week you are learning about grouping.
If you do finish and want some more, you can always follow Year Two’s link to the maths challenge
Year Two, you are doing the Friday maths challenge which as usual you can access via the BBC Bitesize Home Learning website.
This weekend is also the Summer Solstice and English Heritage will be streaming this from Stonehenge for people to watch online. If you would like to watch it, it will be available on their social media sites.
I hope you all have a good weekend,
Mrs G.
Good Morning Haughmond!
What a miserable day!
In school Sam chose a Trolls yoga for us to do on Tuesday. You can try it out here: Trolls Yoga
Today at 11am The Duchess of Cambridge is going to be taking part in a live assembly on the Oak Academy website. Assembly
English
Year One – Today you are beginning to write a recount.
Year Two – you are going to be identifying the key features of action scenes
Maths
Year One, today you are sharing into equal groups.
Year Two, today is about patterns.
I hope you all have a lovely day,
Mrs G.