Welcome to Ms. Donnelly's Junior Infants.
Ms. Donnelly's email: lbehan@stcorbans.com
Special Education Teachers
C. Bonner: cbonner@stcorbans.com Y. Delaney: ydelaney@stcorbans.com
Ms. Donnelly's email: lbehan@stcorbans.com
Special Education Teachers
C. Bonner: cbonner@stcorbans.com Y. Delaney: ydelaney@stcorbans.com
Our Wow Work!
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We have been so busy!
We have been working hard but having fun too! :-) |
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Friday 22nd May 2020
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Good morning everyone! Well boys, you have made it to the end of your first week submitting work through Seesaw. I am so very proud of you all! You have learned new skills this week including uploading videos, photos and voice notes and I have been blown away by your work. I know that you had some help to do this, so be sure to thank Mam or Dad for their help and give them the biggest hug!It was wonderful seeing you on our Zoom call yesterday. For anyone who missed the call, don't worry. We will meet again next Thursday for more fun and games!
Parents, I want to thank you all for your hard work again this week. I know that there is a lot of juggling and plate spinning going on at the moment for you all and it is not easy. However, you are all doing a wonderful job. Thank you for your efforts in making the switch to Seesaw. It has been great for me to see all of the boys' work coming through and to be able to give some feedback to the boys on their work. Today is the last day that I am posting work to the school website and it will be on Seesaw only from next week. The work I have posted to date, will remain here for a while for you to access in case you want to or need to. If you haven't already done so, please send your son's work through to me using Seesaw so that I can give him feedback. Have a lovely weekend!
An Fear Grinn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BZfGIumGMM&t=8s
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Option 2: Draw using Seesaw tools. See the instructions in Seesaw.
Optional activities:
Parents, I want to thank you all for your hard work again this week. I know that there is a lot of juggling and plate spinning going on at the moment for you all and it is not easy. However, you are all doing a wonderful job. Thank you for your efforts in making the switch to Seesaw. It has been great for me to see all of the boys' work coming through and to be able to give some feedback to the boys on their work. Today is the last day that I am posting work to the school website and it will be on Seesaw only from next week. The work I have posted to date, will remain here for a while for you to access in case you want to or need to. If you haven't already done so, please send your son's work through to me using Seesaw so that I can give him feedback. Have a lovely weekend!
- Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 6 agus an scéal ‘An Fear Grinn’. (Listen to lesson 6 and the story)
An Fear Grinn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BZfGIumGMM&t=8s
- Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘k’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and for a loop and a leg.
- Maths: Write numeral 0 using rhyme ‘Start at the dot, go around, down and around again’. Busy at Maths small book pages 29. (Combining and partitioning)
- Art: How to draw a butterfly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzX-xntLpL0 There are two options for this activity.
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Option 2: Draw using Seesaw tools. See the instructions in Seesaw.
- Golden Time: After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy. Well done!!!
Optional activities:
- SPHE: The Senses – Talk about the 5 senses and how important they are for us. Draw something we can hear, see, feel/touch, taste and smell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1xNuU7gaAQ
- Ten Magic Butterflies Celebrity Read Aloud - Click https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBi_RoXKVo0&feature=youtu.be
- Watch Coco The Butterfly: A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pT-s1-phgxs
Thursday 21st May 2020
Good morning everyone. I hope you are all well. Just a reminder that we are having a Zoom call today at 11:00am. If you wish for your son to take part, please confirm that you wish for the link to be sent to you. I am really looking forward to seeing you all again.
Parents, just a little note on Seesaw. It came to my attention today that if you 'Add Response' before your son has completed the work, it can seem like you are no longer able to access the list. Please see the video below for clarity on this issue. Also, just a reminder, we will no longer use the website here for posting work from next Monday on. Thank you, Linda.
Calendar
Gaeilge:
Optional activities:
Parents, just a little note on Seesaw. It came to my attention today that if you 'Add Response' before your son has completed the work, it can seem like you are no longer able to access the list. Please see the video below for clarity on this issue. Also, just a reminder, we will no longer use the website here for posting work from next Monday on. Thank you, Linda.
Calendar
Gaeilge:
- Éist le ceacht 5, imir cluiche siopa agus can an t-amhrán ‘Is Buachaill Bó Mise’. (Listen to lesson 5, play shop and sing the song.)
- Ceacht 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mo7M3VSHR6A
- Is Buachaill Bó Mise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AJKjdn99Xg
- Watch the video about the life cycle of a butterfly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1S8WzwLPlM
- Complete activity on Seesaw – Life Cycle of a butterfly sequencing activity. Can you put the life cycle of the butterfly in the correct order? Using the template I have attached on Seesaw, follow the steps below:
- Click Add response.
- Move each picture and arrange in the correct order.
- Move each word and place under the corresponding picture.
- Click tick to submit.
- Write numerals and colour correct amount of objects to match. Busy at Maths - Big Book pg 101
- Watch the video of the story ‘Mesi Goes for Water’ by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCKxgGw9164&t=9s Complete pages 46 and 47. Colour and match the correct objects. Trace the writing and discuss ways to care save water.
Optional activities:
- P.E. Jo Wicks Workouts – Live at 8:55am https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OT0feX8ld8
- Tricky Words: Play games with Tricky Words as explained last week. See link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8g9JQ-XdKLQ&t=3s
Wednesday 20th May 2020
Good morning boys! I hope you are all well and that you enjoyed the beautiful weather that we had yesterday afternoon and evening. A huge well done to you all on how you have been working with Seesaw so far. I have received fantastic videos and voice clips from you all in the last two days. Today you are going to send me a photo of your handwriting. I can't wait to see it.
Parents, just to remind you that we are having a Zoom call on Thursday at 11:00am. Please let me know if you wish for your son to be included. Thanks for all of your hard work with Seesaw. It is great for me to be able to see your son's work and to be able to give direct feedback. Have a lovely day.
Calendar
Gaeilge:
Just Handwriting:
Maths:
Also, please note, there will be no work shared through the website from monday, 25th of May. We will be working with Seesaw only. You must be able to access your son's account. Please notify me if you are in need of any assistance. Thank you.
Parents, just to remind you that we are having a Zoom call on Thursday at 11:00am. Please let me know if you wish for your son to be included. Thanks for all of your hard work with Seesaw. It is great for me to be able to see your son's work and to be able to give direct feedback. Have a lovely day.
Calendar
Gaeilge:
- Éist le ceacht 4.1 agus 4.2 agus can an t-amhrán ‘Is Buachaill Bó Mise’. (Listen to lessons 4.1 agus 4.2 and sing the song).
- Ceacht 4.1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ehxCc0gdvg
- Ceacht 4.2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKJCg_1tFbM&t=8s
- Is Buachaill Bó Mise: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AJKjdn99Xg
Just Handwriting:
- Do the 1st page of letter ‘k’ in the big book.
- Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and for a loop and a leg.
- Seesaw - Please take a photo of your son's handwriting by selecting the green button 'Add Response', choosing the photo icon, take a photo and click the green tick to upload.
Maths:
- Write numerals and colour correct amount of objects to match. Busy at Maths - Big Book pg 100
Also, please note, there will be no work shared through the website from monday, 25th of May. We will be working with Seesaw only. You must be able to access your son's account. Please notify me if you are in need of any assistance. Thank you.
Tuesday 19th May
Hi boys! A massive well done to you and your mams and dads for using Seesaw yesterday so well. I was so happy to see your videos coming through to my account and it was lovely to see you all. It was also great to get the chance to listen to each of you telling me your news. You have another task to do with seesaw today. You are going to come up with some words from the -ot word family and record yourself reading them for me. I can't wait to hear your words. Good luck!
Parents, if there is anything that you need please just let me know. I am organising another Zoom call this week for anyone who would like their son to take part. Please confirm by email or by messaging me through Seesaw if you would like me to send you the link for the call. It will take place this Thursday at 11:00am. Looking forward to it. :-)
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Maths:
Word families:
Parents, if there is anything that you need please just let me know. I am organising another Zoom call this week for anyone who would like their son to take part. Please confirm by email or by messaging me through Seesaw if you would like me to send you the link for the call. It will take place this Thursday at 11:00am. Looking forward to it. :-)
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- Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 4.1 and focail nua leis an bhfíseán. (Listen to lesson 4.1 and practise vocabulary using video.)
