Don't forget to Dance!Learn the dance moves by practicing with the video below. Practice a few times with the music and then record! Record yourself dancing to the music and send in via Dojo :) Gallery of Greatness!Look through our Gallery of Greatness below to see the fantastic work you have all been doing! Remarkable Reading!
Tasty Treats!Pancake Party with Jesse, Sam and Kyle!
English:Over The Moon Video: Dictation:
Irish:Click on the pictures below to access the interactive resources for this week:
Abair Liom work: Maths:Click the pictures below to be taken to the interactive games for each page this week.
CJ Fallon Work: Click Play below to find out what you have to do:
Not sure how to go about creating a robot? Have a look at Andrew's below! Religion:
SESE:Click below to enlarge the page in your book and look at the video below to learn how to draw a crow! Pause and rewind as many times as you need!
SPHE:This will be the focus of our live lesson on Tuesday but if you can't make it, don't worry! We have a video to help you below! It's nearly MIDTERM!!!!! Just Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday to go....and a fun dance number to get us through! Well done guys you have done really well! Keep going! Gallery of Greatness!Look through our Gallery of Greatness below to see the fantastic work you have all been doing! Remarkable Reading!
Super Science and Marvellous Maths with Tessa!
Dare to Dance!
Look at the work we did which was inspired by Liz's love of nature!
English:
Irish:Maths:Religion:
EnglishLook at more of the incredible work your classmates have been doing!
Click the link below for the interactive resources - unit 12 Over the moon video: Skills book p. 83,84,85 Gaeilge:
Maths:Watch the Maths video to help with Busy at Maths and look at our Maths Gallery below! Click on the links below for the interactive games: https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-104/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-105/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-106/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-107/index.html
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Religion:Click below to see Ellen's St. Brigid's Day Crosses, the page in your book and the power point about St. Brigid and her cloak.
Early Finishing Activities:
English: Illustrate your very own super hero - what powers do they have, what colours do they wear, where do they live, how did they get their powers? etc. Over The Moon interactive resources (Unit 12 - you can also revise the other units, they have lots of fun challenges! Maths: Get a full bag of sugar and measure the weight of different household items, are they heavier than a metre or lighter? When on a walk, can you look at house numbers and identify which number is a H, T or U? Can you make a problem for the class like the ones in your book this week? Continue to look for and to make patterns! Make 'Guess my number' challenges/Maths problems Irish: Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! Think of other games you could play using your newly made deck of cards. Make cards according to topic so that you can play different types of snap or go fish eg éadaí 'go fish' or 'aimsir' 'go fish'. Religion: Do a fact file on St. Brigid based on the video and the lyrics of the song in the religion section. SESE: Go on a walk and take pictures or draw pictures of the different parts of plants you see. EnglishLast week we read 'Tom goes to China' in 'Over The Moon'. We looked up all the new words that were in bold - Can you remember what bold means? Here are some of your fantastic videos on word work!
One of our early finishing activities was to do a project on China. Have a look at this fabulous project!
This week we are learning all about 'Spring Feasts' in Over the Moon! Click below to access the interactive resources from Gil Education (Scroll Down and Select Unit 12) Over The Moon Skills Book Video: GaeilgeClick Below to access the interactive resources from Folens online: Click the video below for help with your book and how to make snap cards:
MathsClick the links below before you complete each page - these are interactive games on CJ fallon that match the exercises in your book. https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-100/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-101/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-102/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-103/index.html https://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/19626/activity-104/index.html SESE: Science
Religion:Let's celebrate Brigid!
Making Choices!
Liz's Corner:Liz loves animals and she is always looking out for the birds! Over the last two weeks she has talked about how to identify birds and she also recorded a video to show us how to make food for them! The children have been doing their research and sent us in the pictures below! This week, Liz is showing us how to bake! Watch her tutorial on how to make blueberry muffins and then you can try it at home with an adult! Early Finishing Activities:English:
Make a comic book out of your favourite spring festival - illustrate and narrate. Over The Moon interactive resources (Unit 12 - you can also revise the other units, they have lots of fun challenges! Maths: Measure different items around the house, are they more than a metre, less than a metre or the same as a metre? When on a walk, can you look at house numbers and identify which number is a H, T or U? Can you make a problem for the class like the ones in your book this week? Continue to look for and to make patterns! Make 'Guess my number' challenges/Maths problems Irish: Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! Think of other games you could play using your newly made deck of cards. Make cards according to topic so that you can play different types of snap or go fish eg éadaí 'go fish' or 'aimsir' 'go fish'. Religion: Do a fact file on St. Brigid based on the video and the lyrics of the song in the religion section. SESE: Watch the video on habitats and do a project with the help of an adult on your favourite animal. EnglishWe have been learning about the meanings of some of the words in our story! Look down below:
Irish
MathsSESE
Religion
Early Finishing Activities:English:
Chinese New Year - Which year were you born in? Do a project on that animal. With the help of an adult, include ten facts about your animal. Can you draw the animal? Over The Moon interactive resources may also be fun, you can revise units 1-8 :) Skills Book P. 70 Maths: Measure different items around the house, are they more than a metre, less than a metre or the same as a metre? Can you make a problem for the class like the ones in your book this week? Continue to look for and to make patterns! Make 'Guess my number' challenges like I did last week. Irish: Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! Think of other games you could play using your newly made deck of cards. Make cards according to topic so that you can play different types of snap or go fish eg éadaí 'go fish' or 'aimsir' 'go fish'. Religion: This week, you can listen to a psalm being sung. Do you have a favourite song from mass? SESE: P. 44 Liz has very kindly recorded a video for us. Click play below to see how to make 'Fat Balls' for the birds. You need an adult to help you with this. 18th - 22nd January Leave last week behind and let's step forward together into week 2!English:Watch the video below to learn how to make a 'Fortune Teller' for spellings! Make sure the paper you have is a square - each side needs to be the same, ask an adult to help you measure and cut, or click on the pictures beside the video to see how to create the square shaped paper from normal A4.
