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Message for Choir!

Hello Shriya, Nita, Tiana, Oliver, Keeley, Kimberly, Izabella and Lydia.

I’ve just created a new Choir blog with a special message for you.  Have a look and then leave a comment to let me know that you’ve read it.

Love from Mrs Legg

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Message for Choir!

Hello Areej, Rosie, Sophie, Elizabeth, Lola, Khadija, Celia and Ali.

I’ve just created a new Choir blog with a special message for you.  Have a look and then leave a comment to let me know that you’ve read it.

Love from Mrs Legg

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Hello Choir!

Hello Choir!

How are you all?

Jamie and I have been speaking lots during lock down.  We really miss making music with you all and are looking forward to the day when we can sing together again.

However, in the mean time, we have two very exciting projects to tell you about!  Both are nearly (but not quite) ready for me to give you the details for, so I’m not going to say any more now, but I do need to know that you are here and reading this.  Please leave a comment to say hello and keep checking this blog for further information!

Love from

Mrs Legg and Jamie

PS Look here – https://www.outoftheark.co.uk/ootam-at-home/?utm_source=homepage&utm_campaign=ootamathome2&utm_medium=banner  – and go to Week 4, Bonus song for something you might recognise.

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Year 2 Monday 11th May

Good morning Year 2!

I hope you all had a lovely weekend.  I went on a bike ride, played some games and watched Stars Wars and Moana!  What did you do?

I’ll be spreading my phone calls out across the week.  When I do ring you, I would like you to pick your favourite piece of writing that you have done in Literacy and read it to me.  You might want to have a little practice first.  I really miss reading all your lovely writing so this will be the next best thing!

Below are the videos you need for your learning today.

Literacy

This is Session 8. Get your writing book ready, write today’s date, and then press play.  The video will tell you what to do.

Maths

Today we are learning to find three quarters.

Find today’s maths sheet and get ready with a pencil.  The video will tell you when to answer the questions on the sheet.  To find the video, you need to go to this website:

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

When you are there, you need to click on Summer Term – Week 1 (w/c 20th April), Lesson 1 – Find Three Quarters.  It looks like this:

Remember we are not following the dates on the website.

Optional Extra Maths Challenge:

The Mystery of the Missing Sword

Everything else you need for today is in your home learning packs.  

Here is the music link from the topic grid for this week (w/b 11th May).  I will post them every day so don’t do all the activities in one go!

Music: Songs to Learn – Look at Week 5, Monday for a song you might recognise.

Also remember to have a look at the RE Lessons blog one day this week to watch a video from Trevor.

Useful websites:

https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/history/castles/

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/members-area/kids/guide-to-castles/

https://www.rct.uk/resources/game-bring-on-the-battle-childrens-activity

Have a great day, everyone.  I’m looking forward to speaking to you on the phone at some point this week.

Love from Mrs Legg

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RE with Trevor Week 3

Hello everyone,

Here is the next instalment in our lessons from Trevor from the Bible’s book of Acts which tells the story of what happened after Easter.

Please do keep commenting with your answers to the questions and / or your prayers – we love reading them.

This week’s questions are:

  1. Why do you think the lame man was at the temple?
  2. What did he want from Peter and James?
  3. How did the man feel when he got up?
  4. What did the religious leaders think of this miracle?
  5. What did Peter say to them?
  6. Why was Peter so brave?
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Year 2 – Thursday 7th May

Good morning Year 2!

Today’s blog is a little bit different so please make sure that you read it carefully.

Tomorrow is VE Day and that means three things.

  1. I won’t be blogging any lessons for you tomorrow as many people across the country are taking a day off from work to remember VE Day.
  2. You need to find some time for an extra Maths lesson before Monday (see below).
  3. Today’s activities are all about VE Day!

What is VE Day?

Before you do anything else today, have a look at this PowerPoint to find out what VE Day is all about.  To give you some context – back in October and November we learnt all about World War 1.  VE Day celebrated the end of World War 2 which happened about 20 years later.

VE Day Information

Literacy

Today’s Literacy task is all about VE Day.

VE Day Writing Task

Maths

Today we are learning about non-unit fractions.

Find today’s maths sheet and get ready with a pencil.  The video will tell you when to answer the questions on the sheet.  To find the video, you need to go to this website:

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

When you are there, you need to click on Week 2, Lesson 4 – Non-unit Fractions.  It looks like this:

You’ll notice in your packs that there is also a lesson for tomorrow.  To find that lesson, you need to go to Week 2, Lesson 5 – Equivalence of a half and two quarters.  It looks like this:

It is completely up to you when you do that lesson.  You might want to do it today, tomorrow or at some point over the weekend.  Maybe you could do it instead of your handwriting/spelling time today.  Find a time that works for you and your family.  On Monday we will be moving on to the next lesson.

