We were so excited for our experience lesson today.
We began by making baskets to deliver our freshly baked cupcakes to grandmas house.
We then set off to walk through the woods towards grandmas house.
In the woods we spotted a scary looking wolf lurking in the trees!
Finally we made it to grandmas house but there was something different about her today!
We enjoyed our first experience lesson today in Crew Marsh and learnt what order to make a jam sandwich. I cannot wait to see your beautiful writing this week!
In grammar, we continued to explore irregular verbs and how these change in the past tense. These are words that children will need to learn so we verbally practiced using my turn your turn.
Today we applied all of our learning to a single clause sentence and unpicked what the verb of each sentence was and from that could decide the subject. I was so impressed with how well everyone could apply all of their knowledge.
Reuben was chosen today to receive a special magic pen for his effort and perseverance in his handwriting lessons. Great job Reuben!
In year 2 we have been working hard on getting to grips with our new handwriting lines. We have practiced the names of the four different lines and can now recall these independently. Today we practised drawing lines and circles from verbal instructions. The children were absolutely amazing at this and I can’t wait to see how much their handwriting improves as the year progresses.
Today we have been to dragon school, we have learnt how to breathe fire, fly and roar loudly.
We are really enjoying publishing our persuasive letters and can’t wait to get these sent to Mrs Atherton.
To finish our story we enjoyed a picnic watching the chapatti moon, just like in the story. We have loved writing this story because it has had so much action in. Finally, Mrs Kapoor got her chapatti!
Yesterday, we put our pirate hats back on to explore the next part of our story – Pirates Love Underpants! We used our climbing, crawling and swinging skills to explore the island before crossing a bridge that was really high up with snappy crocodiles underneath! We were very brave! Afterwards, we talked about how we had moved across the bridge using our action lens and verbs, ready to write the next part of our story.
