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Thursday 11th February

Maths

LQ: How can I sort 2-D shapes?

Today, we are going to sort and group 2-D shapes according to simple properties, including type, size and colour. Think about what is the same and what is different about the shapes.

It's important to recognise that the orientation/position of a shape does not affect its properties.

Y2 Maths

Today we are revisiting our knowledge of grouping. This will support our knowledge of Year 2 division. 

How can you tell if groups are equal? How can you represent equal groups? 

Do all numbers divide into equal groups of 2? Can you check using objects at home? 

Maths Challenges

If you would like to challenge yourself, there are some great questions below that involve using your reasoning and problem solving skills. You could answer one/two of these on paper or in your home learning exercise book. smiley

Phonics 

Year 1

Revisit/Review:

Play Tricky Word Trucks and Buried Treasure .

 

Practise spelling: where , who, water

 

Teach

LQ: Which ie? 

Blend for reading:  slide

                            nice

                             bike

                     

Segment for spelling: slime

                               inside

                                prize

 

                                                                                       

Practise/ Apply: 

 

Read and write the sentences Phase 5C sentences on Phonics Play.

 

Year 2

 

Revise:

Re-read yesterday's words: metal, petal, sandal, total, plural, animal, hospital, capital

Teach: 

il, nostril, pupil 

il making the l sound. 

 

Practise: 

evil, basil, peril, tonsils, pupil, fossil, lentil, nostril

 

Sort the words into the correct columns: 

medal   hospital    nostril   middle   horrible   fossil   basil   pedal  sandal  little apple    bottle animal 

 

Can they remember any more to add to the lists? 

 

Apply: 

Write sentences that need different types of punctuation such as exclamation marks, question marks or speech marks. 

 

English

See Monday.

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