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Year 2 - Autumn Term - Castles and Independent Reading

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We have had a very busy start to Year 2 with a fantastic trip to Hedingham Castle and opportunities to find out about life in a castle.  We have had fun learning the story of Jack and Beanstalk and then changing it to our own versions by adding adjectives and changing nouns.

 

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Use the Story Map below to share the story with family and friends.

 

Thank you for all your support with reading and home learning.  Becoming a confident independent reader is an important aspect of your child's development in Year 2 so any support with this aspect of their learning will be appreciated. 

World Book Day 2018 - 2SM

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Willow Class had lots of fun dressing up as their favourite characters, from their favourite reading books on a belated World Book Day.  They talked about who and why the character was their favourite, made bookmarks and masks to take home.

 

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