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Home Learning Year 2 Week commencing 1 st February 2021 Who Would Live in a Place Like This? Our email address is: [email protected] Reading Read Write Inc. lessons are available on You Tube Read Write Inc lessons also being uploaded by Ruth Milskin on youtube at 9.30 https://www.youtube.com/c/RuthMiskinTrainingEdu/featu red This week, the feature sounds are: Monday: a-e . Reading longer words ow/o-e/oa Tuesday: i-e . Reading longer words oo/u-e/ew Wednesday: o-e . Reading longer words or/aw Thursday: u-e. Reading longer words air/are Friday: aw. Reading longer words ir/ur/er Have a look at their Read Write Inc section too. Here, you will find resources related to each RWI sound. Please ensure that you are reading a variety of different texts. Herne-Bay Library is still offering a ‘click and collect’ service. This week, we are continuing to use nonfiction books to discover facts about different animals and their natural habitats. Science This week we are looking at Food Chains. We will describe how animals obtain their food from plants and other animals using the idea of a simple food chain. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z96r82p Producers- Plants get their energy from the sun. They make their own food, so they are called producers. Consumers- Animals are called consumers because they eat plants and other animals. They do not make their own food. Predators- Animals that eat other animals are called predators. Prey- Animals that predators eat are called prey. For example- Grass is a producer that is consumed by a rabbit. The rabbit is prey for the eagle. The eagle is a predator of the rabbit and consumes (eats) the rabbit. Attached to this document are pictures of plants and animals for you to cut and create Food Chains. Design and Technology (DT) This week, we will create a 3D ‘habitat’ using different materials and resources. For example, how could we make a nest? Birds are very skilful at weaving flexible materials to create a nest. What materials could you use to make a model of a nest? How can you create a shape that could hold and protect eggs? You may decide to create a different habitat, for example, the ocean. We would love to see if you can make any parts of your habitat move. Writing Habitats we have explored in detail have been- your immediate environment (where you are), the Rainforests of Brazil and the South Pole. There are many different types of animal habitat. Can you think of any? This link shows you clips of animal habitats. https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zx882hv/resources/1 This week, we will be writing a Fact File about an animal habitat. Day by day learning details are on the English plan. P.S.H.E We will be looking at identifying and respecting the differences and similarities between people. Think about yourself and someone else that you know. This could be someone in your household. Draw a picture of them and you, side by side, and write around these drawings all the different ways that you are different. Consider- how they look or sound. What do they like to eat, watch on television, enjoy doing? Consider what the word RESPECT means. If someone likes something we don’t or looks different to us, how should we respond? Does ‘respect’ mean ‘tolerate’? Everyone is different but it is important to respect others for their unique positive qualities and behaviour. Maths Log into Purple Mash. Complete the 2Do activity set, to practise your knowledge of 3D fractions. This week we are recapping our knowledge of fractions. Day by day learning details are on our maths plan

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Page 1: Home Learning Year 2 - Herne Bay Infant School and

Home Learning Year 2 Week commencing 1st February 2021 Who Would Live in a Place Like This?

Our email address is: [email protected]

Reading

Read Write Inc. lessons are available on You Tube

Read Write Inc lessons also being uploaded by Ruth

Milskin on youtube at 9.30 https://www.youtube.com/c/RuthMiskinTrainingEdu/featu red This week, the feature sounds are: Monday: a-e . Reading longer words ow/o-e/oa Tuesday: i-e . Reading longer words oo/u-e/ew Wednesday: o-e . Reading longer words or/aw Thursday: u-e. Reading longer words air/are Friday: aw. Reading longer words ir/ur/er

Have a look at their Read Write Inc section too. Here, you will find resources

related to each RWI sound.

Please ensure that you are reading a variety of different texts. Herne-Bay Library

is still offering a ‘click and collect’ service.

This week, we are continuing to use nonfiction books to discover facts about

different animals and their natural habitats.

Science

This week we are looking at Food Chains.

We will describe how animals obtain their food from plants and other

animals using the idea of a simple food chain.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/clips/z96r82p

Producers- Plants get their energy from the sun. They make their own

food, so they are called producers.

Consumers- Animals are called consumers because they eat plants and

other animals. They do not make their own food.

Predators- Animals that eat other animals are called predators.

Prey- Animals that predators eat are called prey.

For example- Grass is a producer that is consumed by a rabbit. The

rabbit is prey for the eagle. The eagle is a predator of the rabbit and

consumes (eats) the rabbit.

Attached to this document are pictures of plants and animals for you to

cut and create Food Chains.

Design and Technology (DT)

This week, we will create a 3D ‘habitat’ using different materials and

resources.

For example, how could we make a

nest? Birds are very skilful at weaving

flexible materials to create a nest.

What materials could you use to make a

model of a nest? How can you create a

shape that could hold and protect

eggs?

You may decide to create a

different habitat, for example,

the ocean. We would love to

see if you can make any parts

of your habitat move.

Writing

Habitats we have explored in detail have been- your immediate environment

(where you are), the Rainforests of Brazil and the South Pole.

There are many different types of animal habitat. Can you think of any? This link

shows you clips of animal habitats.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/topics/zx882hv/resources/1

This week, we will be writing a Fact File about an animal habitat. Day by day learning

details are on the English plan.

P.S.H.E

We will be looking at identifying and respecting the differences and

similarities between people.

Think about yourself and someone else that you know.

This could be someone in your household.

Draw a picture of them and you, side by side, and

write around these drawings all the different ways

that you are different. Consider- how they look or

sound. What do they like to eat, watch on television,

enjoy doing? Consider what the word RESPECT means. If someone likes something we

don’t or looks different to us, how should we respond? Does ‘respect’

mean ‘tolerate’?

Everyone is different but it is important to respect others for their

unique positive qualities and behaviour.

Maths

Log into Purple Mash. Complete the 2Do activity set, to practise your knowledge of 3D fractions.

This week we are recapping our knowledge of fractions. Day by day learning details are on our maths plan

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Flowering plants Caterpillar

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Chaffinch Cat

SN

Wheat field Grasshopper

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Common Frog Grey Owl

BA

Red Berry Tree Wasp

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Robin Red Fox

BA

Hedgerow Rabbit

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Sparrow Hawk Red Fox

BA/A

Hedgerow plants Slug

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Mole Eagle Owl

A

Dead plants into soil Centipede

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House Sparrow Sparrow hawk

A

Plant and Tree seeds Grey Squirrel

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Stoat Eagle Owl

A/AA

Flowering plants Aphids (Greenfly)

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Ladybird Song Thrush

AA

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FOOD CHAINS

Cut out the pictures then put them in the correct order. Use the tabs to stick them together to make a food chain.

tab tab tab tab

Rabbit Fox Grass Sunlight

tab tab tab tab tab

Earthworm Frog Heron Earth Dead leaves

tab tab tab tab tab

Caterpillar Fox Leaves Sunlight Bird

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tab tab tab tab tab

Sparrow Aphid Spider Sparrowhawk Ladybird

Use This to make your own food chain.

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