Lostock Gralam C of E Primary School
Y2 18.06.20
Date: 17th Jun 2020 @ 9:28pm
Buenas Dias Swallows children
Who has been singing to make it rain so much recently? 
He he he! I hope that the rain hasn't stopped you having fun and that you have managed to still play outside.
Today's story is read by Mrs Brennan, it is called Visionary Women Around The World. Again, this fits in wth our No Outsiders work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0JNLQntC0U
Our writing lesson today explores the 4 different types of sentences: statements, questions, commands and exclamations. We have used all of these in our writing so today's lesson will be a little reminder. I know how good you will be at this.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7b3trd
In Maths, we will be finding several parts of the whole where the numerator, the top number in the fraction is more than 1.
In our Spanish lesson, we will be learning how to count.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z42296f
A message from Mrs Powell
Geordie Stewart has been on countless adventures in his young life, in August ’18, he cycled 22,500 miles over 430 days through 4 continents.
Geordie decided to set his sights on this ambitious venture when he was 17 and had no climbing experience.
The Seven Summits consists of: – South America: Aconcagua – Africa: Kilimanjaro–
Europe: Elbrus – North America: Denali – Antarctica: Vinson Massif – Australasia/Oceania: Carstensz Pyramid – Asia: Everest
When discussing his adventures he said that the reading books about adventures and going on adventures are very different. He challenges us to all make our own adventures and discover whether this is the same as you think. Have you read about somewhere or seen something you would like to do? Remember Alex said at the beginning of the week that we all have our own challenges whether this is riding a bike or a maths question. We all have our own Everest to climb and challenge us!
I hope that you all have a thoughtful Thursday filled with fun and laughter.
Love from Mrs Rice and Mrs Elson xxx