Year 2
Year 2 timetable
Recovery Year 2 Yearly Overview 2020-21
Welcome to Year 2.
Your teachers are Miss Hayes (2H), Mrs Davies (2D) and Mrs Smith/Mrs Theakston (2TS).
You will be supported by Mrs Beasley, Mrs Auvache, Mrs Bilham and Mrs Hadley.
HOME LEARNING
Please log into SeeSaw and complete your online learning for each day.
This must be submitted before the end of the school day (by 3:30) so that each teacher can mark this at a reasonable time and send it back if needed.
Thank you.
HOMEWORK
Reading is a very important skill and we ask that you read every night at home.
Each Monday, you will receive a Phonics book and this must be returned on Friday.
Each Thursday, you will be given a Reading Scheme book which must be handed in on the next Monday.
We encourage you to read other books that you have at home. Please remember that it is not only about reading books but also about understanding the text.
Each Wednesday, your homework will be saved here.
Hi children and parents!
This week, your homework will be delayed as we are working on an exciting new way for you to see your homework. We will be using SeeSaw.
Your teacher will be showing you how to access your homework in class and you will receive your own personal QR code, which will be stuck into your Reading Record. You will then be able to scan this at home!
1. phone 2. photo 3. graph 4. dolphin 5. know 6. knee 7. knit 8. knock
9. phoy 10. kneb
Discuss the meaning of each word and put it into a sentence orally.
Maths
Challenge 1: Are you able to count forwards and backwards in sequences of 2, (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, __, __ or 20, 18, 16, 14, 12, __, __)
5 (0, 5, 10, 15, 20, __, __) and
10 (0, 10, 20, 30, 40, __, __)?
Challenge 2:
Can you count in sequences of 10 where the first number is not in the 10 Times Tables?
(1, 11, 21, 31, __, __)
Challenge 3:
Can you count in sequences of 2 where the first number is not in the 2 Times Tables?
(1, 3, 5, 7, 9, __, __)
Challenge 3:
Can you count in sequences of 5 where the first number is not in the 5 Times Tables?
(1, 6, 11, __, __)
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