- Ceacht 4.1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ehxCc0gdvg
- Físeán: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lVk62IPMFg&feature=youtu.be
Maths:
- Recap on number 0 and making sets from yesterday. Busy at Maths big book pg 99. Write numeral 0 using rhyme ‘Start at the dot, go around, down and around again’.
Word families:
- Watch the introduction video about the Word Family –ot (words then end with –ot) by following the link. https://youtu.be/oKPbRW3wJ74
- Think of and write some words that end with –ot.
- Watch the second video for answers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lueXMhIn5aY
- Seesaw: Please record a short voice clip of your son reading his –ot words and upload it to Seesaw. See video for demonstration on how to record voice note.
Monday 18th May 2020
Good morning everyone! Boys, I hope you enjoyed your weekend. This is a very exciting week for you! You will be using Seesaw to send me some of your work for the first time. I can't wait to see it! I have recorded a little message for you on Seesaw. Have a listen there! Looking forward to seeing you all again on Zoom this week. :-)
Mams and dads, I hope you are all well too and that you enjoyed your weekend. A bit of good news for you! As you know, from this week on, the whole school will be using Seesaw to upload work. For this reason, the decision was made for all teachers to reduce the amount of assigned work for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, in order to afford parents and pupils time to learn how to use the platform. The idea is, with a less amount of work, it will be easier for you all to get used to the app and how it works i.e. uploading work, listening to feedback etc. Teachers have also been asked to assign simple, specific tasks which are to be completed using Seesaw in order to aid the transition. Please remember, you can only do all of this with the Seesaw 'Class' app. You will be able to send me messages using your ‘Family´app. You have been sent a code to access your son's account via email.
I am aware that some parents may like to do extra work on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. If this is the case, please feel free to complete any incomplete work from days and weeks gone by or to use any of the links or resources which we have listed here before. Revision is always a good idea for Gaeilge, in fact the pupils need constant repetition to retain new language. The work links and resources that are on the website will remain here until next week. I am uploading the Irish Translations for the week here now instead of posting them everyday. You can consult them here during the week. Once next week comes, all of the work will only be assigned through Seesaw.
Once again, I want to thank you for your continued support and to remind you that if you are having any difficulty with Seesaw or indeed in any other area, please let me know and I will do all that I can to help you. Email me at lbehan@stcorbans.com
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Tá Teidí ag Díol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb_gGyklcG
Mams and dads, I hope you are all well too and that you enjoyed your weekend. A bit of good news for you! As you know, from this week on, the whole school will be using Seesaw to upload work. For this reason, the decision was made for all teachers to reduce the amount of assigned work for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, in order to afford parents and pupils time to learn how to use the platform. The idea is, with a less amount of work, it will be easier for you all to get used to the app and how it works i.e. uploading work, listening to feedback etc. Teachers have also been asked to assign simple, specific tasks which are to be completed using Seesaw in order to aid the transition. Please remember, you can only do all of this with the Seesaw 'Class' app. You will be able to send me messages using your ‘Family´app. You have been sent a code to access your son's account via email.
I am aware that some parents may like to do extra work on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. If this is the case, please feel free to complete any incomplete work from days and weeks gone by or to use any of the links or resources which we have listed here before. Revision is always a good idea for Gaeilge, in fact the pupils need constant repetition to retain new language. The work links and resources that are on the website will remain here until next week. I am uploading the Irish Translations for the week here now instead of posting them everyday. You can consult them here during the week. Once next week comes, all of the work will only be assigned through Seesaw.
Once again, I want to thank you for your continued support and to remind you that if you are having any difficulty with Seesaw or indeed in any other area, please let me know and I will do all that I can to help you. Email me at lbehan@stcorbans.com
Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 3 agus can an t-amhrán ‘Tá Teidí ag Díol’. (Listen to lesson 3 and sing the song ‘Teddy is Selling’)
Tá Teidí ag Díol: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb_gGyklcG
- Maths: Watch video on the number 0 and make sets using objects from your home e.g. small toy cars, lego etc. Introduction: https://youtu.be/cZD_5ESqE2I Answers: https://youtu.be/c5-Z3QN_0qk
- My News: Upload a short video recording of your news on Seesaw. (Click the green button 'Add Response', select the video option, record and then click the green tick. See my video for an example.)
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Happy Birthday Eoin!
Eoin turns six on Sunday. We hope you have a lovely day Eoin! 
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Friday 15th May 2020
Happy Friday everyone! Another week over and another week closer to normality and being back with your friends and family! I really enjoyed the Zoom call this morning and it was so nice to see you all. I hope that the boys enjoyed it too. For anyone who was not able to make it today, don't worry. We will organise another one next week.
I hope you all have a lovely weekend. Not sure if we will have much sunshine but hopefully it will stay dry. You will be sent an email regarding Seesaw and the work next week. If you have any questions, please pop me an email at lbehan@stcorbans.com .
Golden Time:
After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy. Well done!!!
Optional activities:
I hope you all have a lovely weekend. Not sure if we will have much sunshine but hopefully it will stay dry. You will be sent an email regarding Seesaw and the work next week. If you have any questions, please pop me an email at lbehan@stcorbans.com .
- Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 3 agus imir cluiche siopa ag cleachtadh an comhrá le chéile. (Listen to lesson 3 and play a game of shop practising the conversation together.)
- Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Meg and the Bun‘. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
- Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘p’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down (under the line), back up to the top and all the way around.
- Maths: Busy at Maths small book pages 28. Colour containers that are full.
- Art: Simple Caterpillar Art: Cut small circles and assemble to make a caterpillar. If only white paper is accessible, colour small circles before cutting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj0Tm2sM9mI
Golden Time:
After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy. Well done!!!
Optional activities:
- Extended Phonics: Watch video of words from 5th group of sounds (z,w,ng,v,oo,oo) Read and write some words from the list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDDkN8_UmJA
- Watch The Very Hungry Caterpillar yoga on Cosmic Kids Yoga: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhWDiQRrC1Y
Thursday 14th May 2020
Good morning everyone. Just a reminder that I have organised a Zoom call for this morning at 11:00am. I will only send the link to the parents who have emailed me to confirm that they want their son to participate and I will send it at 10:55am. Please ensure that you have given permission for Zoom calls on the Aladdin Connect app. I am so looking forward to seeing the boys. See you at 11:00!
Calendar
Busy at Maths Big Book pg 98. Ring and colour full containers.
Optional activities:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB3cStV7TJI
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- Gaeilge: Éist le ceachtanna 2.1 agus 2.2 agus abair an rann ‘Siopa Milseán’. (Listen to lessons 2.1 and 2.2 and say the rhyme.) See videos.
- Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card concentrating on the final sound in each word. Read ‘fell’ and ‘box’ from decodable/orange card 4.
- Maths: Capacity - Revise vocab full, empty, half full, half empty, which holds more/less.
Busy at Maths Big Book pg 98. Ring and colour full containers.
- Tricky Words: Play games as demonstrated in the video below.
- Religion: Watch the videos about ‘The Church’. Complete page 44. Colour the items you would find in a church.
Optional activities:
- Extended Phonics: Revision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fB3cStV7TJI
- Science: Watch the video about the life cycle of a butterfly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1S8WzwLPlM
- Playtime!
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Wednesday 13th May 2020
Good morning everyone! I hope you are all well. Wednesday already boys! You're doing great.
Parents, I am organising a Zoom call for tomorrow, Thursday morning at 11am. If you wish for your son to participate, please confirm this by sending an email to me at lbehan@stcorbans.com I will only send the link to those who request it. The link will be sent at 10:55am on Thursday. There is no pressure on anyone to join the call and I understand this time might not suit everyone but I will organise another one next week so don't worry.
