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General Homework for 1st November

Reading –  Reading books should be returning today and new books will go out on Thursday, please ensure you return your reading books on Monday 8th November.

Literacy – Look in your child’s orange homework jotter. We are focusing on handwriting as we revise our sounds. Please take some time to complete the handwriting sheet that is with your child’s jotter. Use your best handwriting to write the green and ‘red’ (tricky) words in your orange jotter two times each.

Maths – Please let me know if you are having issues logging into Education City. There will be a Measure Homework for you. Have a go at no more than two activities from the assigned homework OR try the worksheet that goes home today.

Reminder – due to Active Schools work on Monday afternoon, P.E. timetables have changed. P2 now have P.E. on Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday mornings.

A warm welcome back to our Week in Review for Primary 2!

We continue to work on our number skills with Number of the Day and an addition focus. We continue to look at number bonds and counting on and back from numbers too. In literacy we continue to practise writing our sounds and tricky words and have been working on our handwriting. We are looking at the beginning, middle and end of stories in our reading and writing.

The highlight of the week would probably be our very own castles which we started to make! Have a look at some of these amazing creations. Well done to Luara and Bryce for bringing in some good clothing or covers for their painting!

Lastly, congratulations to our

Andy

for being a Successful Learner in putting some super effort into his work this week, staying on task and getting his work done.

Hello all and welcome back! It has been wonderful to see you all today!

This is a quick post to update the changes to our P.E. timetable due to Active Schools working on Monday afternoons.

P.E. will now be on Tuesday afternoons and Wednesday mornings.

If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to ask!

Regards,
Mrs Aylward