Hello Year 2,

I am so excited to have you all back in school next week. Please continue to work hard at home this week so you are ready to carry on your learning once we are back in school. This week will be our final zoom call and it will take place at 11.15am on Thursday.

Below is your maths learning for this week. Have a go at each lesson and remember to send photos of your work to me using my email address on the class page. I will be expecting at least one email from you per week so that I can see your amazing work.

Here is our Maths Key Vocabulary Glossary for Year 2. This can also be found on our Class Page under the Maths Heading. The glossary will outline the key vocabulary we use in our year group as well as providing a definition and example for each.

Well done to George, Millie and Wyllow who all moved up levels on TT Rockstars last week, you have been working so hard! Throughout this week I would like you to try and spend 15 minutes a day on TT Rockstars again. I would like you to set yourself a realistic challenge of how many levels you think you can move up throughout this week. I will be checking again on Friday to see who has improved throughout the week. Let’s see if most of the class can move up at least 1 level!

Please remember that any worksheets do not need to be printed, they are there to support and guide you and you can have a go at these activities on a piece of paper at home.

Monday

Maths

Starter - complete these equations

9 + _ = 16 18 - _ = 9 _ + 5 = 11 _ - 7 = 10

This week we are going to be completing a unit on graphs.

For today’s lesson you will need a piece of paper and a pen/pencil.

Representing and interpreting data using a pictogram

Tuesday

Maths

Starter - Complete the following word problems.

There are 20 butterflies on a bush. 8 butterflies fly away. How many are left?
James has a bag of sweets. He gives 9 sweets to Ali. He has 14 sweets left. How many sweets did he have to start with?
There are 25 grapes on a bunch. Dan takes 7 grapes. Mo takes 9 grapes. How many grapes are left on the bunch?
Ellie has 19 beads altogether. She has 6 in one hand. How many does she have in the other hand?

For today’s lesson you will need a piece of paper and a pen/pencil.

Representing and interpreting data using a block diagram and a table

Worksheets - For today’s activity use the aliens from yesterday’s learning.
Extra activities

Wednesday

Maths

Starter -

For today’s lesson you will need a piece of paper and a pen/pencil.

Representing data in a tally chart and a pictogram

Thursday

World Book day activities

Today will be our zoom call at 11.15am. As it is World book day today I would like you to bring your favourite book as well as a piece of work to share. You will also need a pen and a piece of paper. I really look forward to seeing you for our final zoom call!

Friday

Maths

Starter -