Below is a print out of a premade fortune teller with high frequency words and actions already inserted (Click to download). I also have a picture of the template so that you can clearly see where to write the spellings etc. 
 Over The Moon Work:Gaeilge
Maths - Let's get measuring!Science: Floating and Sinking!Gather a few household objects with the help of an adult, organise them into groups - what you think will float and what you think will sink. Test it out! Were you right? Why do you think that is? Can you explain why some things float and others sink now that you have done an experiment? Use this information to help you design an object that will float! Test it out! Religion:Watch the Grow in Love Video on David and Goliath below and then fill in p. 24/25 in your book. Early Finishing Activities:For anyone who finishes work early, here are some early finishing activities: English: The Blizzard! - do you remember when we had lots of snow a few years ago? Write a short story or draw a picture explaining what you did, your favourite snow activity or how you felt and why! Over The Moon interactive resources may also be fun, you can revise units 1-8 :) Your new story is 'Tom goes to China' - do a little research project on China with the help of an adult. Maths: Measure different items around the house, are they more than a metre, less than a metre or the same as a metre? Measure your height in metres and centimetres, do you know what it was before? Have you grown? Record your height somewhere and check every few months to see if you have grown! Continue to look for and to make patterns! Make 'Guess my number' challenges like I did last week. Irish: Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! Think of other games you could play using your newly made deck of cards. Make cards according to topic so that you can play different types of snap or go fish eg éadaí 'go fish' or 'aimsir' 'go fish'. Religion: After watching the video 'David and Goliath', illustrate and caption your favourite scene. Welcome back everybody! :)I hope you all had a very Happy Christmas and are ready to step into 2021 together. The aim of this page is to make our work in January a little bit easier. Jan 11th - 15th - scroll down for extra activities! |
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| Over The Moon - The Blizzard of 1947 Before Reading Activities: Vocabulary work: Read the sentence with your key word, does it give you a clue as to what the word means? Can you explain the word using a drawing or a sentence? Skills bk. p. 61: What do you think of when you hear that title? Fill in the boxes. A - list weather words that start with the letters in the box. B - Watch the weather with an adult - can you hear any of the phrases in your book? | |
Irish - Bí ag caint!
Maths
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Early Finishing Activities:
For anyone who finishes work early, here are some early finishing activities:
English:
Can you use your new key words in a conversation? Did you spot them in a book you are reading? Have you heard them in a cartoon or movie?
The Blizzard! - do you remember when we had lots of snow a few years ago? Write a short story or draw a picture explaining what you did, your favourite snow activity or how you felt and why!
Over The Moon interactive resources may also be fun, you can revise units 1-8 :)
Maths:
Be sure to watch the video under the heading maths as it has some early finishing ideas at the start!
If you are on a walk, can you spot patterns? What kind? Can you make your own pattern using items from your garden or home? Send them in to us!
Irish:
Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! You could also use paper and make snap cards! So if you wanted to play snap with your family, make two pictures of every word (be sure to write the spelling underneath and keep the pictures the same eg draw the same picture twice for one word so you can tell easily if it's a snap). Once you've checked using your vocab pages you have all the right spellings and you have two of everything, with an adult, get a scissors, cut them out, mix them up and now you are ready to play!
Religion:
Colour anything that hasn't been coloured so far, put on calming music and use this as mindful colouring where you just try to focus on the colour you are using.
Sese:
Say cheese! Arrange photos into a photo album with the help of an adult or look at photos and talk about what is happening in them with an adult.
English:
Can you use your new key words in a conversation? Did you spot them in a book you are reading? Have you heard them in a cartoon or movie?
The Blizzard! - do you remember when we had lots of snow a few years ago? Write a short story or draw a picture explaining what you did, your favourite snow activity or how you felt and why!
Over The Moon interactive resources may also be fun, you can revise units 1-8 :)
Maths:
Be sure to watch the video under the heading maths as it has some early finishing ideas at the start!
If you are on a walk, can you spot patterns? What kind? Can you make your own pattern using items from your garden or home? Send them in to us!
Irish:
Bí ag caint! Look through the vocabulary pages and use as many Irish words as you can during the day! You could also use paper and make snap cards! So if you wanted to play snap with your family, make two pictures of every word (be sure to write the spelling underneath and keep the pictures the same eg draw the same picture twice for one word so you can tell easily if it's a snap). Once you've checked using your vocab pages you have all the right spellings and you have two of everything, with an adult, get a scissors, cut them out, mix them up and now you are ready to play!
Religion:
Colour anything that hasn't been coloured so far, put on calming music and use this as mindful colouring where you just try to focus on the colour you are using.
Sese:
Say cheese! Arrange photos into a photo album with the help of an adult or look at photos and talk about what is happening in them with an adult.
Look at what we did this week!
We read and did Irish like Eoin and Eoin!
| Eoin D | Eoin R |
| Eoin D | Click to enlarge and read Eoin R's fabulous Irish sentences! |
We did mindful colouring and made cool creations!
| | Niamh's creation |
We reflected on the school year that has past and thought about what is yet to come!
| Eoin | Niamh | More of our thoughts |
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