Have a look at https://royalmileprimary.com/2020/11/18/road-safety-week/ and have a go at the ‘Design a Helmet’ competition if you haven’t already! Why not send in a selfie we can add to the blog? Let Mrs Aylward know if you’d like to try either of these!
For Literacy – There is a task for your child’s tricky words and a writing task foryour sounds (bl, cl and fl). Maths – There are some activities for you to look at on Education City this week looking at adding and/or taking away. Please complete 2 games to consolidate on our work in adding and take away strategies. Reading – Reading books will continue to go home this week on THURSDAY, please ensure that these are returned on Monday. Spelling and Maths work should be returned/completed on Thursday and will go out again on the following Monday.
We have had a busy few weeks in Primary 2 and some catching up to do with our Weekly reviews! This week was Road Safety Week across the school and you will have already seen the JRSO hard at work with their challenges.
Last week was Antibullying Week and we had a think about what we can do to help or deal with bullying. We thought again about good friendships and decided “Be kind, be happy, be nice” was a good way to prevent bullying in the first place.
This week we were inspired by the book How Many Trees? and we made art using natural materials and our usual art supplies. We started to look at ways to keep fit in P.E. and have started doing a ‘daily mile’ walk almost every school day which allowed us to to practise what we know about Road Safety and to gather our resources for art.
We have had some good discussions around
Stop Look Listen Think
in our Road Safety work this week and we are working well to think about where and when is safe to cross as we go out and about. Have a look at this quiz (or the other activities on the site) to think about safe routes to walk.
For our Maths and Numeracy, we had a look at identifying different fractions and have moved on to looking at our adding strategies. We were looking at adding using a numberline this week.
Rocket Mole and How Many Trees? inspired us in our work this week in literacy and art and even some numeracy as we started to tally up our preferred places to visit from Rocket Mole. We had a go at
Hello, we are the Junior Road Safety Officers. We need your help! We are trying to spread awareness about cycle safety and wearing helmets.
We have created a class challenge for you to take part in. There are four parts, can you complete them all? This will be discussed at assembly on Thursday 19th November. You have one week to complete the tasks. We wonder who will win the prizes… Good luck!
For Literacy – please practise the tricky words themed around road safety and write down some more ‘road safety’ words. Please do take the time to discuss this subject with your child and see if you can hazard spot if you are walking out and about this week. Maths – The same homework for fractions is available on Active Learn and Education City this week. Please complete 2 games at a minimum before we move on from this as a homework topic. Reading – Reading books will continue to go home this week on THURSDAY, please ensure that these are returned on Monday. Spelling and Maths work should be returned on Thursday and will go out again on the following Monday.
This is Primary 2’s poster for Mary Seacole who was our focus for Black History Month. We worked to think about all the things Mary Seacole did in her life and why we remember her now and this is the compilation of our pictures that went into our information poster which is now out in the corridor on display with every other classes’ work. Well done everyone for working so hard!