Tuesday 23rd JuneHome learning year 2 – Maths, English, PSHE

The daily PowerPoints will replace the weekly tasks online.All worksheets are examples of what you could do and can

easily be done on paper without the need of a printer.

At the start of each week a phonics and spellings task will be introduced this will be repeated every day in the same week.

Some suggested activities for you and your child to work through together whilst learning at home. Please remember these are not compulsory, do as much or as little

as you can, your health and well being are more important.

Do not forget you can still access home learning from other sources:

BBC Bitesizehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/tags/z7s22sg/year-2-and-p3-lessons

Oak National Academyhttps://classroom.thenational.academy/subjects-by-year/year-2/

Dear children,

I hope you enjoyed yesterday’s activities, the weather looks great today so I hope you manage to get outside and go for a walk. I think I might later go for a walk too.Today there is a PSHE task which makes you think about everything you have missed or things you are looking forward to. Create your own jar of happiness for when lockdown is over! I would put in mine to go and visit my grandma who lives in Derby and is on her own shielding!

From Miss Bacon

Maths

• Please visit either

• BBC Bitesize daily lessons https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons

• White Rose Maths

• https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/

• On the next slide are some questions linked to what you have just learnt.

Maths – task linked to White Rose

Maths

Maths – Odd and Even number recap• Watch this and quickly recap what odd

and even numbers are: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zknsgk7/articles/zt4jj6f

Maths – Odd and Even numbers taskCreate a path for Mopsy the dog to get

to the bone, colour all the even numbers in.

If you are unable to print these please do not worry here are some ideas not

involving a printer.

Write numbers on post it notes, can you find them all and sort them into odd and

even

Can you create your own Odd Todd and Even Eve

poster?

Create an odd action and an even action, e.g even

jumping, odd hopping. Call out numbers and see how

quick you can work out if it is odd or even and then do the

action.

Phonics and spellings. This is the focus for the week so will be repeated every day.

Year 2 common exception/high frequency words. Can your child

write them in a sentence correctly.

Phase 5 focus on alternative sounds.

Can you write some

sentences using different sounds for ‘oo’

https://new.phonicsplay.co.uk/

How many alternative long ‘oo’

sounds can you find in a

book?

Phonics game

Can you find the correct spelling?This game looks at different spellings too

as well as alternative long ‘oo’/’ew’ sounds.

English – SPAG - adjectives• Watch this and quickly recap what

adjectives are: https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zrqqtfr/articles/zy2r6yc

• Can you describe something you can see using different adjectives?

• Or could you describe:• A snail• A flower• Your favourite TV character

English – SPAG activities

English - Jack and the Beanstalk

Task:Pick either Jack or the GiantDraw your chosen characterLabel your character using adjectivesPut some of these labels into a paragraph to describe your character.

Watch/listen to the story here:

https://youtu.be/_VCpAYajmvo

Remember:Think about not just what we can see in our character but also how they act and there

personality.Is Jack silly or brave? Explain why you think this.

Is the giant greedy?

Resources on the next few slides to

help, please do not feel you have

to print these out.

Here are some adjectives to describe Jack and the giant, could you sort them into the right adjectives

for each character and then use them in your writing.

PSHE - happiness

• Talk with a grown up what makes you happy?

• What has made you sad during lockdown?

• When lockdown is over what would you like to do?

• Create a happiness jar – write down everything you would like to do on bits of paper, fold these and put them into a jar, wrap the sides of the jar in paper and decorate.

• When lockdown is over you can pick one out and complete your activity.