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Gr 2 Term 2 Week 7 Skeletons Most animals have skeletons. A chicken has a skeleton inside it. Look at the neck bones. A fish has a skeleton inside it. Look at the back bones. A frog has a skeleton inside it. Look at the foot bones. A cat has a skeleton inside it. Look at the tail bones. A bat has a skeleton inside it. Look at the wing bones. A snake has a skeleton inside it. Look at the rib bones. People have skeletons too. Alex has a skeleton inside her. Look at all her bones!

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Gr 2 Term 2 Week 7 Skeletons

Most animals have skeletons. A chicken has a skeleton inside it. Look at the neck bones. A fish has a skeleton inside it. Look at the back bones. A frog has a skeleton inside it. Look at the foot bones. A cat has a skeleton inside it. Look at the tail bones. A bat has a skeleton inside it. Look at the wing bones. A snake has a skeleton inside it. Look at the rib bones. People have skeletons too. Alex has a skeleton inside her. Look at all her bones!

English Gr 2 Term 2 Week 7 (ai / ay)

The snail train Rain is on its way. “Let us play in the rain,” said Simon Snail. “May we stay and play with my birthday clay?” asked Sally Snail. “No way! Let’s make a snail train in the rain. I will hold your tail and you will sail on the wet hay. We will make a snail trail. But first I must spray you with water. Put on your boots and yellow raincoats,” says Simon Snail. Boots? But snails don’t have feet! “Bring your gloves and scarves,” continues Simon Snail. Gloves? Snails also don’t have hands! “Then bring your socks and jackets,” Simon Snail says. Socks? Jackets? Oh no - socks or jackets snails don’t need either. Wait - here comes the hail. Back home we go. We can play another day!

Grade 2 Week 7 1-5 June 2020

ENGLISH Read the stories every day : “Skeletons” and “The snail train”

English booklet (phonics)

MATHEMATICS Do pages from : “Grade 2 Mathematics COVID-19 Book”

DBE Maths and English : Term 2 Week 7 – 2 pages per day

English Maths 1 June 2020 Phonics p2 (sh, ch, th) Page 50

What is a skeleton? Can you name three bones in your skeleton?

2 June 2020 Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be _.

Page 51

Phonics p3 (oo)

3 June 2020 Copy two sentences from “Skeletons” correctly.

Page 52

Phonics p4 (sh, th)

4 June 2020 Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be _.

Page 53

Phonics p5 (ee)

5 June 2020 Phonics p6 (words with same meaning) Page 54

Write a story of 5-8 sentences about “Skelly Skeleton”. Draw a picture of your story.

Gr 2 Term 2 Week 8 Poem : Bones

Bones in a fish And bones in a frog. Bones in a chicken And bones in a dog. Bones in a snake And bones in a bat. Bones in a lion And bones in a cat. Bones in animals, Could there be Bones, bones, bones In you and me?

English Gr 2 Term 2 Week 8 (silent a-e, i-e)

Fairy-E saves the day Black Bat needs help. The skeletons are naughty. Black Bat calls out Fairy-E to help. Fairy-E swipes her wand and calls her children by name : Late, line, race, wave, smile, lane, gate, grave, crime, white, mice, nice, wake, shake and game. Skeletons, it is late. Stay in line. Let’s have a race. Wave your arms. Play the game.

Shake it to the right, Shake it to the left. Say ay-hoo, ay-hoo, ay-hoo, ah-hoo.

Smile and walk down the lane. Through the graveyard gate. It is no crime. The little white mice hide and bite if you are not nice. Slide back into your grave. Never to wake again.

Shake it to the right, Shake it to the left. Say ay-hoo, ay-hoo, ay-hoo, ah-hoo.

Grade 2 Week 8 8-12 June 2020

ENGLISH Read the stories every day : “Bones” and “Fairy-e saves the

day”

English Booklet (phonics)

MATHEMATICS Do pages from : “Grade 2 Mathematics COVID-19 Book”

DBE Maths and English : Term 2 Week 8 – 2 pages per day

English Maths 8 June 2020 Phonics p7 (words with opposite

meanings) Page 55

Draw a fish. Cut it out so that only the bones are visible. Write a sentence about

fish bones.

