Y2 01.07.20

Date: 30th Jun 2020 @ 9:21pm

Buenas Dias Swallows Children

Happy 1st of July.  I have two more stories for you to enjoy.

Today's story is brought to you by the lovely Miss Gillam reading How to catch a star. I will show my Starlings bubble this video of their teacher. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_lDCNQfwBo

Our "Save Our Seas" story today is read by Miss Thwaites who reads  A Sea Turtle Story withttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IOIi1kFHSU&feature=youtu.be

I have attached our ideas sheet again for you, there are lots of brilliant website links and ideas for you to choose from. Maybe you could hop onto our discussions page and tell your friends what you have learnt about at home in this mini Save Our Seas project, or which activity you have enjoyed doing. There is also a  recipe to make a salt dough star fish attached! 

Today's Maths lesson looks at the 4 operations with length. SummerTerm Wk 2 27th April

https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/

A message from Mrs Powell

At the age of 11, Tom Gregory became the youngest person ever to swim the English Channel.

It was 05:00 on 6 September 1988 and Tom Gregory stood on the tip of France. Behind him was his coach, John Bullet. In front of him was the vast, black, English Channel. Tom, in swimming trunks, faced the water. Out there, somewhere, was home. On the water, a light appeared in the dark. A small boat came to shore. Tom put on his cap and goggles, and walked into the Channel. He followed the boat, and, when it got too deep, he started to swim. He didn't stop for 12 hours.

Tom was 11 years old, this record has never been broken!

Wow! What do you think he saw? How do you think he felt? What would have been his biggest challenges?

I hope that you have a wonderful Wednesday. I miss every single one of you lots and lots.

Mrs Elson and I talk about you often and we can't wait to welcome you back into school. 

Love from Mrs Rice and Mrs Elson xxx

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