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Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 2.1 agus abair an rann ‘Siopa Milseán’. (Listen to lesson 2.1 and say the rhyme). See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Meg and the Bun‘.
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘p’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down (under the line), back up to the top and all the way around.
Maths: Capacity - More play if desired. Revise vocab full, empty, half full, half empty, which holds more/less.
Busy at Maths Big Book pg 97. Ring and colour containers that hold more.
Phonics: Watch the video below about the final sound in words. Use the orange decodable words to practise identifying the final sounds. Parents say the word and cover the card. Boys say the words slowly and guess the final sound.
History: Very Hungry Caterpillar - Watch the video and listen to the story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btFCtMhF3iI
Optional activities:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH4248PG9zI
Parents, I am organising a Zoom call for tomorrow, Thursday morning at 11am. If you wish for your son to participate, please confirm this by sending an email to me at lbehan@stcorbans.com I will only send the link to those who request it. The link will be sent at 10:55am on Thursday. There is no pressure on anyone to join the call and I understand this time might not suit everyone but I will organise another one next week so don't worry.
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 2.1 agus abair an rann ‘Siopa Milseán’. (Listen to lesson 2.1 and say the rhyme). See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Meg and the Bun‘.
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘p’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down (under the line), back up to the top and all the way around.
Maths: Capacity - More play if desired. Revise vocab full, empty, half full, half empty, which holds more/less.
Busy at Maths Big Book pg 97. Ring and colour containers that hold more.
Phonics: Watch the video below about the final sound in words. Use the orange decodable words to practise identifying the final sounds. Parents say the word and cover the card. Boys say the words slowly and guess the final sound.
History: Very Hungry Caterpillar - Watch the video and listen to the story. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btFCtMhF3iI
Optional activities:
- Extended Phonics: Revision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH4248PG9zI
- P.E. Jo Wicks Workouts – Live at 8:55am https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OT0feX8ld8
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Tuesday 12th May 2020
- Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist le ceachtanna 1.1 agus 1.2 agus can an t-amhrán ‘Aon, Dó, Trí, Ceathair, Cúig, Sé’ (Listen to lessons 1.1 and 1.2 and sing the song). See videos below.
- Phonics: Play go fish or matching game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CtPkUj1bP8
- Tricky Words: Revise all.
- Maths: Capacity- Revise vocab full, empty, half full, half empty, which holds more/less. Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Ds6-rnvi0 Busy at Maths Big Book pg 96. Ring and colour full containers.
- Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card. Read words ‘yes’ & ‘will’ from decodable/orange card 4.
- Word families: Watch the videos below about the Word Family –ip (words then end with –ip) by clicking this link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1QpL22RsyU Think of and write some words that end with –ip. Check your answers here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmd_T5QyTEo
Optional activities:
- Extended Phonics: Revision
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmyOk8ozS18
- P.E. GoNoodle Workout https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/believer and
- Playtime!
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Monday 11th May 2020
Good morning boys, mams and dads. I hope that you are all well and that you enjoyed a bit of a break from the normal home-schooling last week. The weather has been fabulous. I hope that you made the most of it. Boys, we are back again this week with some work for you to do. I know it is not easy continuing to do school work at home but you are all doing amazing work. Remember to thank the person who is helping you with your work. They are amazing too!
Mams and dads, I know the decision to keep schools closed until September, although necessary, is a difficult one to get our heads around as parents and teachers but I want to assure you that we will do all we can to help and support you in the weeks and months ahead. Our Student Council have written some messages of encouragement for the pupils. I am attaching them below if you wish to read some to your son. Here are some reminders for you.
Optional activities:
Mams and dads, I know the decision to keep schools closed until September, although necessary, is a difficult one to get our heads around as parents and teachers but I want to assure you that we will do all we can to help and support you in the weeks and months ahead. Our Student Council have written some messages of encouragement for the pupils. I am attaching them below if you wish to read some to your son. Here are some reminders for you.
- The work should take approximately one hour with lots of breaks in between tasks to aid concentration.
- The main focus should be on English, Maths and Irish.
- Play presents a multitude of learning experiences for your son so let them play to their hearts content. :-)
- The boys can choose their best piece of work and send it to me by email at lbehan@stcorbans.com
- I hope to organise a quick Zoom call for the boys later in the week for anyone who is interested. I am working on the finer details at the moment and I will update you as the week progresses.
- Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist le ceacht 1.1 agus an t-amhrán ‘Aon, Dó, Trí, Ceathair, Cúig, Sé’. (Listen to lesson 1.1 and the song). See videos below.
- Dandelion Reader ‘Meg and the Bun‘. Before reading, look at the title and front cover and make a prediction (guess) as to what you think might happen in the story.
- Phonics: Revise all sounds and digraphs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CtPkUj1bP8
- Maths: Capacity. Water play with some containers from around the house for, using the following vocabulary full, empty, half full, half empty, which holds more/less. (Use rice/pasta instead of water if you wish)
- My News: See image and video below. Draw a picture of what you did over the week off last week.
Optional activities:
- Extended Phonics: Watch video of words from 1st group of sounds. (s,a,t,i,p,n) Read and write some words from the list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBSxNmfa9xE
- Maths: Capacity Home-school links. See attached sheet.
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Week Beginning Monday 4th May 2020
Good evening everyone. I hope that you are all enjoying the glorious weather this bank holiday weekend. Just to remind you all that there will be no daily work assigned for this week, 4th – 8th of May inclusive, as this was scheduled to be school holidays. Instead, we have posted some suggested activities for any parent to consult if they wish to continue some activities with their son during this week. These are suggestions and not compulsory. We will be back here next Monday, 11th May. Look after yourselves. :-)
Suggested activities:
Useful links:
Extra reading material: https://www.speld-sa.org.au/services/phonic-books.html
Age appropriate Maths games: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?Subject=16&AgeGroup=1
Suggested activities:
- Read. Cuddle up on the couch or do some bedtime reading (10-15 mins. Per day/night)
- Write a letter/ card/ postcard for a loved one.
- Make a video call for a loved one.
- Catch up on and complete any unfinished work from previous week(s)
- Do an act of kindness every day.
- Do some house chores to help out at home.
- Cosmic kids yoga or practise some mindfulness. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhYtcadR9nw
- Learn a new dance/exercise from GoNoodle. https://www.gonoodle.com/for-families/
- The Body Coach for kids with Joe Wicks (Every morning at 9am)- https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyCLoPd4VxBusdjPRpso2Fq9rf0V0FV98
- Practise phonics, letter names and sounds with Jolly Phonics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2HYM9VXz9k
- Practise writing letters of the alphabet and simple words/sentences.
- Do a simple science experiment.www.sciencekids.co.nz
- Golden Time - Play with your toys and play outside.
- Phonics worksheets (See below)
- Scavenger Hunt (See below)
- Make a Face Art (See video and template below)
- Gaeilge: Revise stories, songs and lessons. (Scroll through page for videos)
- Cúla 4: Show at 10am everyday.
- RTE: Home School Hub 11:00am everyday.
Useful links:
Extra reading material: https://www.speld-sa.org.au/services/phonic-books.html
Age appropriate Maths games: https://www.topmarks.co.uk/Search.aspx?Subject=16&AgeGroup=1
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Happy birthday to Finn who celebrates his birthday on the 4th of May.
We hope you have a great day Finn!
We hope you have a great day Finn!
Friday 1st May 2020
Parents, please click the following link to complete a quick survey if you haven't already done so. Your input is greatly appreciated. Thank you. https://forms.gle/9fja1xkAod7ScX9s6
Good morning everyone and happy Friday!! You have made it to the end of another week of distance learning!! Well done to you all, pupils and parents. I know it is not easy but you're all doing a wonderful job. It has been so nice to see the photos and videos coming and I really appreciate you taking the time to send them to me. Boys, I won't be speaking to you next week but once the week is over, I will be back again and I will hear all of your news. Looking forward to it!
