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January 18th 2021 - January 22nd 2021
16/1/21
Dear Parents and Children,
I hope you all had a good week and you managed well with the school work. I really enjoyed receiving your completed activities via Seesaw. The work for this week follows the same structure as last week, as always only complete as much of it as you can.
I will be putting some additional activities on Seesaw during the week. These are only to support the work being covered in the books so don’t feel under pressure to complete them. If any of the children would like additional activities or support with any of their school work please contact me by emailing drinaghteachers@gmail.com.
I look forward to hearing from you during the week and seeing your wonderful work, keep up all the hard work!
Kind regards and safe wishes,
Ann Marie Daly
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15th of June 2020 - 19th of June 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you are all keeping well. Below is a suggested plan of work for this week. As mentioned in my previous emails, you don’t need to complete the work, it is there as an option. Please do not put yourself or your child under pressure to complete this work.
The week of the 15th of June will be our last week posting work. No academic work will be posted from now on as the school would have closed on the 22nd of June
Book rental returns – Could the parents of the children who took up the book rental scheme last year, please return the books to the school on Saturday the 20th of June between 10.30am & 12.30am please.
Kind regards
Mr Hayes
4th Class (15th of June 2020 – 19th of June 2020
Comprehension: Read the text below and answer the questions in your copy.
Comprehension: Read the text below and answer the questions in your copy.
Irish
Irish Reading pg 126 (Rás na Lachan)
Written Abairtí Iontach page 130
Críochnaigh na habairtí page 130
Athscríobh na habairtí seo page 131
Cuir tic leis an bhfocal ceart page 131
Oral Séasúir
An t-earrach An samhradh
Feabhra Bealtaine
Márta Meitheamh
Aibreán lúil
An fómhar An geimhreadh
Lúnasa Samhain
Meán Fómhair Nollaig
Deireadh Fómhair Eanáir
Frasaí/SF/Verb NONE
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths
Look Back (6) page (172 -174)
History
Read chapter 14 of History book (History of Medicine)
Activity A page 117
Activity C page 118
Geography
Read chapter 14 of Geography book (The Burren)
Read chapter 15 of Geography book (Rivers of the World)
Activity A page 73 (1-5)
Activity B page 74 (1-6)
Activity E page 78
Science
Research Project:
A Botanical Art competition for the senior classes. I would like an art poster and I would like a small project based on the flower you pick. So spend this week researching your chosen flower under the following headings:
Prize for the winner is a homework voucher for September and a small prize suited to the individual winner. The current sixth class cannot avail of the H.W. voucher but a larger prize will be awarded to one of them in September should they be announced the winner.
Botanical Art Competition / Research Project
Who: This Competition is open to children in 4th, 5th, and 6th Class in Drinagh National School.
What: Botanical Art is art about plants and flowers. For many years, botanical art was very popular and was used by both artists and scientists. You can see some examples of Botanical Art in the National Gallery of Ireland at the link below:
https://www.nationalgallery.ie/art-and-artists/exhibitions/drawn-from-nature-online
Why: We are having an art competition to see your great drawing and creativity skills!
How: You will need to look at the list of flowers below and then research them online to find out things like what they look like, how big they tend to grow and what sort of animals come to visit them. Then on an A4 page you simply draw and colour in the flower and write the name underneath in English and in Latin. There is an example of the next page of the template. You can either draw one plant, or them all, it’s up to you! But if you wish to do more than one, please use a separate page for each one. Here is the list of plants
When: The competition will be open until Friday 19th June 3pm. The Winner will be announced the week after that and their work published on our lockdown page. Please email a photo of your art and your project to me at drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
Irish Reading pg 126 (Rás na Lachan)
Written Abairtí Iontach page 130
Críochnaigh na habairtí page 130
Athscríobh na habairtí seo page 131
Cuir tic leis an bhfocal ceart page 131
Oral Séasúir
An t-earrach An samhradh
Feabhra Bealtaine
Márta Meitheamh
Aibreán lúil
An fómhar An geimhreadh
Lúnasa Samhain
Meán Fómhair Nollaig
Deireadh Fómhair Eanáir
Frasaí/SF/Verb NONE
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths
Look Back (6) page (172 -174)
History
Read chapter 14 of History book (History of Medicine)
Activity A page 117
Activity C page 118
Geography
Read chapter 14 of Geography book (The Burren)
Read chapter 15 of Geography book (Rivers of the World)
Activity A page 73 (1-5)
Activity B page 74 (1-6)
Activity E page 78
Science
Research Project:
A Botanical Art competition for the senior classes. I would like an art poster and I would like a small project based on the flower you pick. So spend this week researching your chosen flower under the following headings:
- What they look like.
