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Class 2 is a mixed Year 1 and Year 2 group with 29 children. The class is taught by Mrs Ati Charlesworth. Mr Andrew Hunt teaches the class on Friday afternoons. They are supported by teaching assistants Miss Jo Walker and Mrs Jo Cocking. Miss Jo Walker will also be covering for Mrs Charlesworth’s PPA on a Thursday afternoon.
If you ever need to get in touch, please do not hesitate to contact ati.charlesworth@harrowbarrow.cornwall.sch.uk or ask to speak to Mrs Charlesworth via the school reception on 01579 350576.
In Class 2, we love to sing. We sing to learn Maths, we sing in Science lessons, we sing in History lessons,… we sing every time we get the chance. The children have asked that I share some of the songs we love in class here so that they can share them with you. So, here are links to a few of our favourites at the moment.
The Doodling Song:
https://app.sparkyard.com/shared/song/1471/abce65bc-0454-4d33-9b62-a1426b0153d9
One, Two, Three Little Acorns:
https://app.sparkyard.com/shared/song/1187/8012332e-a0ff-4ade-b517-e8d83111a385
Double Trouble:
https://app.sparkyard.com/shared/song/1159/b2c9d1d7-d072-482d-a5e7-6e7c7d20df90
One Add Nine, Nine Add One:
https://app.sparkyard.com/shared/song/1162/5277b51d-f319-4d00-84ed-53db2b2b2c11
Spellings are assessed during our Literacy lessons and a week is given to learn them. Please see below the spellings to for the week beginning Monday 13th May 2024:
Year 1 | Year 2 |
Set 3 sounds
Recap -a _ e -ee Learn |
Common Exception Words
Learn Revise improve, poor, pretty, prove, steak, sugar, should, sure, told, water, whole, who, would, many, mind, most, move, old, only |
Click this link for a quick video to that clearly demonstrates how we learn and teach spelling using Read Write Inc.
This week, why not have a go at some of the activities suggested in your KIRFs for the half term (if you haven’t already!).
By the end of this half term, Year 1 should be able to recognise groups of 10 and combine them by counting in tens, while year 2 should be able to recall multiplication and division facts for the 5 x table. Below are 2 of the suggested activities for this term.
Practice counting rods of ten with the Counting by Tens Quiz:
https://wordwall.net/resource/11251547/counting-by-tens
Work through the times table activities on this page:
https://www.timestables.co.uk/5-times-table.html
You can access the KIRFs documents for each year group by following the link below:
http://www.harrowbarrow.cornwall.sch.uk/maths-harrowbarrow/
In Class 2, we love our books! We ensure that we choose and share a variety of books every day in class. Further, every child is encouraged to access a selection of books related to our topic. To encourage this love of reading further at home, you could read and talk about the books they bring back home in their book bag. We change these books every Monday afternoon.
For the Year 2s who have access to Accelerated Reader leveled reading books, it is expected that your child is to read for at least 30 minutes to 1 hour per day. Accelerated reader quizzes can be accessed at home. Please click on the link below and then enter in your user name and password.
https://ukhosted106.renlearn.co.uk/2234772/default.aspx
If your child has forgotten login details: The username is the 1st letter of your child’s first name and the first 4 letters of their second name. Regarding their password, if they have forgotten that, please do email me so that I can confirm.
Watch this space for pictures of our class trip to the Eden project and other adventures outside.
Class 2’s voyage onboard the HMS Beagle. We crossed the mighty Atlantic Ocean and on to eastern Pacific Ocean, to finally land on one of the Galapagos Islands (also known as the forest school area to many in school). And just like Darwin, we went exploring, using our field notebooks to draw and note down details of the many different plants we found on the ‘island’.
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