Just a reminder for parents that there will be no daily work assigned for next week, 4th – 8th of May inclusive, as this was scheduled to be school holidays. Instead, we will post some suggested activities for the week on Sunday 3rd May for any parent to consult if they wish to continue some activities with their son during that week. They are suggested and not compulsory. I know from talking to some parents that they would be glad to keep some activities going for the week but there is no obligation to do so. We will be leaving the work listed below for reference.
Take care and talk to you soon, Ms. Donnelly.
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal ‘An Feirmeoir’ agus an t-amhrán ‘Féach ar an Asal’. (Listen to the story and song) See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Zig and Zog’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘b’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and all the way around.
Maths: Busy at Maths small book pages 26 and 27. (Combining and partitioning)
Golden Time:
After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy. Well done!!!
Optional activities:
Music: Watch and sing video for nursery rhyme ‘Once I Caught a Fish Alive.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGRvRT0ysFQ
Maths Game to practise adding/combining. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/addition/addition-to-10
Art: Draw a train following this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97YSrmjaMqM
Good morning everyone and happy Friday!! You have made it to the end of another week of distance learning!! Well done to you all, pupils and parents. I know it is not easy but you're all doing a wonderful job. It has been so nice to see the photos and videos coming and I really appreciate you taking the time to send them to me. Boys, I won't be speaking to you next week but once the week is over, I will be back again and I will hear all of your news. Looking forward to it!
Just a reminder for parents that there will be no daily work assigned for next week, 4th – 8th of May inclusive, as this was scheduled to be school holidays. Instead, we will post some suggested activities for the week on Sunday 3rd May for any parent to consult if they wish to continue some activities with their son during that week. They are suggested and not compulsory. I know from talking to some parents that they would be glad to keep some activities going for the week but there is no obligation to do so. We will be leaving the work listed below for reference.
Take care and talk to you soon, Ms. Donnelly.
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal ‘An Feirmeoir’ agus an t-amhrán ‘Féach ar an Asal’. (Listen to the story and song) See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Zig and Zog’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘b’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and all the way around.
Maths: Busy at Maths small book pages 26 and 27. (Combining and partitioning)
Golden Time:
After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy. Well done!!!
Optional activities:
Music: Watch and sing video for nursery rhyme ‘Once I Caught a Fish Alive.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGRvRT0ysFQ
Maths Game to practise adding/combining. https://www.topmarks.co.uk/addition/addition-to-10
Art: Draw a train following this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97YSrmjaMqM
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Thursday 30th April 2020
Parents, please click the following link to complete a quick survey if you haven't already done so. Your input is greatly appreciated. Thank you. https://forms.gle/9fja1xkAod7ScX9s6
Calendar:
Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal ‘An Feirmeoir’. (Listen to the story ‘The Farmer’) See video below.
Revise the words from the last two weeks using the PowerPoint.
Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card concentrating on the initial/first sound in each word. Read ‘fox’ and ‘tell’ from decodable/orange card 4.
Maths: Watch video below about partitioning again. Busy at Maths big book page 94 (see image below).
Religion: Watch the video of the story ‘Ave Maria’. Explain that the month of May is a special month where we honour Mary, Mother of Jesus. Listen to the song ‘When Creation was Begun’. Complete Page 62.
Word families: Watch the video about the Word Family –op (words then end with –op) by following the link/Think of and write some words that end with –op. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D273OSYcHXA
P.E. Jo Wicks Workouts – Live at 8:55am https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OT0feX8ld8
Optional activities:
Geography: Click on this link to access interactive resources about modes of transport. https://www.worldbookonline.com/wbel/#/contentWorld;category=transportation
Calendar:
Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal ‘An Feirmeoir’. (Listen to the story ‘The Farmer’) See video below.
Revise the words from the last two weeks using the PowerPoint.
Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card concentrating on the initial/first sound in each word. Read ‘fox’ and ‘tell’ from decodable/orange card 4.
Maths: Watch video below about partitioning again. Busy at Maths big book page 94 (see image below).
Religion: Watch the video of the story ‘Ave Maria’. Explain that the month of May is a special month where we honour Mary, Mother of Jesus. Listen to the song ‘When Creation was Begun’. Complete Page 62.
Word families: Watch the video about the Word Family –op (words then end with –op) by following the link/Think of and write some words that end with –op. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D273OSYcHXA
P.E. Jo Wicks Workouts – Live at 8:55am https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OT0feX8ld8
Optional activities:
Geography: Click on this link to access interactive resources about modes of transport. https://www.worldbookonline.com/wbel/#/contentWorld;category=transportation
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Wednesday 29th April 2020
Dia daoibh Buachaillí! Conas atá sibh ar maidin? Hello boys! How are ye this morning? I hope that you are all well. I have been receiving photos of some of your fantastic work again the past few days and I continue to be amazed. I am seeing some great writing! Keep it up!
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Féach ar as Asal’. (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Zig and Zog’.
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘b’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and all the way around.
Maths: Watch video on partitioning sets below. Practise partitioning sets using objects in your home e.g. Lego/cars etc.
Phonics: Watch the video below about the first/initial sound in words. Look at your orange/decodable words and talk about the first/initial sound in some of them.
Optional activities:
Science: Watch the video about materials.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4UlCEMlo9k or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnkQcP-RHCw
Read alternative Julia Donaldson extracts edited to feature social distancing. :-)
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Féach ar as Asal’. (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below.
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Zig and Zog’.
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘b’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), back up half way and all the way around.
Maths: Watch video on partitioning sets below. Practise partitioning sets using objects in your home e.g. Lego/cars etc.
Phonics: Watch the video below about the first/initial sound in words. Look at your orange/decodable words and talk about the first/initial sound in some of them.
Optional activities:
Science: Watch the video about materials.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4UlCEMlo9k or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnkQcP-RHCw
Read alternative Julia Donaldson extracts edited to feature social distancing. :-)
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Tuesday 28th April 2020
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán. (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below. Use PowerPoint below to revise vocabulary from last week and yesterday. Video of the lesson sent through Seesaw as we were experiencing technical difficulties last night. Also accessible using this link: https://youtu.be/L9APpbPkpxc
Phonics: Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oi’ song. Think of a Juicy Word that has the new digraph in it.
Sound Copy: ‘oi'
Maths: Recap on adding/combining sets from yesterday. Busy at Maths big book pg 93.
Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card. Read words ‘run’ & ‘sun’ from decodable/orange card 4.
Word families: Watch the video about the Word Family –in (words then end with –in) by following the link/Think of and write some words that end with –in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6UFtbsLXPY
P.E. GoNoodle Workout
https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/count-to-100 & https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/dont-sit-down
Optional activities:
Watch Alphablocks ‘oi’ by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB-qfTX-gF0
Play addition game: https://www.starfall.com/h/addsub/add-machine-1/?sn=math1--math0
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán. (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below. Use PowerPoint below to revise vocabulary from last week and yesterday. Video of the lesson sent through Seesaw as we were experiencing technical difficulties last night. Also accessible using this link: https://youtu.be/L9APpbPkpxc
Phonics: Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oi’ song. Think of a Juicy Word that has the new digraph in it.
Sound Copy: ‘oi'
Maths: Recap on adding/combining sets from yesterday. Busy at Maths big book pg 93.
Decodable Words: Revise all decodable words on orange card. Read words ‘run’ & ‘sun’ from decodable/orange card 4.
Word families: Watch the video about the Word Family –in (words then end with –in) by following the link/Think of and write some words that end with –in. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6UFtbsLXPY
P.E. GoNoodle Workout
https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/count-to-100 & https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/dont-sit-down
Optional activities:
Watch Alphablocks ‘oi’ by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB-qfTX-gF0
Play addition game: https://www.starfall.com/h/addsub/add-machine-1/?sn=math1--math0
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Monday 27th April 2020
Good morning everyone. I hope you all had a lovely weekend and that you are all keeping well. It is hard to believe it is Monday already again.
Boys, your list of work is ready for you below but remember to fit some play time into your day too. Continue to be kind to each other, wash your hands and stay safe at home.
Parents, please click the button below for important information.
Boys, your list of work is ready for you below but remember to fit some play time into your day too. Continue to be kind to each other, wash your hands and stay safe at home.
