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Term 2 Homework

Forest School Dates

 

Thursday 23rd November

Thursday 7th December

 

 

 

 

After a successful Term 1 learning about Spies through our class novel, ‘Stormbreaker’ by Anthony Horowitz, we are now busy focusing on our topic for Term 2 - World War 2.

 

We are learning about different aspects of WW2 within many subjects across the curriculum, with the final aim of turning our classroom into a War Museum!

English

 

 

Our focused text this term is ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’ by Michelle Magorian. We have already learned a lot about being an evacuee and have written diary entries and letters imagining what life would have been like for people in 1939. We are fortunate enough to welcome in to school, a visitor that experienced World War 2 first hand and are excited about asking her lots of questions. We are also going on a school trip in early December, where we will experience the challenges faced by children that were evacuated from their homes. Photos to follow….!

 

Writing a diary entry or letter from the point of view of a WW2 evacuee, Mister Tom from our class novel or William's mother back in London.

Maths

 

With the SATs around the corner, we have been busy practising skills learned in previous years, as well as learning new topics such as algebra, pie charts and many, many calculations involving fractions and percentages!

Science

 

Our Science topic this term is Electricity. We have already learned about different types of renewable and non-renewable energy sources, have built solar powered robots and are now designing games for our friends in Year R that require electrical circuits to work.

Building our solar-powered robots

Curriculum

 

As previously mentioned, our World War 2 topic features in many subjects learned across the curriculum. We have studied and designed propaganda posters, built dioramas depicting Anderson shelters and battlefields, constructed our own shelters in our Forest School sessions and learned songs popular during the Second World War.