- Instructions on how best to grow this flower from seeds and when to grow them.
- What they need to grow: type of soil/ sunlight / shade / outdoors / indoors.
- What animals come to visit them
- Any addition heading you would like to include.
Prize for the winner is a homework voucher for September and a small prize suited to the individual winner. The current sixth class cannot avail of the H.W. voucher but a larger prize will be awarded to one of them in September should they be announced the winner.
Botanical Art Competition / Research Project
Who: This Competition is open to children in 4th, 5th, and 6th Class in Drinagh National School.
What: Botanical Art is art about plants and flowers. For many years, botanical art was very popular and was used by both artists and scientists. You can see some examples of Botanical Art in the National Gallery of Ireland at the link below:
https://www.nationalgallery.ie/art-and-artists/exhibitions/drawn-from-nature-online
Why: We are having an art competition to see your great drawing and creativity skills!
How: You will need to look at the list of flowers below and then research them online to find out things like what they look like, how big they tend to grow and what sort of animals come to visit them. Then on an A4 page you simply draw and colour in the flower and write the name underneath in English and in Latin. There is an example of the next page of the template. You can either draw one plant, or them all, it’s up to you! But if you wish to do more than one, please use a separate page for each one. Here is the list of plants
- Common Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea
- Hollyhock - Althaea rosea
- Wild Teasel - Dipsacus fullonum
- Black-eyed Susans - Rudbeckia hirta
- Sunflower - Helianthus annuus
- Hot Lips - Salvia x jamensis
- Butterfly Bush - Buddleia davidii
- French lavender - Lavandula stoechas
- Apple Tree - Malus domestica
When: The competition will be open until Friday 19th June 3pm. The Winner will be announced the week after that and their work published on our lockdown page. Please email a photo of your art and your project to me at drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
| week_10_fourth.pdf |
8th of June 2020 - 12th of June 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all had a very enjoyable June bank holiday weekend and are enjoying the extremely fine weather.
If you have any questions at all about the work or anything else, please don’t hesitate to contact me via my email address drinaghseniors@hotmail.com. The plan below is for the week ahead.
Again there is absolutely no pressure to get this work completed.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (8th of June 2020 – 12th of June 2020)
English
Reading 240 - 243 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P244 A, B C & E
P245 E, F & H
Research Project English/Science/Art competition – see science below
Competition
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 35
Irish Reading pg 126 (Rás na Lachan)
Written Cúpla ceist page 126
Síos an sruthán leis na lachain page 127
D page 128
E – Críochnaigh na habairtí page 128
F page 129
Oral Ca bhfuil tú I do chónaí? – Where are you living
Táim I mo chónaí i
Cad é do sheoladh baile? Whats your address
Is é mo sheoladh
Frasaí/SF/Verb NONE
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 98 – 104 (Length)
Maths pg 105 & 107 (symmetry)
History
Read chapter 12 of History book (Women who made a difference) pages 94 to 96
Read chapter 13 of History book (Nelson Mandela) pages 98 to 105
Science
Research Project:
A Botanical Art competition for the senior classes. I would like an art poster and I would like a small project based on the flower you pick. So spend this week researching your chosen flower under the following headings:
Prize for the winner is a homework voucher for September and a small prize suited to the individual winner. The current sixth class cannot avail of the H.W. voucher but a larger prize will be awarded to one of them in September should they be announced the winner.
