Welcome to Thursday’s learning.
Here is today’s short story.
Tomorrow I’ll be Brave
It is read by someone else this time.
I hope you like it.
First of all, please rehearse your spellings. Can you create a rainbow with each word? There will be a test on Friday.
Task 1
Maths
LO: Related Facts
Complete lesson 3.
https://whiterosemaths.com/homelearning/year-2/
Here are some challenging puzzles.
Task 2
Reading
LO: I can use clues to help me answer questions.
Look at the picture below. Then, answer the questions.
- How many people are in the picture?
- Do you think they are important people? Explain your answer using clues in the picture.
- Why is there no colour in the photo?
- How do you think these people are feeling? Explain your answer.
Task 3
VE DAY
Please read through this with your child. There are some activities to do at the end.
On Friday, lots of people will be celebrating VE Day. 
VE Day: What is it, when is it and why do we remember?
VE Day – or ‘Victory in Europe Day’ – marks the day towards the end of World War Two (WW2) when fighting came to an end.
How was VE Day celebrated?
Tuesday 8 May, 1945, was an emotional day that millions of people had been waiting for. Many people were extremely happy that the fighting had stopped and there were big celebrations and street parties.
Princess Elizabeth and her sister were allowed to leave the palace and celebrate with crowds outside, although they had to do it secretly.
The future Queen described it as “one of the most memorable nights of my life”. Many people also attended church services to thank God for the victory.
