Social and emotional Learning: Zones of Regulations
Today we welcomed Mrs V into Year 2 to introduce the Zones of Regulation with the class. It was lovely to see all the students understanding the zones and be able to talk with one another.
WHAT ARE THE ZONES?
BLUE Zone – Your body is running slow, such as when you are
tired, sick, sad or bored.
There are four zones to describe how your brain and body feel.
GREEN Zone – Like a green light, you are “good to go.” You body
may feel happy, calm and focused.
YELLOW Zone – This zone describes when you start to loose control, such as when you are frustrated, anxious, worried, silly or surprised. Use caution when you are in this zone.
YELLOW Zone – This zone describes when you start to loose control, such as when you are frustrated, anxious, worried, silly or surprised. Use caution when you are in this zone.
RED Zone – This zone is for extreme emotions such as anger,
terror and aggression. When you are in this zone, you are out of
control, have trouble making good decisions and must STOP!
Why teach Zones?
We need to teach our kids GOOD coping and regulation strategies so they can help themselves when they become stressed, anxious, or sad.
Year 2 Spelling Strategies
Spelling Strategies Taught in Year 2:
In Year 2 we are encouraging the students to use the following strategies when attempting familiar and unfamiliar words in their writing. There might seem a lot of strategies to use but they can become proficient with them by the end of Year 2.
We will be teaching all these strategies throughout the year. We would encourage you to adopt some (1-3) of these strategies when writing with your child at home. If there are any questions or concerns we are available to support you in this area.
- Syllables – Break the word into syllables. Most often a syllable will contain a vowel.
For example: bl - a -ck, b- oa - t
- Blends – Are there blends in the word that can help
you?
For example:bl–, cl–, fl–, gl–, pl–, sl-, br–, cr–, dr–, fr–, gr–,pr–, tr–, sc–, sk–, sm–, sn–, sp–, st–, sw–, tw–
- Rhyming words – Think of a word you know that rhymes.
- Base words – Can you find smaller
words inside the word?
For example: bring, band, Monday
- Ask for help – Ask someone next to
you or the teacher for help.
- Displays – Look at the displays
around our room and use them to help you.
- Dictionary – Look up the word in
the dictionary. (end of term)
- Beginning, middle and end sounds – Say the word to yourself and write the sounds you hear at the
beginning, middle and end.
- Prefixes and Suffixes – Does the word have a prefix or suffix that you already know. (end
of term)
For example: Prefix (dis-, re-, un-, ) Suffix (-ly, -y, ness, -ful, -able)
- Does it look right? – Write the words on the try paper
to see if it looks right.
For example: reed, reid, ryd, read ?
Happy Spelling
Round Two:
Media Art: Gold Coast Suns Community Camp and Little Legends
We are extremely excited to present our Discovery learning for you on our blog! We have been working so hard with our partners to produce our very own Media Art.
Here are the first round of Media Art presentations. Next, round will be available tomorrow.
In Year 2 we learning to:
WALT: safely share ideas and information online
WALT: use the movie maker program to share our experiences online
WALT: use hardware when using a movie maker
WALT: experiment with a digital camera
WALT: be selective when choosing images to share
WALT: present and share a media artwork
WALT: respond to media artworks (Gold Coast Suns media)
WALT: consider where and why people make media artworks (Gold Coast Suns media)
To be successful at our learning we used a success criteria:
SC: I can safely share ideas and information to a friend and guest speakers
SC: I can use a digital image and a recording for sharing online (class blog)
SC: I can use the software program PhotoStory 3
SC: I can select the hardware needed to use movie maker
SC: I can use a digital camera to take a still photo
SC: I can choose the best image to share
SC: I can create a piece of media artwork
SC: I can talk about the Gold Coast Suns media experience
SC: I can understand why the GCS made this media artwork
Media Art: Leilani and Noah
Media Art: Jett and Zahara
Media Art: Gold Coast Suns Community Camp and Little Legends
We are extremely excited to present our Discovery learning for you on our blog! We have been working so hard with our partners to produce our very own Media Art.
Here are the first round of Media Art presentations. Next, round will be available tomorrow.
In Year 2 we learning to:
WALT: safely share ideas and information online
WALT: use the movie maker program to share our experiences
online
WALT: use hardware when using a movie maker
WALT: experiment with a digital camera
WALT: be selective when choosing images to share
WALT: present and share a media artwork
WALT: respond to media artworks (Gold Coast Suns media)
WALT: consider where and why people make media artworks
(Gold Coast Suns media)
To be successful at our learning we used a success criteria:
SC: I can safely share ideas and information to a friend and
guest speakers
SC: I can use a digital image and a recording for sharing
online (class blog)
SC: I can use the software program PhotoStory 3
SC: I can select the hardware needed to use movie maker
SC: I can use a digital camera to take a still photo
SC: I can choose the best image to share
SC: I can create a piece of media artwork
SC: I can talk about the Gold Coast Suns media experience
SC: I can understand why the GCS made this media artwork
Media Art: Estella and Blake
Media Art: Carys and Layla
Media Art: Charli and Aimee
Media Art: Cian and Tryggr
Media Art: Ella R and Aiden
Media Art: Ella B, Summer and Charlee
Media Art: Esiah and Chad
Media Art: Grace and Flynn
Media Art: Haley and Jordan
Media Art: Caitlyn and Hudson L
Media Art: Liam and Jaxson
Media Art: Levi and Chloe
Media Art: Lhotse and Lynk
Media Art: Maarten and Adele
Media Art: Madison and Emily
Media Art: Martha and Sienna
Media Art: Miya and Ella H
Media Art: Olyvia and Hudson T
Media Art: Xavier and Eva
Thank you.
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