This week in school, we have been exploring the end of
our story and began by attempting to predict the end of the story. We did some role-play about the wedding and
re-enacted the final scene with the troll Queen being turned into stone. We went on to write questions for the troll
queen and then interviewed her to ask her about her thoughts and feelings on
the fairness of the ending. We then
wrote a letter of complaint on her behalf, complaining about how unfair it was
that she did not get a happy ending.
In maths, we have continued our work on fractions and
learnt about 1/3 of shapes, numbers and objects. We have then learnt about identifying the
different fractions, comparing them and then looking at the relationship
between ½ and 2/4.
In topic this week, we have made paper bridges and
explored the properties of the paper and how we could make it stronger. This was fun and the children were expert
bridge builders. During our history
topic this week, we have learnt about the great escape and re-enacted this
using bowls and spoons to dig tunnels and try to escape the guards. We went on to write a recount of the events
during the great escape in 1944. The
children were fascinated and amused by the names of the three tunnels ‘Tom,
Dick and Harry!’
Please spend some time over half term having a look at
Bug Club and Education city.
FYI – our next learning café will be on Tuesday 26th
March.
Have a great half term holiday – The year 2 team.
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