Talk Homework: This week we participated in a 'Big School Clean'. Discuss with friends and family ways we can look after our environment. Maybe you could do something this holiday to show you're caring for our planet?
Spellings: hoped, safer, largest, nicer, closest
Talk Homework: Can you think of ways that Christians and communities can help those that are suffering?
Spellings: writing, loving, shining, hoping, coming
Talk Homework: Look around your house and spot 2D and 3D shapes. Can you describe their properties?
Please can you bring a shoe box/ box for our challenge day on Wednesday.
Spellings: happier, angriest, drier, tidier, funniest
Talk Homework: Find a picture of yourself as a baby. Share baby pictures with your family. What is different now? What is the same? Bring a baby picture of yourself to school (name on back) for science this week.
Spellings: replied, fried, copied, relied, multiplied
Talk homework: spend some time sharing and reading your favourite books with your family and friends. Can you find a different book or author you are inspired by?
Spellings: tries, cries, babies, lorries, carries
Talk Homework: Can you explain to your adult how to draw a self-portrait? Can you teach them?
Spellings: try, cry, reply, why, July
Year 2 will be visiting the allotment in the Spring term
Talk Homework: This week is Children's Mental Health Week- talk to your family friends about what mental health means. Choose some activities to complete over the holidays to make a positive impact on your mental health. This could be doing an activity that you really enjoy, reading a book or even just enjoying as much time as you can outdoors in the fresh air!
Spellings: pencil, evil, pupil, April, nostril
Talk Homework: Look around your house with your adults and find things that are all different blues. Can you make a range of blues starting with the darkest and slowly choose items that are getting lighter.
Spellings: medal, local, hospital, animal, final
Talk homework: Look through some newspapers at home with an adult and see if you can spot a headline, a picture with a caption, a quote and the detail of where and when the news story happened.
Spellings: angel, jewel, towel, travel, camel
Talk homework: Discuss with your adults where our water comes from? Can you use the vocabulary you learnt on Wednesday in our geography day: rainfall, river, reservoir, local.
Spellings: uncle, table, bottle, little, ankle, middle
Talk Homework- retell The Lonely Beast to your family as if you were writing a diary entry.
Spellings: wrote, write, wriggle, wrong, wrap