Parents, please click the button below for important information.
Calendar
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Tá Feirm ag an bhFeirmeoir’ (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below. Click file for translations.
Dandelion Reader: ‘Zig and Zog‘. Before reading, look at the title and front cover and make a prediction (guess) as to what you think might happen in the story.
Phonics: ‘oi’ as in the words oil, soil, coin. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oi’ (see video below). Look at the image and description below for the action for this digraph.
Maths: Watch video on combining/adding sets below. Practise combining/adding sets using objects in your home e.g. Lego/cars etc.
My News: See image and video below. Draw a picture of what you did over the weekend.
Optional activities:
Watch video of ‘oi’ words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-0wWdE-Ezg
History: Watch and listen to the video about the ‘Story of Milk’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYFA2-4Zzhk
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Tá Feirm ag an bhFeirmeoir’ (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below. Click file for translations.
Dandelion Reader: ‘Zig and Zog‘. Before reading, look at the title and front cover and make a prediction (guess) as to what you think might happen in the story.
Phonics: ‘oi’ as in the words oil, soil, coin. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oi’ (see video below). Look at the image and description below for the action for this digraph.
Maths: Watch video on combining/adding sets below. Practise combining/adding sets using objects in your home e.g. Lego/cars etc.
My News: See image and video below. Draw a picture of what you did over the weekend.
Optional activities:
Watch video of ‘oi’ words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-0wWdE-Ezg
History: Watch and listen to the video about the ‘Story of Milk’.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYFA2-4Zzhk
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Friday 24th April 2020
Good morning boys. It's Friday!!! A huge well done on all of your hard work again this week! I know it's not easy when you are missing your friends so much but I have seen some great photos of your work and your parents have told me that you are working really hard and helping out at home. Maith sibh!! I hope that you have a great weekend and that you can get outside for a walk or a play. I believe the weather is going to be nice again! There will be more work here for you guys on Monday.
To all of the mams and dads, a huge thank you for all of your hard work too. I know that you are working tirelessly to help your son with his work and you are doing a wonderful job. I hope you enjoy the weekend.
To all of the mams and dads, a huge thank you for all of your hard work too. I know that you are working tirelessly to help your son with his work and you are doing a wonderful job. I hope you enjoy the weekend.
- Calendar
- Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Tá Feirm ag an bhFeirmeoir’ (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below.
- Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘The Hut’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
- Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘t’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), curvy bottom, pen off and cross.
- Maths: - Listen to the story of Day and Night by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmt1diZM1u8
- Geography: Travelling – talk about the different forms of transport on land, on the sea and in the air. Look at and talk about the pictures (Who flies/drives them? What’s good about them? Which is the fastest? etc). See image below.
- Art: Draw and colour a picture of a horse. You can use the following link if you wish https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juQ79UXedCA
- Golden Time:
Optional activities:
- Watch Spidey Superpowers: A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure
- Spring Scavenger Hunt - see image below.
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Thursday 23rd April 2020
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht agus can an t-amhrán ‘Tá Teidí sa Seomra Suí’ (Listen to the lesson and sing the song). See videos below.
- Tricky Words: Revise Tricky Words. Learn the new Tricky Word ‘little’. Put our new Tricky Word into a sentence eg. ‘My little sister is 3.’
- Maths: Busy at Maths small book page 36 (see image below).
- Religion: Watch the 2 videos ‘Where do you like to pray to God?’ and ‘The Church – A Place to Pray’ (see videos below). Talk about how the church is a special and holy place where people go to pray and talk to God. Grow in Love pages 42 and 43.
- Word Family: Watch the video about the Word Family –it (words then end with –it) by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5MSv7R9d9A
- P.E. watch and learn the ‘Hokey Pokey’ dance by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVAnoqxKAAc
- Watch and listen to the song ‘Three Little Pigs’ by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2s7cz6p7jew
- Draw or make a house that you think the Wolf will not be able to blow down. You can use any material like Lego, Playdoh, cardboard, plastic. You can send me your pictures/drawings to lbehanl@stcorbans.com
- Tricky Word: Little - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgQBLfEIXvs
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Wednesday 22nd April 2020
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht (Listen to the lesson). Revise
- Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘The Hut’.
- Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘t’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down (to the line), curvy bottom, pen off and cross.
- Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 112 (see image below). Talk about each picture (Where are they? What are they doing? Is it a day or night scene? What time of day is it? etc). Trace and write the words. Colour the pictures.
- Science: Materials - look at the pictures (see image below) and discuss what the football, ladder, jumper, window and car are made from and what they are used for. Walk around the different rooms in your house and look in your garden to see what other objects are made from glass, plastic, metal, rubber, wool. Draw a picture of the objects, label them if you can and send me your drawings to lbehan@stcorbans.com
- Watch the video about where wool comes from and how it is coloured by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41jx0Ljy23A
- Gaeilge: Use the Powerpoint attached to revise vocabularly covered this week.
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Tuesday 21st April 2020
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist lena ceachtanna. (Listen to the lessons). See videos below.
- Phonics: Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘ou’ song. Think of a Juicy Word that has the new digraph in it.
- Sound Copy: ‘ou’
- Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 111 (see image below). Talk about each picture (What do you see in the sky? Is it a day or night scene? How do you know? etc). Tick the correct box, write the word ‘day’ or ‘night’ and colour the pictures.
- Tricky Words: Revise Tricky Words. Learn the new Tricky Word ‘they’. Watch the videos. Put 'they' into a sentence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R087lYrRpgY
- Word families: Watch the video about the Word Family –ed (words then end with –ed) by following the link
- P.E. watch and learn the ‘Hokey Pokey’ dance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVAnoqxKAAc
Optional activities:
- Watch Alphablocks ‘ou’ by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nBh1DMIrDM
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Monday 20th April 2020
Good morning everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Easter and most importantly, that you and your families are all well. Boys, I hope that you all had a lovely Easter and that you enjoyed a break from your school work. I know how good you all are so I know you're working hard at washing your hands and keeping safe at home. Keep up the great work and remember how important it is to help out at home and to be kind to your families.
Parents, we are continuing to upload work on the website again from today. We are aware of the many challenges which families are facing at this time. The work we assign is to help to continue some learning for the boys but it is not designed to compound pressure at an already challenging time. For this reason, I wan to remind all parents to use your discretion when completing the work with your son.
Some reminders:
Optional activities:
Maths Home/School Links: Day and Night (see image below)
Parents, we are continuing to upload work on the website again from today. We are aware of the many challenges which families are facing at this time. The work we assign is to help to continue some learning for the boys but it is not designed to compound pressure at an already challenging time. For this reason, I wan to remind all parents to use your discretion when completing the work with your son.
Some reminders:
- We advise that the Junior Infant pupils should spend approximately one hour per day on assigned tasks with breaks being taken between them if necessary. Additional, optional activities are suggested also just for ideas.
- The work will be uploaded onto the website the night before it is to be completed.
- Please contact me by email at lbehan@stcorbans.com if there is anything you need assistance with.
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist lena ceachtanna agus an rann ‘Húrla Harla Hó! (Listen to the lessons and the rhyme). See videos and lyrics below.
- Dandelion Reading: ‘The Hut’. Before reading, look at the title and front cover and make a prediction (guess) as to what you think might happen in the story.
- Phonics: ‘ou’ as in the words out, cloud, mouth. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘ou’ (see video below). Look at the image and description below for the action for this digraph.
- Maths: Watch the song ‘Day and Night’ with this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGXO4RF1TvM
- Busy at Maths big book page 110 (see image below). Talk about each picture (How many people are in the picture? What are they doing? etc). Write and trace the words. Colour the pictures.
- History: Watch and listen to the story ‘Three Little Pigs’ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gdcgnSrUvU
- My News: See image and video below. Draw a picture of what you did over the Easter holidays.
