In connection with our Science and Geography topics this term, the children in Year 2 were given some suggestions on what they could do for optional homework. These ideas included:
- Making dinner for the family at home.
- Making an igloo.
- Making a Christmas table decoration
Dinner for the family
Eloise decided to show off her very talented cooking skills by making a delicious pasta dish for her family.
“I really like cooking and everyone loved their dinner and ate it all up.” – Eloise
Eloise decided to share her amazing recipe and wrote down a detailed list of instructions.
Igloo’s are very cool!
Several pupils decided to have a go at making an igloo. The children were very creative and came up with very inventive ways of building their igloos.
Myles’s dad kindly helped him to make this amazing model, complete with fishing line and ice blocks.
“It took about half a week to make and I think its really good.” – Myles
Eloise made a smaller one out of clay and painted it, complete with a fierce polar bear! She said she really enjoyed making it.
“My sister helped me but clay is a bit messy and it got everywhere!” – Eloise
Thomas’s igloo was made out of cotton wool and papier-mâché. It took most of an evening to make and even has a little light in it which looks like a fire.
Stunning Christmas table decorations
Christmas is fast approaching and one of the options for homework was for the children to make a table decoration.
Jazmin, Myles and Samuel all made these amazing centre pieces which will proudly grace their tables on the big day!
“I only needed help with the glue gun, it’s good!” – Jazmin
“I needed help with the sand in the jar as it was a bit tricky, it’s definitely going on my table at Christmas!” – Myles
“I did it all by myself except for the glue gun bit.” – Samuel
