We have been busy writing suspense narratives in Yr 2. Yesterday, we finished our narratives based on The Legend of Black Rock. The children then collaboratively edited these stories by correcting eachother's spellings and sentence structure. The children enjoyed being the teacher and marking work onto post-it notes.
In the next few days, our published work will appear on display in the classroom. Ask your child to see their work!
Please find this week's spelling words attached for next Friday's spelling test.
What fun in Year 2 this afternoon when we used a map of RAPS' downstairs corridors to find treasure! Children worked in pairs, using landmarks and directional clues to guide their search. The activity encouraged teamwork and map-reading skills but also... we love a treasure hunt! Ask us all about it!
Lines and scripts have been sent home for the Christmas Play. Please practise these at home. If your child loses their script, please let your teacher know and they will print you a new copy.
Please find this week's spelling words attached for next Friday's spelling test.
Year 2 tried out the new KS1 iPads today. We discussed aspects of digital citizenship regarding the appropriate use of iPads in our school. We talked about when, how and where it is OK to take photographs. Then we learnt how to resize, save, caption and use filters to edit our photos.
Please find attached this term's Love to Learn project! Due in the week beginning 1st December
Children at Ramsgate Arts Primary School began Anti-Bullying Week 2025 by joining a special BBC Live Lesson all about this year’s theme: 'Power for Good'
We love practical Maths in Year 2, especially because it means we can choose resources and strategies that best support us to solve tricky addition and subtraction questions. Why not test us on our number bonds at home?
Please find this week's spelling words attached for next Friday's spelling test.
Today we took part in various maths activities to investigate addition. We practised our number bonds to ten and used this knowledge to complete addition problems. Some of us hunted around the walls to spot the sums which were hidden in the classroom. Others played games in pairs to practise number bonds to 20.