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Year 2 Curriculum Intent

 

We want our Year 2 children to be open minded, independent, respectful, resilient, active, creative and forward thinking.

 

Year 2 Curriculum Overview

 

Autumn

Spring

Summer

English

ENGLISH

Silly Billy and Operation Night Monster/Percy the Park Keeper (FICTION)

Pattern, Rhythm, Rhyme (POETRY)

All About Orangutans (NON-FICTION)

A Twist in The Tale (FICTION)

ENGLISH

How to Trap a Dragon.(FICTION/INSTRUCTIONS)

Does Chocolate Grow on Trees?

(NON-FICTION)

Closer Look (POETRY)

Twist in the Tale (FICTION)

Word Detectives - Spelling Investigations

ENGLISH

Muddles and Mishaps (FICTION)

Silly Stuff (POETRY)

What’s the most unusual Place? (NON-FICTION)

SPAG

S.P.A.G.:

Full Stops, Question and Exclamation Marks

Introducing Nouns and Verbs, Coordinating Sentences, Introducing Capital Letters, Past and Present Tense

S.P.A.G.:

Suffixes , Noun Phrases, Adjectives, Compound, Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives:, Irregular past tenses

S.P.A.G.:

Apostrophes, Suffixes, Commas in a list, Using suffixes

Reading

READING:

To make prediction, ask and answer simple questions, discuss favourite lines from poem, recognise simple rhyme & rhythm, identify patterns in a poem.

ask questions as motivation for reading non-fiction.

Select and explain ideas from non-fiction to explain thinking, read non-fict. find answers to question, make predictions, discuss key fairy-story features, explore characters within a story, discuss characteristics of fairy-tale characters (good and bad)

READING:

The children will ask and answer questions to find out more information, use a Glossary to find the explanations of words, read a variety of poems to explore imagery and the use of descriptive language and to, explore the poet’s feeling, read a variety of books from a significant author, answer questions on a text using literal retrieval and inference, read words with suffixes.

READING:

Comprehension

To ask and answer simple questions.

To make predictions

To read a variety of poems, identifying features

To ask and answer simple questions.

To read non-fiction texts,

To find information from a non-fiction text.

Reading Play scripts

To read information for History topic on the first flight.

Writing

WRITING:

Write story using a familiar setting.

Write a poem following a pattern.

WRITING:

Collect information for an explanation text

Draft, edit and compose their own poems and read them aloud.

Children plan and write a sustained story independently.

WRITING:

To write a story following work on extended stories.

To look at poems based on models and write own poem.

Maths

MATHEMATICS
Number and place value

 

Addition and Subtraction

 

Properties of Shape

 

Word Problems

MATHEMATICS
Recognise, find, name and write fractions

 

Recognise, find, name and write symbols for pounds (£) and pence (p); combine amounts to make a particular value, solve simple problems in a practical context involving addition and subtraction of money of the same unit, including giving change

 

Choose and use appropriate standard units to estimate and measure:

 

length/height in any direction (m/cm);

mass; (kg/g);

temperature (°C);

capacity (litres/ml)

 

to the nearest appropriate unit, using rulers, scales,

thermometers and measuring vessels.

MATHEMATICS:

Describe patterns and relationships involving

numbers or shapes, make predictions and test these with examples

 

Recognise and use whole, half and quarter turns, both clockwise and anticlockwise; know that a right angle represents a quarter turn

 

Solve problems involving addition, subtraction, multiplication or division in contexts of numbers, measures or pounds and pence.

Identify and record the information or calculation needed to solve a puzzle or problem

Number - using all 4 operations

PSHE

PSHE:

Being me in my world

PSHE:

Dreams and Goals

Healthy Me

PSHE:

Relationships

Changing Me

Science 

SCIENCE:

Living things and their habitats

SCIENCE:

Animals including humans

Uses of everyday materials

SCIENCE:

Plants

Computing

COMPUTING:

We are photographers

 

COMPUTING:

We are game testers: Explore how computer games work

COMPUTING:

We are Zoologists

Geography

History

GEOGRAPHY:

Where do different animals live? 

