Junior
School Newsletter: Term 2, Week 4
CONNECT
WITH YEAR 1/2
Learning
and Teaching
In year 1/2 We Are Learning To (WALT)...
READING:
Week 3: identify features of a narrative with a focus
on questioning
Week 4: use clues in the text to predict and infer
what is going to happen – narrative texts
SPELLING:
Grade 1
Week 3: ‘k’ as
in kitten
Week 4: ‘oo’ as in book
Grade 2
Week 3: ‘ea’ as in bread
Week 4: ‘ey’ as in key
WRITING:
Week 3: We are learning to write adventure narratives
with an Inquiry focus
Week 4: write adventure narratives using correct
structure and punctuation
MATHS:
Grade 1: Measure and compare the lengths,
masses and capacities of pairs of objects using uniform informal units
Grade 2: Compare and order several shapes and objects based on length, area, volume and capacity using appropriate uniform informal units
Grade 2: Compare and order several shapes and objects based on length, area, volume and capacity using appropriate uniform informal units
UNIT OF STUDY:
Schoolyard Safari: we are learning to explore a
variety of external features that living things inhabit
ICT: We are learning to identify and
explore digital systems for a purpose (including using word processing software
and publishing software).
TERM 2 CALENDAR DATES
16th May: Excursion to IMAX and Royal Botanic Gardens
Melbourne
17th May: Italian Day
Important
Notices
Uniform
As the days become colder, please remember
that school uniform does not include leggings with school dresses. Please wear
pants or the tunic with stockings or socks. Term 2 is not a SunSmart term and
therefore students are not required to wear their school hats at lunch and
recess.
Homework
We have introduced spelling activities
this term for students to further strengthen their spelling. They have the
freedom to choose which activity they conduct each week and we encourage them
to at least try each activity by the end of the year. Homework will be due
Thursday and new homework will be sent out on Fridays. Please remember to check
they are doing their spelling words and reading to a parent nightly.
Working With Children Check
All parents/guardians, visitors & volunteers to
the school MUST sign in & out of the school and display their WWCC in a
lanyard, which is available at the school office. The Department of Education
requires any person involved in an activity where children may be present to
have a current WWCC or have supplied proof that they have applied for a WWCC
with the Department of Justice. All schools are required to comply with the
Working with Children Act 2005. Volunteers are expected to carry the WWCC card
on their person at all times when working or volunteering at the school or
during school related activities.
There is no fee for this check. Apply now by visiting:
www.workingwithchildren.vic.gov.au
The Junior School encourage and appreciate Parent helpers!
Making
News
A Photo Display of What's Been Happening in Level 2
A Photo Display of What's Been Happening in Level 2
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Kade's 'Before, Middle & End' poster on 'The Ugly Duckling' |
Achievement
Awards Week 1 & 2
1A:
Phoenix: for his impressive detective
skills during Reading and using clever questioning to identify which story
"Witch Arentz" was from.
1O:
Joanna: for always putting her best effort into her writing and presenting work at a high standard.
2O:
Mia: for working hard to achieve her
writing goals and producing some excellent work!
2UO:
Chloe T: for her
higher order thinking about what happens to frogs when put in a different
environment. Well Done!
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