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Year 2: Delhi

Welcome to Year 2

Hello and welcome to Delhi class!

Class Teachers:  Mrs Praveen

LSP: Mrs Jain & Mrs Kato

Year 2 Curriculum Overview
Curriculum Newsletters

Year 2 Learner in English and Mathematics

Supporting your child for the end of KS1 SATs
Home Learning

Home Learning Expectations

  • Homework is given out  via Google Classroom on Thursdays and is due in on Tuesdays (submitted via Google Classroom).
  • There will be a piece of Maths or English given out each week and a topic related piece to complete during holidays 
  • Home Readers: children will be given a reading book each week. They should be reading for 20 minutes every day, this should be to an adult and needs to be recorded in their Reading Record on Google Classroom.
  • Times tables : children to use Times Tables Rock Stars website to practise regularly for the weekly times table tests.  

 

Thank you for you continuing support

Useful websites
  • Discovery Education Use this link with the username and password emailed to you to access Discovery Coding and Espresso.
  • BBC Bitesize KS1 A range of helpful pages with information, videos, activities and games.
  • Spelling frame A great way to learn spellings following spelling rules.

Year 2 Common Exception Words

Handwriting at Lanchester School

Year 2 Recommended Reading List

Mental Health & Well-being 

 

You can support children with their mental health in many different ways. You can give them ways to record their feelings on paper, help them to create positive plans for change, reflect on their best qualities with them or find positive ways of distracting them when they feel overwhelmed. These activities facilitate different methods of helping children develop positive coping strategies with a wide variety of resources to help with mental health.

Christmas Activities for Wellbeing

To help promote positive mental health try and find some time to encourage children to explore the ways they can look after their own wellbeing and mental health during these busy holidays. 

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