Botanical Art Competition / Research Project
Who: This Competition is open to children in 4th, 5th, and 6th Class in Drinagh National School.
What: Botanical Art is art about plants and flowers. For many years, botanical art was very popular and was used by both artists and scientists. You can see some examples of Botanical Art in the National Gallery of Ireland at the link below:
https://www.nationalgallery.ie/art-and-artists/exhibitions/drawn-from-nature-online
Why: We are having an art competition to see your great drawing and creativity skills!
How: You will need to look at the list of flowers below and then research them online to find out things like what they look like, how big they tend to grow and what sort of animals come to visit them. Then on an A4 page you simply draw and colour in the flower and write the name underneath in English and in Latin. There is an example of the next page of the template. You can either draw one plant, or them all, it’s up to you! But if you wish to do more than one, please use a separate page for each one. Here is the list of plants
When: The competition will be open until Friday 19th June 3pm. The Winner will be announced the week after that and their work published on our lockdown page. Please email a photo of your art and your project to me at drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
English
Reading 240 - 243 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P244 A, B C & E
P245 E, F & H
Research Project English/Science/Art competition – see science below
Competition
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 35
Irish Reading pg 126 (Rás na Lachan)
Written Cúpla ceist page 126
Síos an sruthán leis na lachain page 127
D page 128
E – Críochnaigh na habairtí page 128
F page 129
Oral Ca bhfuil tú I do chónaí? – Where are you living
Táim I mo chónaí i
Cad é do sheoladh baile? Whats your address
Is é mo sheoladh
Frasaí/SF/Verb NONE
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 98 – 104 (Length)
Maths pg 105 & 107 (symmetry)
History
Read chapter 12 of History book (Women who made a difference) pages 94 to 96
Read chapter 13 of History book (Nelson Mandela) pages 98 to 105
Science
Research Project:
A Botanical Art competition for the senior classes. I would like an art poster and I would like a small project based on the flower you pick. So spend this week researching your chosen flower under the following headings:
- What they look like.
- Instructions on how best to grow this flower from seeds and when to grow them.
- What they need to grow: type of soil/ sunlight / shade / outdoors / indoors.
- What animals come to visit them
- Any addition heading you would like to include.
Prize for the winner is a homework voucher for September and a small prize suited to the individual winner. The current sixth class cannot avail of the H.W. voucher but a larger prize will be awarded to one of them in September should they be announced the winner.
Botanical Art Competition / Research Project
Who: This Competition is open to children in 4th, 5th, and 6th Class in Drinagh National School.
What: Botanical Art is art about plants and flowers. For many years, botanical art was very popular and was used by both artists and scientists. You can see some examples of Botanical Art in the National Gallery of Ireland at the link below:
https://www.nationalgallery.ie/art-and-artists/exhibitions/drawn-from-nature-online
Why: We are having an art competition to see your great drawing and creativity skills!
How: You will need to look at the list of flowers below and then research them online to find out things like what they look like, how big they tend to grow and what sort of animals come to visit them. Then on an A4 page you simply draw and colour in the flower and write the name underneath in English and in Latin. There is an example of the next page of the template. You can either draw one plant, or them all, it’s up to you! But if you wish to do more than one, please use a separate page for each one. Here is the list of plants
- Common Foxglove - Digitalis purpurea
- Hollyhock - Althaea rosea
- Wild Teasel - Dipsacus fullonum
- Black-eyed Susans - Rudbeckia hirta
- Sunflower - Helianthus annuus
- Hot Lips - Salvia x jamensis
- Butterfly Bush - Buddleia davidii
- French lavender - Lavandula stoechas
- Apple Tree - Malus domestica
When: The competition will be open until Friday 19th June 3pm. The Winner will be announced the week after that and their work published on our lockdown page. Please email a photo of your art and your project to me at drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
| week_9_fourth.pdf |
2nd of June 2020 - 5th of June 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all are well and enjoying the fine weather?
