Mellor St Mary CE Primary School
Learning Together
Class 2
Hello and Welcome to Class 2!
Class 2 is made up of 9 Year 1 and 20 Year 2 children who are taught by Mr Birchall and Miss Porter-Brown.
Mrs Marshall teaches Year 1 children in the morning for Phonics, English, Maths and Worship and then after lunchtime, they come back to do some more exciting learning with the rest of Class 2.
We have lots of fun activities planned to help us learn through enjoyment! We want every child to be happy. That's our mission!
Please keep your eye on our class page for updates on your child's learning.
Maths Display
Our new theme for Autumn 2020 is linked to families. Our big question this term is WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE ME?
Websites to explore at home to enhance learning.
Please help your child to form their letters carefully when they are writing at home. From Year 1, we teach the children to flick into the top of the letter and then follow round , ending with a short flick.
Handwriting style printable copy.
Class 2 have all had handwashing training this week. Ask them how it should be done for infection protection.
At this time of year we start to see autumn leaves falling from the trees. We also have leaves as the symbols for our school team points. Look at these id sheets to have a go at matching leaves you find to the tree they fell from. Have fun!
We will be learning about our senses in Science this term.
Recommended book lists for Year 1 and year 2.
Look at this beautiful view from our school field. Aren't we lucky! We have so much to be thankful for. Remember to say thank you to God for our wonderful world.
Having fun with our bubble prayers.
We love reading!
Another view from our playground. Aren't we lucky to have this view?
Website Links Sheet
The following website links have interesting activities to do at home.
http://www.oum.ox.ac.uk/thezone/index.htm
All about natural history
http://bpes.bp.com/collection/?id=1228
Science and D & T creations to make at home.
http://www.childrensuniversity.manchester.ac.uk/learning-activities/science/
Various topics with interactive games.
http://www.rigb.org/families/experimental
Short films making it fun and easy for parents and children to do science experiments with common objects. It also gives an explanation of the science behind each activity.
www.rspb.org.uk/fun-and-learning/for-kids
Online games, learn about nature, have a wild story-time and take part in some fantastic competitions!