Connect: Year 2
Check out what's been happening in 2A, 2B and 2/3C
Connect: Year 2
Check out what's been happening in 2A, 2B and 2/3C
Throughout this fortnight of learning students have been developing their Multiplicative Thinking skills through the exploration of division and how this connects with multiplication and fractions. They have explored the text 'The Great Divide' and recreated the division depicted in the text by halving and dividing by 2's. Students had a refresh and explored some narrative and poetry writing where they used a prompt to brainstorm and developed their ideas using a story mountain to support them in writing their pieces. They have also explored their triggers in social situations through the Zones of Regulation- students engaged in conversations with their peers around what triggers them into different zones.
Event | Date |
Transition Session #1 | Wednesday 29th November |
Transition Session #2 | Thursday 30th November |
Student Free Day | Friday 1st December |
Year 2 Planning Day | Wednesday 6th December |
Community Picnic | Wednesday 6th December (5.00-6:30pm) |
Literacy
In the upcoming weeks we are linking back to our work with persuasive texts. The Grade Twos will be revising their pieces to include text features such as 'facts, reasons, rule of 3, exaggeration, emotive language and rhetorical questions'. Students will be writing and refining their persuasive letters convincing a family member to adopt an animal from the RSPCA.
Maths
In Maths we will be delving into more of our problem solving and applying our reasoning skills. Students will be exploring fractions of a quantity and the different ways we can represent these, where we see fractions in real world scenarios while making connections to division and measurement.
Inquiry
Students will use their knowledge of people in the past and present to participate in conversations about generations. They will pose questions to gather information and use specific language to describe the past, present and future.
Wellbeing
We are continuing our work around the topic of learning for 'Resilience Rights & Respectful Relationships: Gender & Identity.' We will be continuing to explore the ways in which we are all unique and how we all belong as part of a community.
Kind regards,
Krystal Anderson, Hailee Eade and Kate Perrins