Hingham Primary School
Nurture - Learn - Achieve
Hingham Primary School
Nurture - Learn - Achieve
Year 2
Home Learning
Find below everything you need to keep your children learning at home whilst school is closed.
Kingfisher Class hit the headlines
Here's what we've been up to this week...
The aliens have landed!!!
Butterfly!
Girl in Space
A 'Bob, Man on the Moon' inspired stop animation
Designing an aircraft for an alien
A guided tour of the moon courtesy of 'Bob, The Man on the Moon'
An interview with Neil Armstrong
HPS News Moon Landing Interview
The planets, a puppet show
'Mars' by Holst as a piece of visual art
A visual interperetation of 'Mars' from the Planet Suite by Holst
Slow motion meteor impact (1)
Slow motion meteor impact (2)
Shape sorting.
A retelling of Beegu so far...
Recreating the surface of Mercury
The Solar System
Mnemonics for Naming the Planets in the Solar System
All about Mary Seacole
The 'Drop and swap' rule in action
Life Cycle of a Chicken
Kingfisher Class' Rainbow Challenge
To compliment the NHS rainbow campaign and to demonstrate how the blue light services and other agencies are working together, we're encouraging our children to display sunflowers in their windows. These can be drawn, painted, knitted, or created in any way you can think of.
When officers, out and about on patrol, see your sunflower displays, they'll post a packet of sunflower seeds through your door. You can then plant these and watch them grow over the coming weeks and months - with a beautiful sunflower to look forward to at the end.
Don't forget to grow your support by sharing your sunflower creations with us via email and on social media @norfolkpolice @hingham_sch
Archive
Welcome to Kingfisher Class!
We are a Year 2 class. Our teachers are Mrs Davidson (Monday to Wednesday) and Miss Khanam (Thursday and Friday). The other adults who help us are Mrs Cox and Miss Flowers. We enjoy spending as much time as possible outside and getting hands on with our learning.
Scroll down to find photos of what we've been up to and to find copies of letters and other useful documents and links.
This week's recommended read:
From Volleyball to UFC, Darts to Formula 1 and Gymnastics to Table Tennis, there's something for everyone in this luxuriously large nonfiction compendium of all things sporty. Split into nine useful sections - ball sports, combat sports, water sports, motor sports, and so on - each sport is outlined in fascinating variety, from kit to rules and pitch diagrams to interesting facts about the game. For instance, did you know that the Titanic had a squash court on board? Or that ballet tutus are forbidden in rhythmic gymnastics?