Living and Learning (Being Healthy week) : Soggy Sport Roundabout

A big THANK YOU to everyone who came to support our rather wet Sport Roundabout afternoon today.

We all still had fun, despite the rain. The winning team was France – but check out where your team came.

Another THANK YOU for sending children in fantastic coloured clothes to match their country team too.

 

1st France

2nd England

3rd Nigeria

4th Spain

5th Italy

6th Portugal

7th Germany

8th Colombia

9th Norway

10th Netherlands

11th Argentina

12th Brazil

 

07.07.23 and 14.07.23

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are words that children are frequently making mistakes with in their independent writing. Year 2 are focusing on the all and al spelling patterns.

Use the look, say, cover, write, check method the first week, then choose a writing style to write them in the final week of term!

Year 1

  • want
  • what
  • with
  • any
  • many
  • you
  • your
  • who
  • how
  • saw

Year 2

  • all
  • ball
  • fall
  • small
  • wall
  • walk
  • talk
  • chalk
  • beanstalk
  • always

Story Trail Event

As part of the Leeds City of Culture, there is a local story trail event taking place. The flyers are below and pdfs to download.

Why not take part with friends or family in this fun event?

Leeds23 Picnic Flyer 9th July

Leeds 2023 Poster Story 5 The Fox King QR5

LEEDS 2023 Legends of Harewood Forest Map and Answer sheet

DT – super structures (strength in numbers)

Our Construction (Design Technology) topic is going down a treat. We are learning how to make freestanding structures using cardboard. We made cylinders which we then joined together to make a super structure. In 1,2B, a super structure with 6 cylinders could hold 20 books. When we added 29 cylinders, it could hold a box full of books and even a whole child. It was so exciting!

Help at home by looking at the 3D shapes that make some of the objects in your home. For example, are your chair legs cylinders or cuboids?

Reading : fiction or non-fiction

Year 2 have been looking at fiction and non-fiction books, finding similarities and differences.

We found that a title, introduction, sub-headings, real photos or diagrams, a contents page and an index page were all common in non-fiction (information) books.

Help at home by comparing or pointing our whether you are reading a fiction or non-fiction book at story time.

 

23.06.23 and 30.06.23

This week’s spellings for Year 1 return to spellings that children are frequently making mistakes with in their writing. Year 2 are learning a new spelling rule : drop the y for an i

Use the look, say, cover, write, check method the first week, then choose a writing style to write them in the second week.


Year 1

  • have
  • has
  • were
  • where
  • when
  • give
  • gave
  • house
  • school
  • people

Year 2

  • cry
  • cries
  • fly
  • flies
  • dry
  • dries
  • try
  • tries
  • reply
  • replies

09.06.23 and 16.06.23

This week’s spellings for Year 1 are all about adding a suffixes (endings) to words. The start with the root word then add -er and -est.  Year 2 are learning to spell words ending with el or al.

Use the look, say, cover, write, check method the first week, then choose a writing style to write them in the second week.

Year 1

  • grander
  • grandest
  • fresher
  • freshest
  • slower
  • slowest
  • quicker
  • quickest
  • smaller
  • smallest

Year 2

  • camel
  • tunnel
  • travel
  • towel
  • squirrel
  • metal
  • pedal
  • capital
  • animal
  • hospital