Reading- Book in folder
Spellings
Irish- An fómhar
Tables- +7 Monday
Writing- 2 sentences. Please make sure your child is ruling their page and dating their work.
Monday, 12 October 2015
Thursday, 8 October 2015
8-10-15 Homework
Reading- Book in folder
Spellings
Irish- Revise 3 from this week
Writing- 2 sentences in copy
Tables-+6 Thursday.
Spellings
Irish- Revise 3 from this week
Writing- 2 sentences in copy
Tables-+6 Thursday.
Monday, 5 October 2015
2D shapes .
In Maths this week we are learning about 2D shapes.
The shapes we learn to name in 2nd class are ; squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, ovals and semi-circles. We must recognise how many sides and corners each one has.
We are also working on identifying them in our environment.
Here is a quick game to help with this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks1/maths/shapes/play/popup.shtml
The shapes we learn to name in 2nd class are ; squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, ovals and semi-circles. We must recognise how many sides and corners each one has.
We are also working on identifying them in our environment.
Here is a quick game to help with this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/ks1/maths/shapes/play/popup.shtml
Homework 5/10/15
Reading: Book In folder
Spellings: “ea” words
Irish: Duilleoga
Planet maths: Page 21
Tables: +6 Monday
Writing: 2 sentences
Thursday, 1 October 2015
Homework- 1/10/15
Reading- Book in folder
Spellings
Irish Spelling- gaofar
Tables- +5 Thursday
Writing- 2 sentences
Dolch list- See separate post
Reminder- Project due Monday
Spellings
Irish Spelling- gaofar
Tables- +5 Thursday
Writing- 2 sentences
Dolch list- See separate post
Reminder- Project due Monday
Dolch list
Each child got a laminated sheet today of all the dolch words taught in 1st class. Any words that are highlighted in yellow are words they were unsure of. Can you please practise 2 of the highlighted words each night.
Some children have no highlighted words on their list. This means they were able to read them all. Please encourage them to use this as a reference when they are writing sentences for homework at home so that they are spellings the dolch words correctly.
Thanks,
Denise.
Some children have no highlighted words on their list. This means they were able to read them all. Please encourage them to use this as a reference when they are writing sentences for homework at home so that they are spellings the dolch words correctly.
Thanks,
Denise.
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