Welcome to Class 2
Meet the Team from Class 2.
Class2CurriculumNewsletterAutumn2025.pdf
Today we made reading dens for our great reading efforts this term!
(Don’t forget to get stuck in to a book this half term, I can’t wait to see what you have been reading!)
Well done Class 2 for another brilliant week - you have all worked very hard!
📚 This week 24 of you read and 21 of you read four or more times. Well done!
📝 22 of you practiced your spellings. I have been so impressed with the effort you have been putting in - writing sentences with the words included, rainbow writing, spelling pyramids and so much more!
Well done to everyone who practiced their spellings and read at home this week! ⭐ Keep it up!
📚 22 children read four or more times and 25 children read in total!
📝25 children practiced their spellings!
Year 3 had a lovely time at Torrington Library this morning. Roz read us a story called The Library Story and explained to us how we find books in the library. We have all chosen a book to read at home too.
Thank you to Roz for a lovely time and to Mrs Wilson for driving us on the mini bus. 😀📚
Well done to everyone who has read at home and practiced their spellings at home. We had an amazing 24 spellers and a fantastic 23 readers this week. 21 of those readers read four or more times this week!
It has been wonderful to read the comments you have written about the books you are reading at home, and I have been very impressed with your efforts to learn your spellings. Keep up the hard work, Class 2! ⭐
We had a fantastic morning with author, Joseph Elliott, listening to him read us part of his book ‘Nora and The Map of Mayhem’ and how he became an author and actor! We even created our own monster and wrote a short story with him. We each were given a copy of his second book, ‘Nora and the compass of chaos’ that we all enjoyed starting to read!
We spent this morning with Bev from Farmwise Devon learning about arable farming and where our food comes from. We learnt about the ingredients that are used to make a scone! We milled wheat to make flour, milked Daisy the ‘cow’ and made our own butter, that we enjoyed on a scone afterwards.
Thank you, Bev, for a great morning, and thank you to Mrs Wilson for organising!
