Welcome to Class 2's Page!
Class Teachers: Mrs K Comb & Miss L Larham
Support Staff: Mrs S Fowler & Miss S Whitmore
Autumn Term 2
MUCK, MESS & MIXTURES!
Let’s get messy! Muck and Mess is good! In fact, it’s mega-marvellous!
Dive in and get your hands and feet all sticky and covered in paint. Play with liquids, squish some dough and check out the slushiest, mushiest foods.
Pour, mix, stir, splat! How does it feel to get your hands covered in goo? Make a wobbly jelly and draw with wibbly clay.
Write recipes, instructions, riddles and poems—there are loads of scrummy words to describe messy mixtures!
Don’t worry about the mess...it’ll always wash!
In Class 2 we encourage the children to become gradually more independent. In school they will be responsible for looking after their own belongings. On a daily basis they will need to bring their book bags containing everything they need for the day (reading book, reading diary and spelling book). As part of our daily routine they will practise their reading and spellings and so it is absolutely essential that they are prepared for the day.
Reading
In order to best support your child with their learning we ask that you hear them read daily (10 minutes or thereabouts). Reading books will be changed when we feel that they can read it fluently and talk about different aspects of the book when prompted. A brief note of how they are doing should be made in their reading record. However, if you have a particular concern about your child's learning please come in and talk to us straight away so that we can address this as soon as possible.
Spellings
Spellings are tested weekly and a new set of words is sent home. We ask that you practise these words a few times a week as this helps to remember them in the long term.
Homework
Every half term the children are also given take home tasks which are linked to their topic. We encourage the children to present their learning in a style that suits them. We hope that parents and children alike will find these tasks enjoyable and valuable!
In addition to this, as the SATs approach extra tasks may be introduced so that they are fully prepared for the tests.
PE
Children will also need to have a complete PE kit in school (clearly labelled with your child's name). PE takes place on a Wednesday and Thursday, and in most weather so children will need a tracksuit or similar appropriate warm clothing as it turns chillier. Long hair needs to be tied back and earrings should either be removed or taped up for safety purposes.
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Toys
We do not encourage bringing toys to school as this often causes difficulties when they become lost or broken. Trading cards are not allowed in school to ensure that they are not misplaced.