Friday 17th April: Y2 Merit League Table and Word Search!

Hello Yellow Class!

 

The holidays are over, five weeks of learning from home is about to begin. We’ll be covering:

 

Maths – Patterns and turns, Numbers to 1000, capacity and volume.

 

Pin on Math worksheet       Capacity explained for primary-school parents | Converting units ...

 

Geography – The United Kingdom

 

Flag of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia      The Giant's Causeway | Ireland.com

 

Science – How do humans stay healthy?

 

How to Stay Healthy While Running a Business - Wave Blog - Wave Blog       Staying Healthy! | Teaching Resources

 

Reading – Look out for some extra reading and comprehension questions about our topics.

**Send photos of yourselves reading to admin@westgreen.haringey.sch.uk

**I’d love to post them on one of these blogs!

 

Writing – Look out for some colossal writing challenges about our topics.

 

New merits for work complete in the holidays:

Vihansa – 9 merits – 4x comments, 2x work sent, 2x mymaths, 1 for times table rockstars

Melina – 6 merits – 3x comments, 2x mymaths, 1 for times table rockstars

Saule – 6 merits – 3x comments, 1 for work sent, 2x mymaths

Aaron – 3 merits – 1 for work sent, 2x mymaths

Asabea – 2 merits – 2x work sent

Kianosh – 2 merits, 1 for a comment, 1 for mymaths

Adem – 2 merits – 1 for work sent, 1 for mymaths

Dila – 2 merits – 2x mymaths

Yasmin – 2 merits – 2x mymaths

Nala – 2 merits – 2x mymaths

Safiyyah – 2 merits – 2x mymaths

Edasu – 1 merit – 1 for maths

Amirah – 1 merit – 1 for mymaths

Demi – 1 merit – 1 for mymaths

 

Only two children have logged into times table rockstars in the last two weeks! For more information about times table rockstars, please click on this link below:

TimesTables RockStars!

 

Total merits for learning at home as of Friday 17th April 3:30pm.

1st place – Saule – 14 merits

2nd place – Melina – 13 merits

3rd place – Vihansa – 9 merits

4th place – Nala – 8 merits

5th place – Yasmin and Aaron – 7 merits

6th place – Safiyyah – 6 merits

7th place – Kianosh – 5 merits

8th place – Asabea, Edasu and Adem – 4 merits

9th place – Yi-Xuan and Amirah – 3 merits

10th place – Josepha, Nariyah and Dila – 2 merits

11th place – Demi – 1 merit

Everybody else – I hope you are out there somewhere!

 

How can I win merits and get to the top of the leaderboard?

 

You get 1 merit for sending work to admin@westgreen.haringey.sch.uk

If there’s loads of work on one email, you might get 2 merits if you’re lucky!

 

You get 1 merit for any comment. Scroll down and type me a message!

 

You get 2 merits for completing mymaths well. If you don’t score above 70% on both tasks then I will only give you 1 merit.

 

You get 1 merit for practising your times tables on times tables rockstars. I can see the last time you’ve practised, only Melina and Vihansa have done so in the holidays.

 

One last thing… a word search! See if you can find words about the United Kingdom below. Go onto google maps and search for the cities of Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast. Where are they? Why are they important? Tell me in the comments!

 

17 Comments

  • Saule says:

    Hello Mr. Morgan,
    Edinburg is the capital of Scotland. Edinburgh is Scotland’s compact, hilly capital. The city is important because, it has a medieval Old Town and elegant Georgian New Town with gardens and neoclassical buildings. Looming over the city is Edinburgh Castle, home to Scotland’s crown jewels and the Stone of Destiny, used in the coronation of Scottish rulers. Arthur’s Seat is an imposing peak in Holyrood Park with sweeping views, and Calton Hill is topped with monuments and memorials.

    Cardiff the capital and largest city of Wales, is the United Kingdom’s eleventh-largest city. It is Wales’ chief commercial centre, the base for most national cultural institutions and Welsh media, and the seat of the National Assembly for Wales.