Optional activities:
Maths Home/School Links: Day and Night (see image below)
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Message from Mr. Drewett
Important Announcement - Aladdin Connect
Message from the Digital Learning Team
All parents/guardians should have received a text or email detailing information about Aladdin Connect. If you have not received any information, please notify us by sending an email to me at lbehan@stcorbans.com. Please register, download the app and verify your number before the Easter Holidays to ensure you are kept up to date with our announcements and notifications. This is extremely important in case there are updates during the break which you need to be aware of. For more information about the app and how to subscribe please click this link:
http://www.stcorbans.com/parents-information.html
http://www.stcorbans.com/parents-information.html
Friday 3rd April 2020
Great news boys, mams and dads!!! There is no assigned work for today as a reward for all of your hard work over the last few weeks. A lovely Easter Surprise I hope. I am so proud of the boys - both how hard they have worked and how well they have adjusted to the arrangements at the moment. I am also so grateful for everything you have done as parents to keep the learning going for your son as well as coping with the day-to-day challenges this time has brought, so thank you all. I have loved receiving photos, videos and voice notes from the boys and it has been great to see the boys' lovely smiles again. You've been so supportive and I really appreciate that.
As I mentioned through Seesaw yesterday, we will not be assigning work for the duration of the Easter Holidays, however, feel free to use any of the websites/resources which we have shared with you up to now to help pass the time over the break if you wish. I am listing some more ideas here as suggested activities for the break if you are at a loss as to what to do at any stage. I hope that you and the boys enjoy the break and I will continue to upload work here again on Monday 20th April. So boys, to you and your families, continue to wash your hands, practise social distancing, stay safe and look after each other. Have a very happy Easter and be sure to enjoy any lovely Easter eggs that come your way! All the best, Ms. Donnelly.
Suggested activities for the Easter Holidays:
As I mentioned through Seesaw yesterday, we will not be assigning work for the duration of the Easter Holidays, however, feel free to use any of the websites/resources which we have shared with you up to now to help pass the time over the break if you wish. I am listing some more ideas here as suggested activities for the break if you are at a loss as to what to do at any stage. I hope that you and the boys enjoy the break and I will continue to upload work here again on Monday 20th April. So boys, to you and your families, continue to wash your hands, practise social distancing, stay safe and look after each other. Have a very happy Easter and be sure to enjoy any lovely Easter eggs that come your way! All the best, Ms. Donnelly.
Suggested activities for the Easter Holidays:
- Video call or email a family member e.g. grandparent, aunt, uncle, cousin.
- Easter drawing/colouring – make an Easter card, draw an Easter picture, design your own Easter egg (see attachments below)
- Try your hand at some Easter themed baking by following the link https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/collection/easter-kids
- Read a bedtime story (see attachments below - 'Brenda's Boring Egg', 'Saving Easter' )
- Go for a walk.
- Play some Easter games https://www.schooldays.ie/articles/Easter-games
- 'Golden Time' everyday playing with your toys and playing outside.
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Three of our classmates celebrate their birthdays over the break.
Tadhg on the 4th of April, Cillian on the 11th and Dylan on the 15th.
Happy birthday boys! We hope you have a lovely day.
Good Morning boys. I hope you are all well and that you had a lovely birthday yesterday Ciarán. I am sure you are all still washing your hands and staying at home as much as you can. Well done on all of the hard work! I hope you are managing to get lots of playtime with your toys too. Keep up the super work. Slán!
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist lena ceachtanna agus scéal ‘Coinín na Cásca’ (Listen to the lessons and story) See video & lyrics below.
Maths: Arrange the days of the week in the correct order.
Busy at Maths small book page 34 (see image below).
Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘l’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down to the line for a flick.
Religion: Watch and listen to the story ‘An Easter Surprise’. See video below. (Parents please cover this topic as you deem appropriate for your son). Grow in Love pages 40 & 41
P.E. Watch and learn the Twist N’ Shout dance by following the link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lm4rSMDOR8
Optional activities:
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/gingerbread-men-0
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist lena ceachtanna agus scéal ‘Coinín na Cásca’ (Listen to the lessons and story) See video & lyrics below.
Maths: Arrange the days of the week in the correct order.
Busy at Maths small book page 34 (see image below).
Just Handwriting: do the 2nd page of letter ‘l’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down to the line for a flick.
Religion: Watch and listen to the story ‘An Easter Surprise’. See video below. (Parents please cover this topic as you deem appropriate for your son). Grow in Love pages 40 & 41
P.E. Watch and learn the Twist N’ Shout dance by following the link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lm4rSMDOR8
Optional activities:
- Have a go at making some Gingerbread Men and Women by following the links. You can send me photos of how they turned out. Parents - no pressure intended here! Just a suggestion! :-)
https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/gingerbread-men-0
- How to draw an Easter Chick: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8V5eBOz19O4
Thursday 2nd April 2020
Matteis reading Green Eggs and Ham. Isn't he doing great!?
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Wednesday 1st April 2020
Happy birthday Ciarán!!! Have a great day!
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Calendar: (day, date, month, season,weather)
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht, scéal agus rann. (Listen to the lesson, story and rhyme) See videos and lyrics below.
Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Red Gum’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4 Arrange the days of the week in the correct order (Monday’s activity).
Busy at Maths small book page 33 (see image below).
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘l’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down to the line for flick.
Geography: Talk about ‘Wood’ (where you would find it, what objects are made from wood etc). Look and talk about the 3 pictures (see image below). Walk around the different rooms in your house and look in your garden and see what objects are made from wood. Draw a picture of the objects in your house that are made from wood. You can send me a picture of your drawings to lbehan@stcorbans.com
Optional activities:
Watch Pokemon: A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbCjkPlsaes
Gaeilge: Éist leis an gceacht, scéal agus rann. (Listen to the lesson, story and rhyme) See videos and lyrics below.
Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Red Gum’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?).
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4 Arrange the days of the week in the correct order (Monday’s activity).
Busy at Maths small book page 33 (see image below).
Just Handwriting: do the 1st page of letter ‘l’ in the big book. Rhyme = start high at the top, go down to the line for flick.
Geography: Talk about ‘Wood’ (where you would find it, what objects are made from wood etc). Look and talk about the 3 pictures (see image below). Walk around the different rooms in your house and look in your garden and see what objects are made from wood. Draw a picture of the objects in your house that are made from wood. You can send me a picture of your drawings to lbehan@stcorbans.com
Optional activities:
Watch Pokemon: A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbCjkPlsaes
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Tuesday, 31st March 2020
Good morning! Hope you are all well. Remember to keep safe by washing your hands and keeping your distance from others, as difficult as it is! You are all doing great! Keep up the amazing work.
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs 3:10 – 4:58mins). See video below. Lyrics of songs and English translation are provided.
Sound Copy: ‘th’
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Red Gum’.
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4
Arrange the days of the week in the correct order (Monday’s activity).
Busy at Maths big book page 107 (see image below). Talk about each picture (How many children are in the picture? What are the children doing? etc). Trace and colour.
History: Watch the story ‘The Gingerbread Man’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pckuS--UlV4
Design a Gingerbread Man (see image below)
P.E. watch and learn the Twist N’ Shout dance by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lm4rSMDOR8
Optional activities:
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs 3:10 – 4:58mins). See video below. Lyrics of songs and English translation are provided.
- Is Maith Liom an Rothar
- Ní Maith Liom an Rothar
- Is Féidir Liom Rith
- Tá Teidí ag Súgradh
Sound Copy: ‘th’
Dandelion Reading: continue to read ‘Red Gum’.
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4
Arrange the days of the week in the correct order (Monday’s activity).
Busy at Maths big book page 107 (see image below). Talk about each picture (How many children are in the picture? What are the children doing? etc). Trace and colour.
History: Watch the story ‘The Gingerbread Man’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pckuS--UlV4
Design a Gingerbread Man (see image below)
P.E. watch and learn the Twist N’ Shout dance by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Lm4rSMDOR8
Optional activities:
- Watch Alphablocks ‘th’ by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB43Qgu2Oac
- World Book Online Early Learning is a great resource which features games, stories, videos and activities. It explores topics like dinosaurs, sea creatures, people at work and many more. Children can colour online and there are lots of printables. Take a look if you wish. https://www.worldbookonline.com/wbel/#/home
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Monday 30th March 2020
Good morning all! I hope you all had a lovely weekend and that you and all of your families are well. A very important reminder to the boys to continue their great work but most importantly to continue washing their hands thoroughly. Not long now until Easter.