I hope you all have a very enjoyable June bank holiday weekend. Again if you have any questions at all about the work or anything else, please don’t hesitate to contact me via my email address drinaghseniors@hotmail.com. The plan below is for the week ahead.
Again there is absolutely no pressure to get this work completed.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (2nd of June 2020 – 5th of June 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 35)
Reading 232 - 237 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P238 C, D & E
P231 F, G & H
English activities See below
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 35)
Reading 232 - 237 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P238 C, D & E
P231 F, G & H
English activities See below
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 34
Irish Reading pg 118/119
Written Ceangail agus scríobh na habairtí I do chóipleabhar (pg 122)
Tá biríní seaca ar an gconchró (pg 122)
Cuir na focail seo sna boscaí thíos (pg 123)
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(Réamhaisnéis na hAimsire)
Page22: Read the sceál ‘Réamhaisnéis na hAimsire’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral
Cén sórt aimsire a bhíonn ann san fhómhar?
(What sort of weather is there in autumn)
Bíonn an aimsir fuar agus gaofar
(The weather is cold and windy)
An mbíonn bláthanna ag fás sa samhradh?
(Do flowers grow in the summer?)
Bíonn bláthanna ag fas sa samhradh
(Flowers grow in the summer
Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 105 - 111 (For the week)
Tables div 5 & div 6
Geography
Chapter 13 – Africa
Activity A page 62
Activity B page 63
Activity C page 63
Physical Education:
4th class
Seanfhocal
Is olc an ghaoth nach séideann do dhuine éigin – it’s a bad wind that doesn’t blow good for someone
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Tabhair – is to give
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Thug mé Tugaim Tabharfaidh mé
Thug tú Tugann tú Tabharfaidh tú
Thug sé Tugann sé Tabharfaidh sé
Thug sí Tugann sí Tabharfaidh sí
Thugamar Tugaimid Tabharfaimid
Thug sibh Tugann sibh Tabharfaidh sibh
Thug siad Tugann siad Tabharfaidh said
Ar Thug tú An dtugann tú An dtabharfaidh tú
Níor Thug Ní tugaim Ní thabharfaidh mé
Na Séasúir
An t-earrach – Spring An samhradh - Summer
An fómhar - autumn An geimhreadh – Winter
Frasaí/ceisteanna
Cén sórt aimsire a bhíonn ann san fhómhar?
(What sort of weather is there in autumn)
Bíonn an aimsir fuar agus gaofar
(The weather is cold and windy)
An mbíonn bláthanna ag fás sa samhradh?
(Do flowers grow in the summer?)
Bíonn bláthanna ag fas sa samhradh
(Flowers grow in the summer
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 34
Irish Reading pg 118/119
Written Ceangail agus scríobh na habairtí I do chóipleabhar (pg 122)
Tá biríní seaca ar an gconchró (pg 122)
Cuir na focail seo sna boscaí thíos (pg 123)
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(Réamhaisnéis na hAimsire)
Page22: Read the sceál ‘Réamhaisnéis na hAimsire’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral
Cén sórt aimsire a bhíonn ann san fhómhar?
(What sort of weather is there in autumn)
Bíonn an aimsir fuar agus gaofar
(The weather is cold and windy)
An mbíonn bláthanna ag fás sa samhradh?
(Do flowers grow in the summer?)
