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1. WEEK 8

2. Spelling test and phonics
•Week 3 of your weekly spelling test for you to work on each day (Monday –Friday) Perhaps you could
have a mini-test each day and use a look, cover, write, check method on any you are finding difficult in
preparation for the next day when you will be tested again.
The weeks spelling test words are:
Sight words: could, should, would, who, whole, any, many, clothes, busy
• In phonics this week we will work on:
Spelling rules- words ending tion.
Here are some words to practise spelling and using... station, fiction, motion, section, addition,
potion, option and subtraction. Practise writing them, so that you are confident at spelling them.
Also write each word into a sentence.
Attached as a PDF is a word search and a cursive handwriting sheet to print off.

3. Exclamation mark, question mark or full
stop?
Can you finish each sentence off correctly using either an exclamation mark, question mark or full stop.
1. "Watch out __" cried Mr B "Are you OK__"
2. Where are you going
3. I am so excited
4.What a beautiful day it is today
5. Mrs Keyse is on the phone
6. Mrs Hayward misses year 2
Now can you write your own questions for this picture?
What about a sentence with an exclamation mark for this one..?

4. MONDAY– TODAY’S DAILY ‘DO NOW’ IS
DOUBLING.
Double 12 = Double 11 =
Double 14 = Double 100 =
Double 16 = Double 30 =
Double 18 = Double 50 =
Double 20 = Double 40=

5. MONDAY- GREATERTHAN OR LESSTHAN
We are going to go back over the
greater than and less than signs
today. Remember Charlie Croc
always eats the BIGGER number.

6. Can you plan a letter?
■ What exciting or different things
have you been doing this half term?
Have you walked somewhere
different or made something
fantastic?
■ Today we want you to plan a letter
telling someone (a friend, a relative
or us)What you have been up to.
■ Remember you can just use
pictures and key words in a plan.
English Day 2
Address
Dear...
Opening (why are you writing?)
What have you done? (include as
much detail as possible)
Closing (can you include a question?)
Yours...

7. Tuesday– Today’s daily ‘do now’ is number sequences.
Can you write the next 3 numbers?
18, 28, 38
72, 62, 52
33, 34, 35
25, 30, 35
65, 60, 55
180, 170, 160
30, 40, 50
900, 800, 700

8. TUESDAY– 0RDINALWORDS, MONTHS OFTHEYEARAND DAYS OFTHEWEEK MASH UP!
HELP…… we’ve accidentally messed some lists up, please can you help us sort them? They need to be
put in to 3 lists in your red exercise book.
-Ordinals -Months of the year -Days of the week
Monday Ninth Friday Second Sixth
August
First January December
April Wednesday
Third February Seventh Tenth
November
May October June
Tuesday Fourth Sunday Thursday
Saturday March Fifth Eighth
July September

9. Letter writing
■ Using your plan from yesterday can you
write your letter? Maybe you could even
send it to the recipient!
■ Include as much detail as possible I'm sure
whoever you choose to send it to wants to
know everything you've been doing.
■ REMEMBER – Capital letters, full stops,
finger spaces, conjunctions and neat
writing. In your plan we gave you different
sections can you turn these into
paragraphs?
English Day 3

10. Wednesday-
Today’s daily do
now is
multiplication
9 x 10 = 8 x 5 = 6 x 2 =
12 x 10 = 1 x 2 = 10 x 12=
9 x 5 = 3 x 10 = 5 x 9 =
7 x 2 = 3 x 2 = 2 x 7 =
12 x 2 = 4 x 2 = 2 x 4 =
11x 10 = 7 x 5 = 10 x 11 =

11. Wednesday's activity- reading scales
Remember that 'g' stands for gram and that 'kg' stands for kg. There
are 1000g in 1kg.
Write how much the eggs weigh

12. Click t
D_____________________ E________________________
Now have a look at
ingredients in your
kitchen cupboards and
make a list of how much
things weigh in grams e.g
A tin of tomatoes = 400g

13. What I'd like to do
■ Many people have talked about the things that they have missed during lockdown and
have had a lot of time to think about what they would like to do.
■ Year 2 teachers have been busy thinking of the things they would like to do... is their
spelling ok?!
English Day 4
1. I wood lik to righd my bighk wiv mi frens so I can chat two vem.
2. I am excited to go bac to skool and sea everibodee.
3. I wood like two go to a café and eet caik becuz it's me favourite!
■ Can you complete your own sentences of what you would like to do?

14. Thursday – Today’s daily ‘do now’ is number bonds to 30
Remember to either count on or turn it into a subtraction
number sentence to work out the missing number.
……. + 15 = 30 30 = 3 + ……..
12 + ….. = 30 ……. + 10 = 30
30 = ……+ 13 11 + ……. = 30
…. + 8 = 30 30 = ……. + 2
9 + ….. = 30 ……. + 7 = 30
1 + ……. = 30 16 + …….= 30

15. Thursday's activity- Reading scales
Remember there are 1000ml in 1 litre
Click to add text
Now click on to the next
slide

17. Neil Armstrong Reading
■ Last week Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken left Earth in
a rocket to fly to space for up to 4 months!
■ Did you know Neil Armstrong was the first man to
land on the moon?
■ Click the link below to read and answer questions
about this historic event.
English Day 5

18. Friday – Today’s daily ‘do now’ is division and
skip counting
18 divided by 2 =
20 ÷ 5 =
60 ÷ 10 =
35 divided by 5 =
30÷ 10 =
15 divided by 5 =
Now skip count aloud in 2s to 50
- 5s to 100
- 10s to 100 and then back down to 0

19. Friday- 2 times table
multiplication and
division facts

20. Science- habitats
This week we are going to go back
over animals and their habitats from
our nurture nature topic
We would like you to list any animals, birds or
insects which live in or visit your garden. If you
don’t have a garden think about our school
grounds or local parks.
Think about why they have chosen to live there-
dark, damp, warm, cold, sheltered, high, dry etc
Can you make a poster titled ‘Habitats’ and draw and
write about some animals, birds or insect habitats you
have researched. It could be as simple as…..
A snail lives under rocks or leaves and they like damp or
wet places.

21. INSTEAD OF A QUIZTHISWEEKWEWOULD LIKEYOUTOTELL US ABOUTTHESE ITEMS???
DRAWTHE ITEMS PHOTOGRAPHEDANDWRITEA SENTENCEORTWO ABOUT HOWTHEYWERE USED AND
WHATTHEY ARE.