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Year 2 Information

Please download our Information Booklet to find out more about the routines and expectations in Year 2. You may also wish to take a look at the Y2 Long Term Plan 2022-23, which shows you the topics we will be covering in different subjects over the course of the year. Please do talk to us if you would like more information.

Y2 Parent Information Booklet 2023-24

We are keen for parents to support the children’s learning at home as much as possible. To help you do this, we produce a termly information sheet, outlining our main topics and giving suggestions for how you might follow them up at home:

Topic Overview & Optional Homework

Noughts and Crosses Optional Homework Sheet - Nature Detectives 2024

Spring 2 Body Topic Web 2023

Spring 1 Fire and Ice topic web (2024)

Noughts and Crosses Optional Homework Sheet - Fire and ice

Autumn 1 High Street Topic web 23-24

Year 2 Optional Homework - High Street 2023

Autumn 2 Fairy tale

Noughts and Crosses Optional Homework Sheet - Traditional tales

Summer 2 Up and away

Summer 2 Noughts and Crosses Optional Homework Up and Away

No Nonsense Numbers

No Nonsense Numbers Year 2

Long Term Plan

QEd Y2 Long Term Plan 2023-24

QEd Y2 Long Term Plan 2023-2024

Phonics At Home

As part of your home learning your child will be taking part in phonic activities set by their teacher. Many of you may have used Oxford Owl as it gives levelled reading books. The link below will also give you a video to show you how to make the sounds in a way that will help your child with reading and writing. The sounds are taught in a particular order in phases which develop during Reception and KS1. If you are unsure which phase your child is working on at the moment then please contact your child’s class teacher.

https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/reading/what-is-letters-and-sounds/

You don’t need to print out lots of flash cards or letters, just make your own or ask older brothers and sisters to help you.
There are lots of fun activities that you can do indoors and in the garden, hiding sounds so that your child can go on a treasure hunt, having competitions to see how many words you can make with a sound your child finds tricky or being sound detectives on your daily walk. Have fun together!