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Harlaxton CofE Primary School
Harlaxton Church of England Primary School Swinehill Harlaxton Grantham Lincolnshire NG32 1HT
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Monday - Mrs Harper
Reading book checked and changed (if needed) - Spelling Tests
Tuesday - Mrs Pacey and Mrs Harper
Homework sent home
Wednesday - Mrs Harper
Swap reading for pleasure / library book
Thursday - Mrs Harper
Friday - Mrs Harris
PE
Monday - Mrs Pacey
Reading books checked and changed (if needed)
Tuesday - Mrs Pacey and Mrs Harper
PE
Wednesday - Mrs Harper
Swap reading for pleasure / library book
Thursday - Mrs Harper
Hand homework books in
Friday - Mrs Harper
Spelling Tests - Homework sent home
This term we can earn money in the piggy bank for a reward. The first time, we decided if we filled the jar with 50p, we would like to enjoy s'mores. They were so tasty and some of us had never tried them before! Next time the piggy bank is full, we can choose our next reward. We have several choices.
10p = 10 minutes extra play
50p = bring a teddy to school
£1.00 = craft session
Together we will make a democratic vote, using our British Values to decide whether we would prefer to cash out 10p or 50p for a reward or save up further.
We have been on a 'nighttime adventure'. We prepared ourselves and took our torches across the swamp, through the long, swishy grass fields, over a rickety old bridge joining snowy mountains before stopping in a cave to warm up. Shortly after that, we had to jump over a deep, fast-flowing river before finding a treasure chest. Inside was... GOLD! We had the best time on our adventure, and are now looking forward to writing up our recount in a diary.
We have been exploring money! We have looked at coins and notes. Did you know the highest value doesn't have to be the biggest in size? We made different amounts using coins and notes and even played shops. We calculated how much we spent but also remembered how much change we needed!
We are exploring Animals including Humans this term. So far, we have named the main body parts whilst also discussing organs and their purpose. We have investigated our senses and explored different things we can see, smell, hear, taste and touch. We realised that we use multi-sense approach in day-to-day life.
We are having so much fun looking at mechanisms. We have explored flaps, levers and flanges. We will use these skills to help us create and make a vehicle. Shortly we will be exploring axels to work out how wheels turn...
Welcome to the Year 2 page. We have a busy term planned with some adventures to support us answer the question: What wonders lie in the Enchanted Woods? Please read the topic web below to find out all of the fun learning opportunities that we have planned.

We are looking at Poetry this term. Looking at riddles and the characters they describe. We saw some clues and we think we know who might have visited our class! It was the Gruffalo.
In Place Value we are exploring the total a number represents. We will use manipulatives (counters including Base 10) as well as drawings to show our representations.
The children have been learning all about pitch for the past two weeks. They have spoken about high and low pitch looking at how that is different to loud and quiet volume. Year 2 have learnt a song about a cat, adding actions as we went along.
As we have a Forest School Trip planned this term, we will be taking a healthy sandwich to enjoy whilst we are there. First, we need to find out popular sandwich fillings before we decide which flavour to make.
What is a plant? We will label and identify their parts as well as be able to explain their purpose and use. We will look around the village to find plants and see if we can name some common plants including trees.
We will explore maps, read maps using a key. From this, we will explore an 'enchanted woods' and show this in a birds-eye view map.
Andy Goldsworthy is a well-known Artist who creates sculptures using natural materials. We will imitate this style and create a range of autumnal pictures and sculptures with materials we find.
Resources below to support learning the sounds and rhymes following the Read Write Inc. (RWI) scheme we follow.