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Welcome to Year 2!

Class 2D

Teacher - Miss Dunn

Teaching Assistant - Miss Wright

Teaching Assistant - Miss Humphreys

Class 2W

Teacher - Miss White 

Teaching Assistant - Miss Wright

Teaching Assistant - Mrs Flannery

Reminders

PE

Our PE days are Tuesday and Friday.

Please come to school wearing your PE kit on these days. Please make sure that no earrings are worn on these days.

 

Homework

Homework will be set via google classroom on a Friday and will be due the following Friday. Please see your child's reading record for logins. Reading needs to be evidenced in the reading record at least 5 times a week. You must bring your reading record in every day.

Termly curriculum overview

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Reading

Please read with your child for five to ten minutes fives times a week.  Use the reading VIPERS below to support questioning.  Questioning when reading with your child is fundamental at this stage in their reading development to help them develop their comprehension skills as your children become more able to read fluently.

We will be reading with your child every week. We will be having small group guided reading sessions for those following Little Wandle and 1:1 for those on the stage books.

During the guided reading sessions, we will also be focusing on the VIPERS skills.

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Our school has chosen Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised as our new systematic synthetic phonics (SSP) programme to teach early reading and spelling.  

Please click on the link below which will take you to the parent support page for phonics information.

https://www.littlewandlelettersandsounds.org.uk/resources/for-parents/ 

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Year 2 HFWs and common exception   words

Below are the common exception words and high frequency words for KS1. 

Common exception words = words that cannot be decoded using phonics. 

High frequency words = words that are frequently used in books (some are decodable, some are not).

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We will set maths homework on Times Tables Rock Stars and may send home some additional work if we feel that it is required. 

When counting or practising times tables with your children at home, please remember to count forwards AND backwards. This is vital to their knowledge and understanding of number patterns.

Below are maths mats that show some of the objectives your child will be learning in school.  You might find them useful when working with your child at home.

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