18 March 2011
This week’s homework is creative. It is due in on Wednesday 23 March 2011.
I know about angles.
Key vocabulary degrees, 1/4 turn, 1/2 turn, whole turn, right angle, acute, obtuse and reflex.
The children could:
- Produce a poster
- Take photographs of angles
- Create a game
- Draw and measure angles
- Order angles from smallest to largest
- Or anything else creative!
11 March 2011
The homework this week is practice makes perfect and is due in on Wednesday 16 March.
I can read a scale.
Children have a worksheet in their homework books to complete.
11 March 2011
The homework this week is Creative and is due in Wednesday 16 March:
I can create something to help me remember how to tell the time.
I am really excited about seeing what you are going to come up with for this week’s homework, Year 2!
You have to create something (ideas below) that will help you remember the time. If you know the time to o’clock, then you could draw a clock with labels for half-past on? See if you can come up with something that is original, but also something that will help your learning.
Here are some ideas:
- A poster which has a clock with all the labelled times on.
- A flow diagram of how to work out the time.
- A brainstorm of all the important vocabulary when telling the time.
- A set of flash cards stuck to your book with quarter past, half past etc.
Please don’t feel you have to stick to these if you have something even more creative!
11 March 2011
This week’s homework is creative. It is due in on Wednesday 16 March.
I know what instructions are.
You could find examples, produce your own instructions by writing them or using diagrams or come up with your own idea!
11 March 2011
This week’s homework is talk time. It will be due in on Wednesday 16 March.
I think spending billions of pounds on space exploration is a waste of money. Do you agree?
Children can choose to agree or disagree with the statement – as long as they have reasons to back up their opinion.
Try to encourage the children to use words like:
- However…
- Although…
- On the other hand…
- I understand your point, but I think that…
- Conversely…
- Another reason is…
11 March 2011
Your homework this week is Practise Makes Perfect.
I can solve timetable problems.
I can read scales and rulers accurately.
I can measure angles accurately.
In class we are working on time, angle, and reading scales. Pick out two of the areas of study you feel you need a little more time on and complete the appropriate Practice Makes Perfect sheet in your homework book.
Homework is due in on Wednesday 16 March.
04 March 2011
The homework this week is a talk time homework and is due in on Wednesday 9 March.
I think spending billions of pounds on space exploration is a waste of money. Do you agree?
Children can choose to agree or disagree with the statement – as long as they have reasons to back up their opinion.
Try to encourage the children to use words like:
- However…
- Although…
- On the other hand…
- I understand your point, but I think that…
- Conversely…
- Another reason is…
I’ll look forward to hearing your views on this next week!
04 March 2011
The homework this week is ‘Talk time’ and is due in Wednesday 09 March.
I can talk about why I should feel ‘good to be me’.
In keeping with this half-term’s SEAL theme of being ‘good to be me’, your child should discuss all the ways that they should feel good about themselves.
They should also talk about why their friends should feel good about themselves.
04 March 2011
Your homework this week is Talk Time:
I can talk about whether school uniform should be banned.
In class we are working on balanced arguments. Discuss with your parents your opinions about the statement. Think of and discuss points that you agree with and points that you disagree with.
Also think about a conclusion and the connectives that you would use in your discussion.
Make notes in your homework book to show the things you discussed.
Homework is due in on Wednesday 09 March.
04 March 2011
The homework this week is Talk Time and is due on Wednesday 09 March.
Do animals belong in the circus?
Tips for great Talk Time homework are:
- Turn the TV off!
- Get a few adults together if possible to join in.
- Ask the adults to go first.
- Use some words you don’t think your child uses/knows and explain their meanings.
- Put a comment in their homework book.
I look forward to hearing children’s opinions.