06 May 2020: Home learning

Tuesday 05 May 2020

Hello Year 2

How is your week going?

Here is your short story for today. This story is read by Mrs Burgess.

The Invisible String The Invisible String: Amazon.co.uk: Karst, Patrice, Lew-Vriethoff ...

https://bit.ly/TheInvisibleStringMoortown

Here are your learning tasks for today.

Task 1

Reading

Have you ever read any of the Funnybones books?

They are great! We are going to have some fun with these interesting characters!

They live in a dark dark cellar of a dark dark house on a dark dark hill. The skeletons venture out of their cellar one night to find someone to scare, but everyone is in bed so they amuse themselves by scaring each other and playing with the skeleton animals that live in the zoo.

Listen to these extracts from the story.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/zfmtpg8

There are 3 activities on the page. You need to complete 2 of them.

Activity 1: Match characters to what they said

Activity 2: Explain your opinion

Activity 3: Creating new ways to scare skeletons

Task 2

Art

This is a fun activity linked to the Funnybones story.

Can you make one of the skeleton characters?

How creative can you be?

Why not listen to these songs while you work.

There are lots of different materials you could use.

Funny bones using cotton buds | Bones funny, Bone crafts ...15 Skeleton Crafts for Kids | This Mummy Loves…

Or you can print out this template and put the skeleton together.

skelton

PLEASE send me your finished skeletons. I’d love to see them!

Task 3

Maths

LO: To compare number sentences.

Please have a go at lesson 2.

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

Challenge

Can you solve the Minecraft calculations?

themed_wordprobs_minecraft (1)

Extra challenge

Make your own problem solving game.

 

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