    Belfast is Northern Ireland’s capital. It was the birthplace of the RMS Titanic, which famously struck an iceberg and sunk in 1912. This legacy is recalled in the renovated dockyards’ Titanic Quarter, which includes the Titanic Belfast, an aluminium-clad museum reminiscent of a ship’s hull, as well as shipbuilder Harland & Wolff’s Drawing Offices and the Titanic Slipways, which now host open-air concerts.

    • Mr Morgan says:

      Nice research there Saule.

      Where would you most like to visit?

      Edinburgh, Cardiff or Belfast?

      Or perhaps you think London is the best capital city. London is the capital city of… _______!

      • Saule says:

        London is the capital of United Kingdom, I have been in Cardiff last year after Christmas and I visited Cardiff Castle…
        Now I would like to visit Edinburgh Castle 🙂

        • Mr Morgan says:

          London is also the capital of England!

          Wow, you’re very lucky you’ve travelled to so many places in the UK at such a young age! There are so many lovely places to explore in Scotland. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Ness and Ben Nevis! Google ‘Ben Nevis’ and see if you’d like to go there.

  • Melina Ada says:

    Hi Mr Morgan,
    Edinburgh is Scotland’s capital, Cardiff is Wales’s capital and Belfast is Northern Ireland’s capital.

    • Mr Morgan says:

      Hi Melina! Try to find these extra facts out on the internet now.

      1. What’s the longest river in the UK?

      2. What’s the biggest mountain in the UK?

      3. Where would you find at Giants Causeway? What is it?

      Anyone can answer, just reply!

  • Vihansa says:

    Hello Mr Morgan,
    Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. This city is the second popular city in Scotland and seventh in the United Kingdom. Edinburgh is famous for following reasons:
    1. Edinburgh Castle and the climb to Arthur’s seat.
    2. Edinburgh is calls as the ”city of festivals”. It held the world’s largest annual International arts festival.
    3. About their music – pipes and drums of bands.
    4. Royal mile – which runs from the Edinburgh castle to Holyrood palace.
    5. Old town – Modern Edinburgh is built over the old city and there are streets and catacombs below that can still toured to this day.

    Cardiff is the capital of Wales. Cardiff is famous for:
    1.Cardiff as known as ”city of Arcades”. It has the largest olden days and modern shopping malls.
    2.Cardiff Bay is the largest waterfront redevelopment project in Europe.
    3.Principality Millanium Stadium has one of the largest sliding roofs in the world.

    Belfast is the capital and the largest city in Northern Ireland. Belfast is famous for:
    1. World famous Titanic ship was built in Belfast and the Titanic Belfast Museum.
    2. In 1911-1912, Harland and Wolff had the largest shipyard in the world.
    3. Belfast castle.

    • Mr Morgan says:

      Great research! I’m lucky that I’ve been to all three of the capital cities and they are all really interesting to explore. My aunty lives in Belfast and she makes T-shirts with the Titanic ship on them.

      I promise to reply to your email today too. Try to answer the questions I asked Melina (look above)!

      • Vihansa says:

        Hi Mr Morgan,
        Giant Coast is in the North coast of Northern Ireland.
        It is a area of a 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, due to a ancient volcanic eruption. Looks like it is very Beautiful.

        • Mr Morgan says:

          All of the stones at Giants Causeway have hexagon faces on the top. It’s amazing that it has been created by nature!

  • Vihansa says:

    Mr Morgan, I have sent an email to you, last Friday with some of my work and some pictures. Hope you have received it. thanks. Vihansa.

  • Vihansa says:

    Good morning Mr Morgan, I finished my all three books i have brought from school. I started reading ”George’s Marvellous Medicine”.

  • nariyah says:

    Hello Mr Morgan,

    1.Edinburgh is the capital city of scotland and is the home for scotlands crowns jewels.

    2.Cardiff is the capital city of wales and is 11th largest city in wales,

    3. Belfast is the capital city of northern Ireland it was the birth place of the RMS TItanic.

    • Mr Morgan says:

      Thanks for the sentences! The Titanic was an enormous ship, do you know the story of how it sunk?

      Remember to use capital letters for every place name, even if it isn’t at the start of your sentence! 🙂

  • Asabea says:

    Hello yellow class I hope your well

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