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Another great year has flown by in Year 2, and they have been inspired by their Summer Term topic; ‘Tales of a Riverbank’.
The children have learnt lots of interesting facts about rivers and our canals and even know how a lock works.
They had great fun dissecting flowering plants to see how they are pollinated and learnt what they need to grow.
When studying animal classification in our Science lessons, they learnt about the features and characteristics of creatures that live on and by the river bank; they produced some amazing art work!
Our book this term was 'The Wind in the Willows', and this inspired our creative writing - we even pretended to be an estate agent and write an advert to help sell Mr Badger’s home.
The Year 2s enjoyed making simple electrical circuits to light a bulb for Toad Hall and make a buzzer buzz for an alarm for Toad.
Plant Drawing - Thomas
Amphibian Drawing - Polly
Look at some of our fantastic work we have produced this term!
Otter Paintings
Otters can swim under water by closing their nostrils!
CASPAR
Otters have webbed feet to help them swim. ANNA
Do you know otters are mammals and carnivores?
WILLIAM
Electric Circuits - Alex & Rose
Electrical Circuits
We made a circuit with wires to light up a bulb. It worked!
HENRY & ALEX G We loved making our circuit with wires and buzzers.
MONTY & CHIP
At first it didn’t work and then we tried again and it worked!
ROSE & ALEX R
Nature Club - Lily-Mae & Conie
Pollinating a Plant
We enjoyed taking a flower apart to learn how they are pollinated. BEN & ALEX G
Fish
I used shades of pencil colour to make the patterns on my Rainbow Trout. Fish breathe through their gills. ISLA
Fish Drawing - Isla Reptile Drawings - Lottie, Max & Alex
Fact File Research - Matilda Amphibians - Marnie
Reptiles
Do you know that some kinds of lizards can run on water?
MAX
