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Our favourite books - 6th September 2019
Year 2 Camp - first photos, we'll add more next week. These are the few I managed to take. Mrs Jennings
Aliens Stole My Underpants - 19th June 2019
We have been reading humorous poems, thinking about the parts we find amusing and learnt one off by heart.
Not only have we been learning the toot bit we’ve also been playing the glockenspiel.
We’re really proud of our sketchbooks this year! This is the start of our boat project!
A Little Bit of Cucumber - 16th May 2019
As part of our History topic '100 Years Ago' we have been learning the song 'A Little Bit of Cucumber' by Harry Champion. This is a song that was popular in the music halls 100 years ago.
Music Lesson - 4th April 2019
We have had 6 weeks of music lessons with Mrs Whitehead, learning to play the toot.
Music Lesson - 4th April 2019
We have had 6 weeks of music lessons with Mrs Whitehead, learning to play the toot.
PE Dance Lesson - 11th March 2019
World Book Day - 8th March 2019
PE Dance Lesson - 4th March 2019
Yorkshire Wildlife Park - 13th February 2019
Hinduism Day - 13th November 2018
Capoeira (Developing our skills) - 17th October 2018
Local Area Mapping Skills - 12th October 2018
Capoeira - 12th September 2018
Welcome to Year 2
Reading Records
The reading records are to help children develop a habit of reading. It is not just for the levelled books from school, any books that your child enjoys reading can be recorded in the reading record. The levelled books from school are useful to track progress of children's reading fluency and comprehension, but I would prefer them to read books they are interested in and enjoy reading.
Physical Education
Year 2 have PE on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. Children will change before and after PE.
Forest School
On Fridays children can arrive at school in their Forest School clothes. We go to Forest School in the afternoon.
I look forward to meeting all of the year 2 parents over the coming weeks. Please come and speak to me if you have any questions.
Kind regards,
David Smith