 

HISTORY:

Who were the Greatest Explorers?

GEOGRAPHY:

What are the seven wonders of the world?

 

HISTORY:

How has food changed over time?

GEOGRAPHY:

What will see on our journey around the world?

 

HISTORY:

How did the First flight change the world?

Music

MUSIC:

Charanga: Hands, feet, heart

MUSIC:

I wanna play in a band

MUSIC:

Friendship

DT/Art

ART: Aboriginal Art

D.T.: Making a Bag: designing, creating and evaluating a bag

ART: Super Sculptures

D.T. We are super structure designers

D.T.: We are Spanish food designers

ART: Henri Rousseau

RE

1.1 Who is a Christian and what do they believe?

Christians 

1.3 Who is Jewish and what do they believe?

Jewish people

1.2 Who is a Muslim and what do they believe?

Muslims

1.8 How should we care for others and the world and why does it matter?

Christians, Jewish people

PE

 

Fundamental movement skills

Ball Skills/Target Game

Dance

 

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P.E.

Physical

Health and Fitness

Spanish

SPANISH:

Revision of colours, numbers, days of the week and months of the year.

Animals and body parts

SPANISH:

Speak in sentences, using familiar vocabulary, phrases

Planet names

SPANISH:

Recognise, respond to and use greetings in Spanish

 

DT

 

We are Bag Designers

We are Super Structure Designers

We are Spanish Food Designers

 

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Getting ready for Year 3!

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Welcome to Year 2's Class Page

Hello Year 2

 

If for any reason you can not be at school, but you are still well enough to continue with your learning, please click the bag below to collect your school work by logging in to google classroom.

 

Take care,

blush Miss Collins & Mrs Marsden blush

2c@lawrence-primary.co.uk    2m@lawrence-primary.co.uk

& Miss Fleet 

 

To ensure we are all safe at school our new daily structure and routine for children in the Y1/2 quarter looks like this:

 

8.45 - Enter through Y1/2 gate, greeted by SMT/Mentor and guided to their door by their class teachers or TAs, hand gel is applied and children keep to left on their way to class.

 

Y1 Bubble

Y2 Bubble

 

All staff encouraged to wear PPE

 

1 LSO “runner” who photocopies, passes information to other quarters, office and SMT

 

1 LSO to support class bubble

 

Playtime

 

Children hand gelled on their way out and when they come back inside

 

Same routine at lunchtime

 

Children get half an hour outside to play & socialise and half an hour inside to eat their lunch

 

Y1 leave at 3

3.15 - Y2 leave 

 

LSO hand gelling on the way out

 

Children stay with their class teacher and TA until SMT at the gate let them leave

 

Computers/iPads wiped down

mail A Message to Parents 
If you would like to contact your child's teacher during this time please use these email addresses:

Miss Collins - 2c@lawrence-primary.co.uk 
Mrs Marsden - 2m@lawrence-primary.co.uk
 

 

We very much look forward to hearing from you and we will do our best to reply promptly blush 

Miss Collins, Mrs Marsden & Miss Fleet hope that you and your families are all happy and well smiley
and if not we are wishing you a very speedy recovery!


If you can't be in school at the moment to learn together and if you're feeling well enough, your teachers will be giving you different learning activities here on our class page, on Google Classroom and on 'Our Virtual Learning Space' to complete instead alongside the learning packs that you have already taken home.

 

Our Year 2 teachers are Mrs Marsden 2M and Miss Collins 2C, Miss Fleet is our teaching assistant.

 

On this page we hope to showcase many of the wonderful things that our Year 2 children are up to.

 

Curriculum Impact in Year 2!

 

Here are some of the amazing things that we have been doing in Year 2 so far...

Mr Elliott, came into class today.  He is a Deputy Manager in Aldi Supermarket and he told us all about his job and how important  the skills of reading and writing were to his role.

  THANKS MR ELLIOT!

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