Art- Monday
We
have looked at King Charles ll and what men wore in 1666 now let’s look at
what women wore from 1666.
You can have a go at designing your very own dress! You
can make it any colour you like.
Here are two photos you can use as inspiration.
Please remember to send in photos of your finished artwork.
PE- Monday
Monday morning madness with our fun Animal movement activity
for today. Follow the actions instructed with each animal image below. Allow
the child to have a 30 second rest after each one. To make it more exciting you
can do this with the family. Let’s do it!
Tricky words
Here is a song to remind you of some of the tricky words we need to learn!
How does a penguin launch itself from the sea? - The Wonder of Animals | BBC
Roald Dahl- George's Marvellous Medicine
Miss Jenkins is going to read the first chapter of the story to you today. Get ready to listen.
Phonics- 'ar' sound
Blue work packs
Hello children here is a video to support with your learning today. It is introducing a digraph today.
All about Emperor Penguins
Look at this interesting video that gives us 10 facts about emperor penguins. Did you know that their pooh is bright pink? It is that bright it can be seen from out of space?!
Oak
National Academy is a new collection of high-quality lessons and online resources.
Backed by the Government, it has been created in response to the coronavirus
lockdown.
https://www.thenational.academy/
BBC Bitesize Lessons
BBC
Bitesize Follow this link to find lots of engaging resources, videos and
lessons for your child, broadcast by the BBC.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/dailylessons
https://www.ictgames.com/mobilePage/duckShoot/index.html
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/5-7-years/counting
Phonics- short 'ue' sound
Yellow work packs
Hello children here is a video to support with your learning today. It is introducing a digraph today.
Home Learning
Absolutely wonderful to see even more work from children at home. Looks like you have been very busy with your packs and looking on the blog each day. Keep up the fantastic work and keeping sending your pictures/videos to
year2@hovingham.org
Friday- Art
I would like you to design your very own horse
and carriage or horse and cart.
A carriage was used to carry people whereas a cart was used to carry heavy goods.
It is completely up to
you what type of carriage or cart you would like to design.
Think about what material
would be good for your carriage or cart.
Is wood a good material for a cart? Why?
Could you make your
carriage out of gold? Or would you use metal?
What material would you
use for the wheels?
You can label your design with the materials you will use once you have drawn it out.
Send in your ideas to the
school email.
year2@hovingham.org
Maths- Task 3
Red Pack- Adding 2- digit numbers together
Continuing to add a 2-digit number. Get ready to activate your learning.
Red pack- Maths- Task 2
Adding together a 2-digit number
You will need your tens and ones to help you solve todays problems.
Friday- PE
Today’s challenge is to use our imagination and be
creative. Use your imagination and follow the instructions as shown below today
is the action for each animal. If you find it tricky to imitate one of the
animals below, you may choose one of your choice to imitate.
Animal
exercises can be a part of your daily indoor routine. Put all of the following
exercises in a hat and pick three animals to imitate. Do each exercise
for 30 seconds, rest.
BEAR CRAWL
Start on your hands and
knees. Gently lift your knees 1 to 2 inches off the
ground. Travel by crawling like a bear, keeping your back
flat with your knees bent and close to the ground. Move forward,
backward, and laterally.
Challenge 2: If you’re feeling extra strong, eliminate one leg or arm.  |
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CRAB WALK Start
on your bottom with your hands behind your back and
legs bent at the knees. Lift your bottom off the
ground. Keep your belly as parallel to the ground as
possible. Move forward, backward, laterally like a crab.
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BUNNY HOP
Keep two feet together and
hop across the room like a bunny. This exercise will get your heart-rate
up.
FROG JUMP
Start in deep squat
with your hands on the ground. Jump up as high as you can with
your hands and feet leaving ground at the same time. Land and return to
starting position. This builds strength and endurance.
INCHWORM
Build strength by walking like an
inchworm. Start in a standing position. Bend forward,
lower your hands to ground, and keep your feet
still as you walk out to a plank. From the plank,
keep your hands still as you walk your feet in toward your
hands.
ALLIGATOR CRAWL (ARMY CRAWL)
Start on your belly,
staying as low to the ground as possible. Alternate using your right arm
and left leg and left arm and right leg to move forward. This builds total-body
strength.
DINOSAUR WALK
Knees up! Stomp like a dinosaur
to release your energy. The higher you can get your knees, the
better.
Phonics- soft 'g' sound
Red work packs
Hello children here is a video to support with your learning today. It is introducing today's phase 5 sound.
PSHE
Winter Safety
In this video it will help give you some tips on how you can keep safe during the winter season.
Reading Task 2
Blue pack
Antarctic Yoga
Miss Quirke will read through the instructions and explain where you can find the answers to all of the question. Ready to listen, ready to go solo!
PSHE- Winter Safety
In this video Miss Quirke is going to highlight how to keep safe. See if you can spot any dangers.
Get ready for the quiz at the very end of the video. Listen carefully so you can answer the questions.
The children in school today have been very busy indeed! The have made some winter collages which look beautiful! It is lovely to see everyone working very hard!
Winter Maths hunt
Look at what she looked up and saw.
All about Antarctica
Someone has been very busy at home lately! Fantastic to see you diving into the new learning pack all about Antarctica and using the new learnt vocabulary.
Snow Day at Hovingham!
A few weeks ago, Miss Quirke set the year 2 children a challenge. The children working in school enjoyed making their own snowman. Take a look at what they have got up to!
Story Time- Winter Sleep
Listen carefully to our wonderful story reader today. You may recognise the familiar face today 😄.
Thursday -Art
Today we are going to look at continuous line drawing. This type of drawing is done without the pencil leaving the paper from the beginning of the drawing
to the end. The line is unbroken.
It’s a little bit of fun and a new skill for you to learn. The beauty of this type of drawing is that the line does not need to be perfect. No need for
rubbers! You can even go over the same line multiple times.
We are going to draw the monument of the Great Fire of London. It was made by Christopher Wren. Observe the photo well before you begin your drawing.
Here is my continuous line drawing of the monument of the Great Fire of London.
Have fun and once you have finished email in your drawing. If you leave a comment in the comment box maybe Miss. Hussain will
share some of her own continuous line drawings with you on the blog.