9 June 2020 Draw a big cake and write 5 a-e words in it (eg cake, late, cape, mane, tame, name, game, tape, date, late, gate, etc)

Page 56

Phonics p8 (punctuation)

10 June 2020

Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be _.

Page 57

Phonics p9 (punctuation – bicycle)

11 June 2020

Draw a big kite and write five i-e words in it. Make sentences with two of these words. Eg. bike, hike, like, lime, kite, bite, line, dine, fine, etc)

Page 58

Phonics p10 ( The big race story)

12 June 2020

Phonics p11 (Vacation story) Page 60

Write your own story about two mice. Try to use 4-5 a-e and i-e words. Give your story a suitable title (name). You can also draw a picture about your story.

Something crafty : Colour the skull

Try one of these :

Gr 2 Term 2 Week 9

Youth Day Youth Day is celebrated in June. The children at school wanted a street party. “Let’s collect money for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children collected money. “Let’s clean the street for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children cleaned the street. “Let’s paint a flag for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children painted a beautiful flag. “Let’s make a banner for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children made a big banner.

“Let’s cook chicken and rice for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children and their mothers cooked delicious chicken and rice. “Let’s find music for Youth Day,” the children said. So the children found a band. It was a good band. Youth Day! The children listened to music. The children danced. The children sang. The children ate chicken and rice. The children had fun!

Grade 2 Week 9 15-19 June 2020

ENGLISH Read the story every day : “Youth Day”

English Booklet (Phonics)

MATHEMATICS Do pages from : “Grade 2 Mathematics COVID-19 Book”

English Maths 15 June 2020

Phonics p12 (Birthday story) Page 61

Copy three sentences from “Youth Day” story correctly.

16 June 2020

Phonics p13 (Note passage) Page 63

Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be __.

17 June 2020

Draw a big ice-cream cone and write 5 o-e words in it. (cone, bone, phone, home, gnome, Rome, robe, stone, etc)

Page 64

Make two sentences with any of your cone-words.

18 June 2020

Make sentences with : rude, tube, cube, prune

Page 66 11 roses

7 carnations What is Youth Day about? Give your answer in five sentences. Draw a picture.

19 June 2020

Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be __.

Page 67 20 sums 8 wrong Your mommy plans a “Youth Day” function

at your house for you and two friends. What can you and your friends each do to make this a happy occasion? (Give each one a job to do and draw small pictures of it – eg one plans food, one plans a game, one plans crowns you could wear, etc)

Gr 2 Term 2 Week 10 Youth Day Song

Let us sing together, Standing hand in hand. South Africa, our country. South Africa, our land!

Grade 2 Week 10 22-26 June 2020

ENGLISH Read the story every day : “Youth Day song”

MATHEMATICS Do pages from : “Grade 2 Mathematics COVID-19 Book”

English Maths 22 June 2020

Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be __.

Page 68 12 blue 4 red Give the Past Tense of :

every day we stand ; yesterday we ___ every day we sing ; yesterday we ___

23 June 2020

Copy the poem correctly. Page 69 20 apples

4 boys Why is “South Africa” written with capital letters? Can you give another example?

24 June 2020

Write your own poem about “Youth Day”. (4 lines)

Page 70 20c, 20c,

R2 Find two ou-words in the poem. Do you know another ou-word?

25 June 2020

Handwriting : Today is __. Yesterday was __. Tomorrow will be __.

Page 73 25 tests 3 days What does “let’s” stand for? ___ + ___

And : he’s / I’m / you’re / don’t / we’ll

26 June 2020

Our class celebrated Youth Day at school. Write 5-8 sentences about it for the school newspaper. Add a picture.

Page 74 7 seeds 5 rows

Something extra :

Make a banner for Youth Day celebrations at school.