Year 2 2020 - 2021
Mrs Siddall
Miss Lester
Mrs Martinez
Mrs Wilkinson
World Book Day is on Thursday 4th March 2021.
We are celebrating by having a focus on reading Monday 1st March - Friday 5th March. Each morning Zoom will start with a poem and in each literacy lesson, your child will listen to a different story. We will also be asking your child to complete an additional reading challenge each day. Download the document at the bottom of the page for more details and useful links.
The Year 2 Reading Challenge - try to complete one challenge each day during Reading Week
Read and perform a poem – you could choose one from our list or choose your own. As an extra challenge – learn it off by heart |
Read a book to someone you love - you could try doing it on a video call |
Take a book outside and read it in the fresh air – make sure you wrap up warm! |
Read a book and then design a new front cover for it |
Make a den and read a book inside it |
Listen to someone read a story online |
Line up your soft toys as if they are your pupils and read to them as if you are the teacher |
Try one of the 10 minute challenges here: |
Read a story at the breakfast table |
Read and follow a set of instructions – you could bake something, or build something |
Read in the dark with a torch |
Read a story and then draw a picture of your favourite character |
Read a non-fiction book or read some information online and then make your own poster filled with facts |
Read a comic or create your own |
Read half of a story and then write your own ending |
There will also be a whole school challenge to make a 3D portraits of your favourite storybook characters using egg boxes. Download the letter from Mr. Hover to find out more.
There will be no requirement to dress up on World Book Day, but if your child would like to then they can of course have some fun and wear their favourite fancy dress costume!
Advice on how to read with your child #1
Advice on how to read with your child #2
1st - 7th February 2021 was Children's Mental Health Week
The theme this year was 'Express Yourself'.
You may like to watch this video with your child:
Please see the links below for top tips, advice and resources for parents and carers.