Team B-C: Spelling T1:Wk3
Attached are this week's spellings.

Attached are this week's spellings.
Today, we read the rest of our wonderful first core text of the year, 'The Snail and the Whale'. We then reordered the key events of the story into chronological order using time connectives such as ‘first’, ‘then’ and ‘after that’ to order each section of the story. In small groups, we acted out the key events of the story, and had a choice to narrate the story or act it out as each of the characters. This was lots of fun, and we were able to use our great drama skills to retell our narrative. Ask us all about it!
On Friday afternoon, we created some stunning artwork inspired by Daniel Mackie, an illustrator who draws detailed habitats inside the shapes of various creatures. We discussed the colours used and we thought carefully about the habitats some animals in our local area live in as well! Have a look at our wonderful work when it goes up on our classroom walls! Well done, Year 2!
On Monday, we are visiting Newington Library...
Here are the spellings for Term 1: Wk 2
Here is the information for our first Love to Learn in year 2. The deadline is 13th October but you can bring your project in as soon as you have finished..
Year 2 have been learning about leaders and teachers this term and about what religious leaders are in charge of as well! Last week, we spoke about the roles of leaders at school and why they are so important! Ask us all about it.
We have been practising our oracy skills in Year 2...
We had our first Maths session in Year 2 today!
Welcome to Team Brun-Cialis
You are now in Yr 2!
The Summer Reading Challenge is back in Kent Libraries!
It is running between Saturday 5 July to Saturday 6 September in Kent. It’s free and open to all children aged 4 to 11. Last week, we had a visit from our local librarian who told us all about it - the children were very excited!
This year’s theme is Story Garden - Adventures in Nature and the Great Outdoors. This exciting new theme will inspire your child to explore the magical connection between storytelling and nature.
To take part in the Summer Reading Challenge, your child can sign up at one of our libraries or via the Reading Agency website. We would love to see as many children from RAPS taking part and see if we can top the leader board!