Bíonn bláthanna ag fas sa samhradh
(Flowers grow in the summer
Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 105 - 111 (For the week)
Tables div 5 & div 6
Geography
Chapter 13 – Africa
Activity A page 62
Activity B page 63
Activity C page 63
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
4th class
Seanfhocal
Is olc an ghaoth nach séideann do dhuine éigin – it’s a bad wind that doesn’t blow good for someone
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Tabhair – is to give
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Thug mé Tugaim Tabharfaidh mé
Thug tú Tugann tú Tabharfaidh tú
Thug sé Tugann sé Tabharfaidh sé
Thug sí Tugann sí Tabharfaidh sí
Thugamar Tugaimid Tabharfaimid
Thug sibh Tugann sibh Tabharfaidh sibh
Thug siad Tugann siad Tabharfaidh said
Ar Thug tú An dtugann tú An dtabharfaidh tú
Níor Thug Ní tugaim Ní thabharfaidh mé
Na Séasúir
An t-earrach – Spring An samhradh - Summer
An fómhar - autumn An geimhreadh – Winter
Frasaí/ceisteanna
Cén sórt aimsire a bhíonn ann san fhómhar?
(What sort of weather is there in autumn)
Bíonn an aimsir fuar agus gaofar
(The weather is cold and windy)
An mbíonn bláthanna ag fás sa samhradh?
(Do flowers grow in the summer?)
Bíonn bláthanna ag fas sa samhradh
(Flowers grow in the summer
| week_8_fourth.pdf |
25th of May 2020 - 29th of May 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all are well!
Again if you have any questions at all about the work or anything else, please don’t hesitate to contact me via my email address drinaghseniors@hotmail.com The plan below is the for the week ahead.
Again there is absolutely no pressure to get this work completed.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (25th of May 2020 – 29th of May 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 34)
Reading 222 - 228 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P230 A, C, D & E
P231 F, G & H
English activities
Write this passage into your copies and fill in the missing words
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 34)
Reading 222 - 228 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P230 A, C, D & E
P231 F, G & H
English activities
Write this passage into your copies and fill in the missing words
Grammar: plurals activity – complete Part A below into your copies. Remember all the rules when changing a word from singular to plural (more than one)
English: Phonics: ‘qu’ – study the ‘qu’ words below. Complete parts A and B into your copies using the words provided.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 33
Irish Reading pg 118/119
Written Scríobh an scéal pg 120
Ceisteanna pg 120
Cén saghas lae atá ann inniu?
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(lá gaofar)
Page18: Read the sceál ‘Lá gaofar’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral Cén saghas lae atá ann inniu? – What type of day is it today?
Cén séasúr atá ann – What season is it?
An mbíonn an aimsir in Érinn séimh – Is the weather in Ireland mild
An mbíonn an aimsir róthe? – is the weather too hot
Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 166 -171 (For the week)
Tables div 3 & div 4
History
Chapter 11 – Northern Ireland
Activity A page 91
Activity B page 91
Physical Education:
Seanfhocal
Ní thagann ciall roimh aois – Sense doesn’t come before age
Beir – is to catch
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Rug mé Beirim Béarfaidh mé
Rug tú Beireann tú Béarfaidh tú
Rug sé Beireann sé Béarfaidh sé
Rug sí Beireann sí Béarfaidh sí
Rugamar Beirimid Béarfaimid
Rug sibh Beireann sibh Béarfaidh sibh
Rug siad Beireann siad Béarfaidh siad
Ar rug? An mbeireann tú An mbéarfaidh tú
Níor rug Ní Bheirim Ní bhéarfaidh mé
Foclóir
Séimh – mild
rófhuar – too cold
scáth báistí – umbrella
scamallach – cloudy
ceomhar – foggy
Frasaí/ceisteanna
An mbíonn an aimsir in Éirinn séimh (Is the weather in Ireland mild)
Bíonn an aimsir in Éirinn séimh (The weather in Ireland is mild)
An mbíonn an aimsir róthe? (Is the weather too hot?)
Ní mbíonn sé róthe (It’s not too hot)
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 33
Irish Reading pg 118/119
Written Scríobh an scéal pg 120
Ceisteanna pg 120
Cén saghas lae atá ann inniu?
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(lá gaofar)
Page18: Read the sceál ‘Lá gaofar’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral Cén saghas lae atá ann inniu? – What type of day is it today?