Mams and dads, below, I have attached a child-friendly video about social distancing if you wish to play it for your son. Also, Minister Simon Harris was interviewed by children last week and has answered some of their difficult questions in the second link below. I'm sure the boys are asking lots of questions. If so, it might be worth a look for them. Thank you so much for all of your hard work with the boys. We hope it is helping them to keep a little routine going. Please remember, that the work we list should serve as a menu for you to choose from and really 1 hour of work is plenty for any boy at this age. Lots of play = lots of learning. Also, all pictures and videos can be enlarged when you click on them. Hover over the arrows on the videos. Thank you. :-)
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs 0:00 - 3:09mins). See video below. Download File for lyrics of songs and English translation if needed.
Phonics: ‘th’ as in the words this, them, tooth. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘th’ (see video below). Action is sticking out the tongue. There are slight variations with the pronunciation of 'th' and 'th' however, please do not worry about this. All we need is that the boys can say the "th" sound by placing their tongue between teeth, hear the sound in words and tell you words which have the sound e.g. this, there, throw, that.
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4
Chat about the days of the week (what days do you go to school, what days to you not go to school, what day do you have Golden Time, what days do you go to soccer training etc). If possible, write out the days of the week on separate pieces of paper and get your son to arrange them in the correct order starting with Monday.
Busy at Maths big book page 106 (see image below). Talk about each picture (How many children are in the picture? What are the children doing? etc). Trace and colour.
History: Watch and listen to the story ‘The Gingerbread Man’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pckuS--UlV4
Optional activities:
Mams and dads, below, I have attached a child-friendly video about social distancing if you wish to play it for your son. Also, Minister Simon Harris was interviewed by children last week and has answered some of their difficult questions in the second link below. I'm sure the boys are asking lots of questions. If so, it might be worth a look for them. Thank you so much for all of your hard work with the boys. We hope it is helping them to keep a little routine going. Please remember, that the work we list should serve as a menu for you to choose from and really 1 hour of work is plenty for any boy at this age. Lots of play = lots of learning. Also, all pictures and videos can be enlarged when you click on them. Hover over the arrows on the videos. Thank you. :-)
Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs 0:00 - 3:09mins). See video below. Download File for lyrics of songs and English translation if needed.
- Carr Beag Glas
- Buail Bos
- Cad atá sa Bhosca?
- Timpeall! Timpeall! Rothaí an Chairr
Phonics: ‘th’ as in the words this, them, tooth. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘th’ (see video below). Action is sticking out the tongue. There are slight variations with the pronunciation of 'th' and 'th' however, please do not worry about this. All we need is that the boys can say the "th" sound by placing their tongue between teeth, hear the sound in words and tell you words which have the sound e.g. this, there, throw, that.
Maths: Listen to the ‘Days of the Week’ song by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrVjQSaTQc4
Chat about the days of the week (what days do you go to school, what days to you not go to school, what day do you have Golden Time, what days do you go to soccer training etc). If possible, write out the days of the week on separate pieces of paper and get your son to arrange them in the correct order starting with Monday.
Busy at Maths big book page 106 (see image below). Talk about each picture (How many children are in the picture? What are the children doing? etc). Trace and colour.
History: Watch and listen to the story ‘The Gingerbread Man’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pckuS--UlV4
Optional activities:
- Maths Home/School Links: Days of the Week (see image below)
- Read the e-book ‘The Gingerbread Man’. (see attachment).
- Social Distancing video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DA_SsZFYw0w
- Simon Harris interview - https://youtu.be/pAse_owU8p4
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Daffodil Day 2020
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Daffodil Day is a very significant date on the calendar for our school. You may be aware, that this year the Irish Cancer Society has cancelled all public fundraising due to the outbreak of Covid-19. This is the first time in a number of years that we are unable to fundraise as a school. Fortunately, those who wish to donate can do so online and our staff members have made personal contributions already. We understand the extremely difficult circumstances at this time, but we would encourage anyone who has a spare few euro, to go online and donate what you can to this great cause. https://www.cancer.ie/
Daffodil Day is a very significant date on the calendar for our school. You may be aware, that this year the Irish Cancer Society has cancelled all public fundraising due to the outbreak of Covid-19. This is the first time in a number of years that we are unable to fundraise as a school. Fortunately, those who wish to donate can do so online and our staff members have made personal contributions already. We understand the extremely difficult circumstances at this time, but we would encourage anyone who has a spare few euro, to go online and donate what you can to this great cause. https://www.cancer.ie/
Friday 26th March 2020
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Morning boys,
Can't believe we have reached the end of the week already. You have all worked so hard this week. Well done. I hope you managed to get outside yesterday to make the most of the lovely sunshine! I have a feeling someone may have helped you with your work this week. Give them a big hug and say thank you! Enjoy your weekend. You deserve it! Chat to ye on Monday. :-) Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather) Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal "An Tornapa Mór" Dandelion Reading: Continue to read ‘Bun in the Sun’. Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?). Just Handwriting: Do the 2nd page of letter ‘i’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down to the line for a flick, lift and dot. Maths: Busy at Maths small book page 25 (see image below). Number rhymes: 3 = Around the tree, around the tree, now I’ve made the number 3. 4 = Down and across and down some more, now I’ve made the number 4. 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat. History: Watch ‘Little Red Hen’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYwjuufc19Q Draw a picture of your favourite part of the story. Golden Time: After all your hard work this week, play with your favourite toy(s). Well done!!! Optional activities:
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Thursday, 26th March 2020
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Good morning boys! I hope you are all well. Thursday already! I have been blown away by the photos of your work and have added them into the gallery below. Your parents tell me that you have been working very hard which is great to hear. I think the best news I heard though was all about how you are helping out at home and just being kind...so important! Keep up the great work, helping out and washing your hands! You're amazing lads!
Calendar: (Day, date, month, season, weather) Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen to and sing the songs). See video.
Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 92 (see image provided). Number rhymes:1 = start at the dot and then straight down. 2= start at the dot, half a heart and then straight across. 3 = Around the tree, around the tree, now I’ve made the number 3. 4 = Down and across and down some more, now I’ve made the number 4. 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat. Religion: Parents, please cover this sensitive topic as you deem appropriate for your son. Page 39. Read the story ‘Jesus Dies on the Cross’. (See attached page) Please note, parents currently have free access to Grow in Love software. It features videos, stories and songs. See image attached for link and password. P.E. Watch and learn the Superman dance by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n6E45UNxmE Optional activities:
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Wednesday, 25th March 2020
Morning! Scroll down to see your art. :-)
Calendar: (day, date, month, season,weather)
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs) See video below.
Maths: Busy at Maths small book page 24 (see image below). Number rhyme: 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat.
Just Handwriting: Do the 1st page of letter ‘i’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down to the line for a flick, lift and dot.
Science: Talk about the types of food you eat at breakfast, lunch, dinner, special occasions for example birthdays, Christmas, weddings, Easter etc. Who prepares these foods and what food you like and dislike. Draw, colour and label a picture of your favourite dinner. You can send me a picture of your drawing to lbehan@stcorbans.com
Optional activities:
Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs) See video below.
- Tá Oisín ag Dul ar Scoil
- Cad atá sa Mhála?
- Tá Teidí ag Léamh
Maths: Busy at Maths small book page 24 (see image below). Number rhyme: 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat.
Just Handwriting: Do the 1st page of letter ‘i’ in the big book. Rhyme = start at the top, go down to the line for a flick, lift and dot.
