Elephant Class 2020-2021
Welcome to Elephant Class.
Welcome to Elephant Class. This year we will have our P.E. day on a Wednesday afternoon and Forest School Lite sessions on a Friday afternoon. This term our topic is Castles; together we will learn about where they were built, key features of a castle and interesting facts about who lived inside them.
Year 2 Curriculum Evening Presentation
Below is a recorded copy of the Year 2 presentation.
Year 2 Curriculum Evening Presentation
Year 2 Chapter Book List
In Literacy we have been reading the book 'Billy and The Dragon'. We have been creating freeze fames related to how characters in the book feel.
Today we pretended to be spies and recreate a castle by only having 10 seconds each to look at it. After this we labelled the castle with its key features.
This week in PE Mr Murray has been teaching us to warm up/stretch and how to control balls when throwing them.
History - we have been thinking about what is a good location to build a castle.
Art - We designed castles out of LEGO and building bricks
Forest School
We had a great afternoon of Forest School. We enjoyed getting creative in the mud kitchen, working together to play parachute games and trying our best to make "Dragon's Breath" using the fire strikers!
Week 6 story time
Here is Miss Corry reading 'A Squash and a Squeeze' by Julia Donaldson. We hope you enjoy the story and we are looking forward to seeing you soon!
Week 5 story time
Here is Miss Corry reading 'The Smartest Giant in Town' by Julia Donaldson. We hope you enjoy the story!
Week 4 story time
Here is Mrs Witts reading 'Barty's Ketchup Catastrophe' by Sally Chambers. We hope you enjoy the story!
Week 3 story time
Here is Miss Corry reading 'Winnie's flying carpet' by Valerie Thomas. We hope you enjoy the story!
Week 2 story time
Here is Mrs Witts reading 'Lucky Duck' by Jonathan Shipton and Suzanne Diederen. We hope you enjoy the story!
Week 1 story time
Here is Miss Corry reading 'You Can't Take an Elephant on the Bus' by Patricia Cleveland-Peck. We hope you enjoy the story.
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