Other VE Day activities

Once you have done your Literacy and Maths today, you can spend the rest of the day doing some activities to remember and celebrate VE Day.  I have put lots of ideas below.  I’m not expecting you to have time to do all of them!  Choose one or two that interest you most.  You can print some of these at home but if you don’t have a printer, I’ve given other ideas, too.

Design a VE Day medal

Morse Code

Make a Spitfire (If you don’t have a printer, make your own paper aeroplane and decorate it to look like a Spitfire)

VE Day Bunting (If you don’t have a printer, you can just cut triangles out of any paper you have and decorate them.)

Colouring Page (If you don’t have a printer, draw your own picture of a VE Day street party.)

Songs, Dances and Food for a VE Day party at home

I hope you have lots of fun learning about VE Day today.  Remember, you can take photos of what you do and send them to photos@allsoulsprimary.co.uk – I’d love to see them.

Have a great day and a great weekend.  I’ll write to you again on Monday.

Love from Mrs Legg

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Year 2 Wednesday 6th May

Good morning Year 2!

How are you today?  It was lovely to speak to some of you on the phone yesterday.  I’ll be ringing the rest of you today, so do ask your grown ups to keep an eye on their phone!

Below are the videos you need for your learning today.

Literacy

This is Session 7. Get your writing book ready, write today’s date, and then press play.  The video will tell you what to do.

Maths

Today we are learning what a unit fraction is.

Find today’s maths sheet and get ready with a pencil.  The video will tell you when to answer the questions on the sheet.  To find the video, you need to go to this website:

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

When you are there, you need to click on Week 2, Lesson 3 – Unit Fractions.  It looks like this:

Remember we are not following the dates on the website.

Everything else you need for today is in your home learning packs.  

Here are the links from the topic grid for this week (w/b 4th May).  I will post them every day so don’t do all the activities in one go!

Jousting Knights

Music: Songs to Learn – Have a look in Week 6 to find the Great Fire of London song we learnt in school.

Also remember to have a look at the RE Lessons blog one day this week to watch a video from Trevor.

Useful websites:

https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/history/castles/

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/members-area/kids/guide-to-castles/

https://www.rct.uk/resources/game-bring-on-the-battle-childrens-activity

Optional Extras:

If you would like some extra activities, then I have posted some links below.  You can also have a look at BusyThings.

Literacy: Handwriting – Ladder Letters

Geometry Chilli Challenge Cards

Music: Body Percussion

Have a great day, everyone.

Love from Mrs Legg

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Year 2 Tuesday 5th May

Good morning Year 2!

How are you today?  It was lovely to speak to some of you on the phone yesterday.  I’ll be ringing the rest of you today, so do ask your grown ups to keep an eye on their phone!

Below are the videos you need for your learning today.

Literacy

This is Session 6. Get your writing book ready, write today’s date, and then press play.  The video will tell you what to do.

Maths

Today we are learning to find a third.

Find today’s maths sheet and get ready with a pencil.  The video will tell you when to answer the questions on the sheet.  To find the video, you need to go to this website:

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

When you are there, you need to click on Week 2, Lesson 2 – Find a Third.  It looks like this:

Remember we are not following the dates on the website.

Everything else you need for today is in your home learning packs.  

Here are the links from the topic grid for this week (w/b 4th May).  I will post them every day so don’t do all the activities in one go!

Jousting Knights

Music: Songs to Learn – Have a look in Week 6 to find the Great Fire of London song we learnt in school.

Also remember to have a look at the RE Lessons blog one day this week to watch a video from Trevor.

Useful websites:

https://www.dkfindout.com/uk/history/castles/

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/members-area/kids/guide-to-castles/

https://www.rct.uk/resources/game-bring-on-the-battle-childrens-activity

Optional Extras:

If you would like some extra activities, then I have posted some links below.  You can also have a look at BusyThings.

Literacy: Using commas in lists when writing statements

Multiplication and Division Mastery Cards

Geography: Introduction to Africa – Nigeria

Have a great day, everyone.

Love from Mrs Legg

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RE with Trevor Week 2

Questions

  1. Why could the book of Acts be called “Mission Unstoppable”?
  2. What does Jesus tell his disciples to do when he has gone back to heaven?
  3. Why were there people from all over the world in Jerusalem?
  4. Who do Christians believe came to the world at Pentecost?
  5. What two things happened that symbolised the coming of the Holy Spirit?
  6. How did the Holy Spirit change the disciples?

If you would like to, write a prayer based on today’s story and share it in the comments for us all to see.

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