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Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system and has a large red spot. The sun is a star and the biggest object in space. Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet and is no longer considered part of the solar system due to its small size.
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This document provides brief descriptions of the planets in our solar system. It notes that the Sun is made of gas and fire, Mercury is made of iron, Venus is the hottest planet, Earth is nicknamed the Goldilocks planet, Mars has the biggest volcano, Jupiter is the biggest planet, Saturn is a gas giant, Uranus is the coldest planet, Neptune has many storms, and Pluto is no longer considered a planet.
Harris apollo 13
The Apollo 13 mission launched from Earth with three astronauts aboard but experienced an oxygen tank explosion, forcing NASA to abort the planned moon landing. Engineers and the crew worked together in a crisis to fix the damaged spacecraft and guide Apollo 13 safely back to Earth in an emergency return. The near-disaster of Apollo 13 has been remembered as an important event in the US space program and was later depicted in a popular film starring Tom Hanks.
Power Point Alex and Jack
Autumn typically begins around September 23rd each year as the Earth's axis tilts away from the sun, causing the sun's rays to be further from the Earth, leading temperatures to get colder. Fruit ripens in autumn as it is the end of the growing season and sunshine, while leaves change color as the chlorophyll that makes them green breaks down, leaving some leaves green and others turning brown or red depending on their chemical makeup before falling from the trees.
Autumn 3
The document describes things commonly seen in autumn such as ripe fruit on trees, colorful berries providing food for birds, seeds blowing in the wind, crops being harvested from fields that are ploughed. Leaves are turning brown and falling from trees, like horse chestnuts. An autumn poem describes how leaves silently or wildly fall from trees, covering the ground in a colorful carpet before waiting for snow.
Autumn 2
The signs of autumn are evident in the morning air, the lengthening shadows, and the ripening fruits hanging heavy on the trees. The trees' leaves are thinning and their sunlight is scattered, while plant pots and baskets look tired and brown. Birds sing excitedly of the coming changes and some prepare to migrate as the nights grow longer. Soon the leaves will fall from the trees as the harvest is gathered into barns and stores. Hedgehogs eat to prepare for winter hibernation and all creatures grow thick coats to withstand the cold. These clear indications show that summer is ending and autumn is underway.
Dinosaur trail presentation
This document outlines instructions for a dinosaur trail reading and spelling program for children in Year 2. It provides objectives to read and write 100 key words fluently with correct letter formation. Small groups have a second set of challenging words. The key principles are to over learn the words through a scheme done at home that is reinforced in school. The pack includes reading and spelling sheets and a time sheet to record progress. Instructions are provided for reading words independently and fluently as well as spelling words fluently through repetition. When words are completed, children receive the next set and earn a certificate for completing all 100 words. Teachers will also identify tricky words to focus on.
Dinosaur trail presentation
The document provides instructions for parents to help their children in Year 2 learn to read and spell the first 100 key words fluently through the Dinosaur Trail program. It outlines the program's key objectives and principles, and provides detailed instructions for parents on reading words with their child with timing targets, spelling words through repetition, and completing the trail by bringing achievement records to the teacher to receive the next set of words. The goal is for children to learn to read and spell all 100 words independently through short, frequent home sessions with a focus on praise and making it an enjoyable experience.
How to support your childin writing
This document provides guidance for parents on supporting their child's writing development. It discusses common concerns children have about writing and outlines the building blocks of writing, including letter formation, sounds, and spelling. It recommends activities for home like playing sound games, providing different writing genres, and encouraging descriptive language. It also addresses how progress is measured and criteria for different writing levels according to the UK national curriculum.
Parents reading workshop.ppt vicky version
This is the power point from the parent reading workshop. For further information please see your class teacher.
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A slide show to show our favourite pets
Our class created a slide show to share pictures and stories about our favorite pets. Each student selected an animal they love, whether it be a dog, cat, fish, or other pet. Through the slide show, we learned about the different types of pets our classmates enjoy and got to see photos of their furry, scaly, or feathered friends.
A slide show to show our favourite pets
We asked all the classes what their favourite pet was from a list of 5. We then used purple mash software to make a chart for each
I know space[1]
Joseph has worked on this power point at home and I think he has done a really good job with it. Well done to Joseph Mellor what a lovely thing that you have done! A great effort
Maths workshop y2
This document provides information for parents on supporting their children in mathematics in Year 2. It outlines the workshop objectives of informing parents on what is taught, sharing teaching methods, and equipping parents with strategies. It discusses assessing pupil progress through half-termly tests and tracking, and using national benchmarks. Key skills are explained, including number pairs, counting, place value, and the inverse relationship between addition/subtraction and multiplication/division. Methods for teaching these concepts and ways parents can support learning at home are provided.
Mariyah and emma1
This document discusses basic facts about space, Earth, and Pluto. It states that in space there is no gravity, the sun is bright and can burn you if touched, and Earth is where we live and is green and blue. It also notes that Pluto is no longer considered a planet because it is too small.
The gunpowder plot_
A group of Catholic plotters planned to blow up the Houses of Parliament in 1605 with gunpowder while King James I was opening Parliament, as Catholics were unhappy with his rule requiring them to be Protestant. Guy Fawkes was discovered in the cellar under Parliament with 36 barrels of gunpowder before he could light the fuse. He was arrested and tortured, but did not reveal the other plotters. The plotters were killed or executed, and Guy Fawkes was hanged for treason. People in England celebrated by lighting bonfires in remembrance of the failed Gunpowder Plot.
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Zak and james
- 1. James and ZakJames and Zak What we know about spaceWhat we know about space
- 2. Neil armstrongNeil armstrong • Neil armstrong • Was runed over a car • And the denticd fixed • It by putting a roten • Tooth in it. He was the first man to land on the moon.
- 3. JupiterJupiter .Jupiter is the bigest planet in the syoler syoestem. • Jupiter has a red spot.
- 4. sunsun • The sun is a star. .The sun is the biggest thing in space.
- 5. plutopluto .pluto has been kicked out of the solar system because it was a dwarf planet. • Pluto is a cold planet.
- 6. plutopluto .pluto has been kicked out of the solar system because it was a dwarf planet. • Pluto is a cold planet.