Year 2

	Teacher: Rebecca Davidson (Year Group Leader) TA: Tracey Jeffery
	Teacher: Lesley-Ann Brown & Liz Simmons TA: Val Kaseram
	Teacher: Cecily Stokes TA: Maxine Buckland

• Autumn term newsletter 2023
• Autumn Term Overview
• Spring Term Overview
• Summer Term Overview
• Year 2 Curriculum Objectives – Reading, Writing and Maths

Reading daily is one of the most important things you can do with your child. If you run out of books to read, you can access a large range of free books online at Oxford Owls.

Alongside this, we recommend that the children continue to practice their spellings and times tables. 

• spellings
• times tables

Great ideas for on-going projects that you can do at home. PROJECT IDEAS.

Try this art project ART PROJECT 

Website Links – great free activities

Oak Academy Video lessons by teachers, covering the whole curriculum

Top Marks All subjects

BBC Bitesize All subjects

Kids Workouts Physical activities to do in the home

Phonics Play Phonics games

Busy Things All subjects

Mental Health and Wellbeing

GoNoodle   this is a great website for children, combining a mix of interactive mindfulness/breathing activities in addition to a choice of energetic physical activities for them to join in.

NHS Fitness this is for parents who may be looking for some physical activity for themselves.

Please click here for the Think You Know website which helps to keep children safe online when using a phone, tablet or computer.

Please click here for a link to Place2Be’s urgent help website.

• Spelling List

Home Learning

1. Reading – please read at least three times a week with your child and make a comment in their Reading Diary. Your child will be able to change their reading book on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday every week.

Here are some fun websites that will also support your child’s learning at home:

For English: practise your grammar by sorting verbs, nouns and adjectives; punctuate sentences, making sure that your capital letters and full stops are in the correct places.

For Maths: practise doubling and halving numbers; see if you can beat the clock and quickly recall your numbers bonds.

Contacting the School

Coopers Lane Primary School is situated in Grove Park in the borough of Lewisham. The entrance to the school is in Pragnell Road, SE12 0LF