Year 2 Blog- Friday 6th November
Date: 6th Nov 2026 @ 3:58pm

This week we welcomed Mrs Cornforth. She is going to work with us in the afternoons.
Home Practice
Reading: In Year 2, children should read for at least 15/20 minutes every night and talk about the book. This will help with understanding the text and learning new words.
Spelling: Please practise these spellings for your quiz on Friday (13.11.26):
cue queue new new blue blew ewe you due dew
We have been learning about homophones.
The children need to learn the correct spelling and meaning.
Sumdog: Complete the multiplication and spelling challenges.
Counting: At home, count doubles and halves. For example double 1 is 2, double 8 is 16 or half of 50 is 25, half of 18 is 9.
Follow the link below to play 'Hit The Button' and practise doubling and halving.
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/hit-the-button

English
We started learning through our new book, The Bear and the Piano by David Litchfield.
The bear's beautiful music takes him to amazing and wonderful places in his imagination.
We wrote a description about the forest using great adjectives.
We also designed a poster about the concert that the bear puts on in New York.
Maths
We learned about arrays this week. This is repeated addition and will help us with our learning about times tables.
PE
We developed our fundamental skills inunderarm throwing and a roll.
Next week we are starting our dance unit and it is linked to The Great Fire of London.

History
We about the story of the Gunpowder Plot. Our Art was linked to Bonfire Night.
RE
We learnt about phrophets.
Forest School
The Nature Area was blanketed with a thick layer of leaves so we had great fun with them. Some of us decorated pine cones and some of us made traps. There was great communication, co-operation and resilience shown.
Golden Assembly
Star of the Week - Isla-May
Super Learner - Noah H.
Superstar Writer - Theo
Bookworm - Stanley
Mathematician - Amelie
Special Mentions - Reo and Rory for their artwork and
Eilish and Elsie for being kind and caring friends.

St Oswald's Catholic Primary School