Today, we reminded ourselves about 2D/3D shapes and their properties. In our maths lesson today we went on a hunt around school looking for 2D or 3D shapes in real life settings!! We kept getting confused between cube and cuboid- but we think we know the difference now- if you see us, test us!!
Some of us were also looking for right angles and irregular shapes- this was pretty hard but we had fun searching!
In literacy today we have been trying to get our tongue around some funny tongue twisters. We have helped each other read them, discussed our favourite and tried to convince the rest of the class that our favourite is the best!! Tomorrow we will be performing these- hopefully without the sheet!! Keep looking out for the videos!!
Year 2 have created some fantastic World Cup trophies, we really enjoyed making these and we are looking forward to finding out the winner!!!
During World Cup week we took part in the competition, what does the World Cup mean to us? We had to think long and hard about this question and then make a piece of art answering it. Lots of us think the world cup means TV, food and drinks so that is the picture we created!! Take a look at some examples.
Year 2 wrote acrostic poems, about our love (…or hate!!) of football. Here are some examples of the brilliant poems we produced.
We learnt all about a number of animals and their habitats. We started by watching a sheep race! Huge fun…and one of our sheep came 3rd! Hoooray!
Then we fed the goats, rabbits and guinea pigs! If that was not enough…we went on to hold a lizard and chinchilla! The lizard felt unreal! Really strange…a bit like plastic, not like the chinchilla….he was very soft!
We also had time to have a wonderful tractor ride around the fields, we saw where the pumpkins grow and all the different “scarecrows” in the fields! Some of the “scarecrows” were dressed as Roman soldiers! Very funny.
We wonder if anyone can spot the special clock in the tractor….why is it special?
Our day was very special, the weather was great and we had a lot of fun, animals, nature and adventure!
The children have been looking at changes over the last 50 years, so as part of the topic they have also looked at the kind of games children would have played, as they did not have iPads and consoles or TV’s!
They have looked at skipping games, hoops, circle games, singing and marbles! They thoroughly enjoyed an afternoon of playing a variety of games and activities.