18 May: Home learning

Sunday 17 May 2020

Hello Year 2 and hope you are all well and you enjoyed your break over the weekend.  It was lovely to speak to lots of families last week and please keep up all the great work you are doing at home.

If there is anything we can help with at this time, please send us an email (carolinetaylor@spherefederation.org and jackiefreeman@spherefederation.org) and we will try to help.

Alongside, or instead of, the home learning posted here, don’t forget the websites for home learning document to provide additional learning opportunities.

Are you set for a week of home learning before a well earned week off? Here we go!

Task 1 Reading

1.Click here to hear the fluency text for this week, What plants need to grow.

2.Read the fluency text yourself.

3. Underline/write out any words you are unsure of and find out their meaning.

Challenge: Can you use a synonym (a word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase) for the words you are unsure of and swap them into the text? For example, you could change ‘tries’ to ‘attempts’.

Task 2 Spelling

The spellings this week can all have the suffix -ful or –less added to them (some can have both). The underlined words have an extra rule to follow when adding the suffix: drop the y for an i.

To make each spelling you need to add the suffix to the root word. For example, delight (root word) + ful (suffix) = delightful and use + less = useless.

1.Watch this video, What are suffixes? The suffix less means without, eg penniless means without pennies and the suffix ful means full of eg beautiful means full of beauty.

2.Write out your spellings (including the suffixes) using your neatest handwriting.

3.Choose one of the activities below to help you learn these new spellings.

4.Finally, get moving with this Super Movers video about prefixes and suffixes.

Task 3 Maths

1.Complete this BBC Bitesize lesson all about bonds to 100.

This learning is based on multiples of 10 eg 90+10=100 so a challenge, if needed, would be to add any two numbers to equal 100 eg 41+59=100.

2.Test out your knowledge by playing Hit the Button (select Number Bonds and play one of the games highlighted below).

Good work today, Year 2. You could have a go at this puzzle, from the childrens’ newspaper First News, to finish your learning for today. You can access the current First News paper here.

 

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