Happy HaLlOwEeN!!!

Here you have a video about this scary holiday! And a song that I'm sure you enjoy a lot!

STORY-VIDEO

READY TO DANCE? CLICK ON THE SONG!

Enjoy this school break and see you next Monday!

Meet and seat...sound the same!

Look at these videos:

 

 Now, read this list of words:

420>201. Is it correct?

This is how we express that a number is bigger or smaller than another: In Maths we use numbers and symbols!

*Remember! The open mouth is next to the biggest number! ;)

Here you can play to practise. Paste and copy the link on your browser:

https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/compare-numbers-100.html

How much do you know about...Pablo Picasso?

TRIVIAL TIME!
Are you able to answer to these questions?

1. Where was Picasso born?
2. Which was his job?
3. To which country did he move?
4. Who taught him to paint?
5. Which was his first word?
6. What means The Blue Period?
7. Cubisim...is closer to realistic art or abstract art?
8. What is the difference between a realistic painting and an abstract painting?

If you don't remember some of the questions, watch the video where you can find most of the answers

Free online books!

Lots of interesting readings. Click on the link and go into the second grade readings!

• http://www.wilbooks.com/free-resources/free-online-books/

New additions...

Additions in Year 2 are more interesting...

VIDEO:

Now, practise with the worksheet you have in your purple folder. 

Enjoy your weekend! :)

Cake, snail and birthday sound the same!

                                                                           VIDEO:

Now, read these words and try to finish the maze!

Online games for Mathematics

1- A good game for ordering and sequencing numbers. Click on the image. Let's try!
Click on the picture and choose the activity. Play with numbers from 0-100.

2- A game to demonstrate how good are you at making additions. You can choose the level. Click on the image...good luck!

3-A game to practice tens and units! Click on the photo:

How our body works...? Respiratory, circulatory and excretory systems

Our respiratory and circulatory systems move oxygen thorugh our bodies. This is a part of nutrition.

The respiratory system allows us to get oxygen from the air.

VIDEO:

The circulatory system sends blood from the heart to all parts of our body.

VIDEO:

The excretory system helps us get rid of waste products.

VIDEO:

How to solve problems in Maths...

Hello, hello!

In Maths we are working on problem solving. We have established 5 steps to get the right answer!

Problems are easy if you follow them:

Key words are those words which help us to know if we have to add or subtract

Looks "Ph" but sounds /f/

Enjoy the video and then try to read the words below:

The digestive system

In Natural Science we learn how our body works. This week we are focused on THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.

VIDEO

The digestive system has got 4 essential parts:

1. MOUTH
2. ESOPHAGUS
3. STOMACH
4. INTESTINE