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Marvellous Monday

Published Monday, November 14, 2011.
Last updated: Monday, November 14, 2011

2W have been doing fantastic learning today! Miss Kay is VERY happy!

We have been great thinkers ALL DAY!

We have started to learn about division and have solved some word problems: 

We have compared two traditional tales with a moral, thinking about how they are the same and how they are different:

We have created storyboards to retell one of the traditional tales we have been reading in class. This one is Karin's: 

Well done, 2W! I am very proud of you.


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Monday's Messages

Published Sunday, November 13, 2011.
Last updated: Monday, November 14, 2011

Good morning, 2W. I hope you had a good weekend and are ready to for some more home learning. Please try the following:

Mathematics Learning

 

This week’s learning questions are:

 

  • Can I count on and back in steps of 2, 5 and 10?
  • Can I recognise multiples of 2, 5 and 10?
  • Can I recall some of the 2, 5 and 10 times tables and the related division facts?
  • Can I show division as sharing and grouping?
  • Can I write division sentences and explain what my division sentences mean?
  • Can I solve a division word problem and explain what I did step by step?

 

Click here for an activity related to:

 

  • Can I recall the 2 times table?

 

Click here for an activity related to the following learning question:

 

  • Can I show division as sharing?

Literacy Learning

 

Most of you should be getting near to finishing your story now. If you haven’t yet finished writing your story, carry on with that today. Look back to Friday’s blog for some help.

 

If you have finished writing your story, ask mum or dad about traditional stories from your home country. Traditional stories are those that have been told for many years. Often they were told orally (by voice) and written down many years later. Fairy Tales are one type of traditional tale. Can you find out about some other types of traditional tales?

 

Take a look at these websites:

 

http://www.starfall.com/n/level-c/greek-myths/load.htm?f

 

http://www.aesops-fables.org.uk/

Letters and Sounds

Earth – This week’s sounds are ai  and ee. Have a look at the video links on the left.

Jupiter – This week’s sounds are ou and ph. Have a look at the video links on the left.

 


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Fantastic Friday

Published Friday, November 11, 2011.
Last updated: Friday, November 11, 2011

Hello, 2W. Here is the final update for this week. Please try the following:

Mathematics Learning

Choose one of the websites from Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday to practise your 2, 5 or 10 times-tables.

Click here for an activity related to the following learning questions:

  • Can I count on and back in steps of 2, 5 and 10?
  • Can I recognise the 2, 5 and 10 times-tables?

Click here for an activity to practise this learning question:

  • Can I solve a multiplication word problem and explain how I did it step-by-step?

Literacy Learning

If you are still learning your story, carry out one of the activities posted in Tuesday’s weblog.

If you have started to write your story, please continue. If you haven’t yet started and can tell your story really, really well, you can start to write your story. This might take a few days. You don’t need to write it all in one go! But – remember to read your story through when you start writing again to make sure that you don’t miss anything out.

Try to include:

  • Capital letters and full stops for each sentence;
  • Capital letters for names;
  • Storytelling language, for example, Once upon a time...;
  • Connectives;
  • Adjectives to describe people, places and things.

When you have finished writing your story, read it through to make sure that it makes sense. Have you included the things printed in orange above?

How are you getting on with your story? You might want to email me to tell me about it. Ask mum or dad to help you. If you have finished your story and you have written it on the computer, you might want to email it to me.

Letters and Sounds

Earth – Challenge - How many words can you think of that contain the sound ‘th’? (If you need some help, have a look at the video using the link on the left.)

Jupiter – Challenge - How many words can you think of that contain the sound ‘ir’? (If you need some help, have a look at the video using the link on the left.)

I hope you all have a lovely weekend and I look forward to seeing you back in school soon.

Miss Kay


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