Science: Talk about the types of food you eat at breakfast, lunch, dinner, special occasions for example birthdays, Christmas, weddings, Easter etc. Who prepares these foods and what food you like and dislike. Draw, colour and label a picture of your favourite dinner. You can send me a picture of your drawing to lbehan@stcorbans.com
Optional activities:
- Watch the video about how carrots grow and how they get from the field to the dinner plate by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6Zk_B8_UbI
- Listen to the song ‘Little Red Hen’ (see attachment)
- Spring Walk – go for a walk with your family and see what signs of Spring you can see.
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Tuesday, 24th March 2020
Scroll down to see your art. :-)
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Calendar: (Day, date, month, season, weather)
Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal ‘An Sicín Beag Buí’ (Listen to the story. See video attached.) Phonics: Revise sounds and listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oo’ song. (See video attached) Think of a Juicy Word that has the new digraph in it. Sound Copy: ‘oo’ (as in the words moon, food and spoon) Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 91 (see image below). Number rhymes: 3 = Around the tree, around the tree, now I’ve made the number 3. 4 = Down and across and down some more, now I’ve made the number 4. 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat. Tricky Words: Revise Tricky Words. Learn the new Tricky Word ‘some’. Sing the song ‘The Wheels on the Bus’ using the word ‘some’. Put our new Tricky Word into a sentence eg. ‘Can I have some cake please?’ P.E. Watch and learn the Superman dance by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n6E45UNxmE Optional activities: - Watch Tricky Words Song by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvMyssfAUx0 - Listen to the song ‘Little Red Hen’ (see attachment) - Spring Walk – go for a walk with your family and see what signs of Spring you can see. |
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Monday, 23rd March 2020
Morning all. I hope you had a lovely weekend. Scroll down to check out some very cool artwork. :-)
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs). See video below.
- Phonics: ‘oo’ as in the words spoon, moon, food. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oo’ (see video below). Look at the image and description below for the action for this digraph.
- Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 90 (see image below). Number rhymes: 4 = Down and across and down once more, now I’ve made the number 4.5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat.
- History: Watch and listen to the story ‘Little Red Hen’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYwjuufc19Q
Optional activities:
- Watch Alphablocks ‘oo’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJAiCB8Djbw
- Read the e-book ‘Little Red Hen’. (Download file below)
- Listen to the song ‘Little Red Hen’ (Download file below)
- Spring Walk – go for a walk with your family and see what signs of Spring you can see.
- Calendar: (day, date, month, season, weather)
- Gaeilge: Éist agus can na hamhráin (Listen and sing the songs). See video below.
- Rólaí, Pólaí
- Is Mise an Traein
- Lámh, Lámh Eile
- Tá Teidí ag Siúl
- Phonics: ‘oo’ as in the words spoon, moon, food. Listen to the story and song for the digraph ‘oo’ (see video below). Look at the image and description below for the action for this digraph.
- Maths: Busy at Maths big book page 90 (see image below). Number rhymes: 4 = Down and across and down once more, now I’ve made the number 4.5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat.
- History: Watch and listen to the story ‘Little Red Hen’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYwjuufc19Q
Optional activities:
- Watch Alphablocks ‘oo’ by following the link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJAiCB8Djbw
- Read the e-book ‘Little Red Hen’. (Download file below)
- Listen to the song ‘Little Red Hen’ (Download file below)
- Spring Walk – go for a walk with your family and see what signs of Spring you can see.
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Friday, 20th March
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Morning everyone! I hope you're all well and that the boys are finding the work manageable. Please remember, this work is a guide and to use your discretion. If any of you would like to share your son's drawing with me, send it to my email address, lbehan@stcorbans.com. As it's the weekend tomorrow, we will post the next list on Monday. Enjoy the weekend as much as you can, say hello to the boys for me and take care. Happy Mother's Day ♡ |
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- Calendar: (Day, date, month, season, weather)
- Phonics and words: Revise all Tricky Words, sounds and digraphs.
- Reading: Continue to read 'At the Vet.' Do a retell of the book (What happened at the beginning, the middle and end of the story?)
- Writing: Draw and colour a picture of your pet or draw a picture of your favourite animal. Write your pet’s name or the name of your favourite animal beside your picture.
- Busy at Maths Big Book: page 89. See Page Below. Number Rhymes: 3 = Around the tree, around the tree, now I’ve made the number 3. 4 = Down and across and down some more, now I’ve made the number 4. 5 = Start at the dot, go down and around then put on its hat.
- Gaeilge: Éist leis an scéal Cé Tusa? (Listen to the story Cé Tusa. See video below)
- Jolly Phonics: Listen to and do your Jolly Phonics action for each of the sounds by following the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KjYLDhzhvo
- Maths Home School Links: Number 5. See picture below.
- GoNoodle: Try another video from the GoNoodle collection. https://family.gonoodle.com/
Thursday, 19th March
- Calendar: (What day, date, month, season and weather)
- Phonics and words: Revise all Tricky Words, sounds and digraphs.
- Reading: Continue to read “At the Vet”.
- Maths Big Book pg 88 - Sets of 5. See image below. Rhyme = Start at the dot, go down and around and then put on the hat.)
- Just Handwriting Small Homework Book: Letter “h”. (Rhyme = Start high at the top, go down to the line, back up half way and over the bridge.)
- Move and sing with sounds: Listen to and follow actions of the song by following the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezdSqXROWOA&feature=youtu.be
Optional Extra activities:
Maths Home School Links: Some ideas for working on the number 5. See picture below.
GoNoodle: This is a wonderful website for movement, dancing, relaxation and breathing. We use it everyday in class so the boys know it well. Let them show you how it works! https://family.gonoodle.com/
18th March 2020
Morning all!
I hope you and all of your families are keeping well at this difficult time. I hope the boys aren’t missing school too much! I will be listing some work here for them to complete while the school is closed. However, as Mr. Drewett explained in the text message on Monday, there is no pressure on you to get it all done. We are keenly aware of the fact that everyone’s situation is different.
The work listed will keep the boys engaged on some level with the work we have completed to date. Aside from the specific work listed, it would be very beneficial to continue to practise the boys’ phonics i.e. sounds (yellow card), digraphs (green), Tricky Words (blue) and decodable words (orange). Encourage them to write words and simple sentences to keep them moving forward.
Each day, chat about the calendar i.e. What day it is, what date it is, what month, season and the weather. (The boys can tell you all about the weather in Irish!!!)
I will also list some ideas for additional activities for you to use if you wish. These will be in the form of useful apps, games or some little activities to help pass the time.
If you need me for anything, please send a quick email to lbehan@stcorbans.com and I will revert to you as soon as possible.
In the meantime, please say hi to the boys for me. Take care of yourselves and each other,
L. Donnelly.
I hope you and all of your families are keeping well at this difficult time. I hope the boys aren’t missing school too much! I will be listing some work here for them to complete while the school is closed. However, as Mr. Drewett explained in the text message on Monday, there is no pressure on you to get it all done. We are keenly aware of the fact that everyone’s situation is different.
The work listed will keep the boys engaged on some level with the work we have completed to date. Aside from the specific work listed, it would be very beneficial to continue to practise the boys’ phonics i.e. sounds (yellow card), digraphs (green), Tricky Words (blue) and decodable words (orange). Encourage them to write words and simple sentences to keep them moving forward.
Each day, chat about the calendar i.e. What day it is, what date it is, what month, season and the weather. (The boys can tell you all about the weather in Irish!!!)
I will also list some ideas for additional activities for you to use if you wish. These will be in the form of useful apps, games or some little activities to help pass the time.
If you need me for anything, please send a quick email to lbehan@stcorbans.com and I will revert to you as soon as possible.
In the meantime, please say hi to the boys for me. Take care of yourselves and each other,
L. Donnelly.
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Optional activities:
Cool Apps for Schools – Check out this website for useful apps and websites. Click on “Junior Classes” for age appropriate apps. Teach your Monster to Read is a fun game for your son to use to develop his reading skills. It is available online for free here https://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/accounts/sign_up or you can purchase the app. (Usually €5.49. Free for iPads/iPhones at the moment.) Twinkl resources - Access resources on Twinkl for free for a month. A huge variety of resources available. Use the code IRLTWINKLHELPS. |