Cén séasúr atá ann – What season is it?
An mbíonn an aimsir in Érinn séimh – Is the weather in Ireland mild
An mbíonn an aimsir róthe? – is the weather too hot
Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 166 -171 (For the week)
Tables div 3 & div 4
History
Chapter 11 – Northern Ireland
Activity A page 91
Activity B page 91
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Seanfhocal
Ní thagann ciall roimh aois – Sense doesn’t come before age
Beir – is to catch
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Rug mé Beirim Béarfaidh mé
Rug tú Beireann tú Béarfaidh tú
Rug sé Beireann sé Béarfaidh sé
Rug sí Beireann sí Béarfaidh sí
Rugamar Beirimid Béarfaimid
Rug sibh Beireann sibh Béarfaidh sibh
Rug siad Beireann siad Béarfaidh siad
Ar rug? An mbeireann tú An mbéarfaidh tú
Níor rug Ní Bheirim Ní bhéarfaidh mé
Foclóir
Séimh – mild
rófhuar – too cold
scáth báistí – umbrella
scamallach – cloudy
ceomhar – foggy
Frasaí/ceisteanna
An mbíonn an aimsir in Éirinn séimh (Is the weather in Ireland mild)
Bíonn an aimsir in Éirinn séimh (The weather in Ireland is mild)
An mbíonn an aimsir róthe? (Is the weather too hot?)
Ní mbíonn sé róthe (It’s not too hot)
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18th of May 2020 - 22nd of May 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all are well!
For science this week – the children have been asked to make a one minute science video and enter the Reel Life Science video competition – (one per family)
I have also included an attachment for the sixth class – transition to secondary school – Big Fish to Little Fish PDF
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (18th of May 2020 – 22nd of May 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 33)
Reading 216 - 219 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents.
Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P220 A, B, C & D
P221 E, F & H
Debate You have been asked to take part in a debate. The motion for the debate is Manchester United are and have always been the best football team in the world, Write out what you plan to say either for or against this motion.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 32
Irish Reading pg 112/113
Written Líon na bearnaí pg 116
Le foghlaim pg 117
Scríobh d’ainm agus do sheoladh ar an gclúdach litreach seo pg 117
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(An siopa leabhar)
Page 7: Read the sceál ‘An Siopa Leabhar’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least
15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 136 -138 (For the week)
Look back pg 39 & 40
Tables x12, div2
Science
Reel Life Science video competition – (one per family)
Go to https://reellifescience.com/
Click on Learn More
The competition is challenging young people to share their passion for Science and all things STEM, by making a one minute science video – AT HOME!!!
The eight different themes are
Physical Education:
Seanfhocail
Ní féidir ceann críonna a chur ar cholainn óg – You can’t put a wise head on young shoulders
Déan – To make / to do
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Rinne mé Déanaim Déanfaidh mé
Rinne tú Déanann tú Déanfaidh tú
Rinne sé Déanann sé Déanfaidh sé
Rinne sí Déanann sí Déanfaidh sí
Rinneamar Déanaimid Déanfaimid
Rinne sibh Déanann sibh Déanfaidh sibh
Rinne said Déanann said Déanfaidh siad
An ndearna? An ndéanann tú An ndéanfaidh tú
Ní dhearna Ní dhéanaim Ní dhéanfaidh mé
Ní maith liom an éide scoile – I don’t like the school uniform
Faighimid a lán obair bhaile – We get a lot of homework
Tá rogha mhór spórt sa scoil – There is a big choice of sports in the school
Tá rogha mhór ábhar sa scoil – There’s a big choice of subjects in the school
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 33)
Reading 216 - 219 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents.
Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P220 A, B, C & D
P221 E, F & H
Debate You have been asked to take part in a debate. The motion for the debate is Manchester United are and have always been the best football team in the world, Write out what you plan to say either for or against this motion.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 32
Irish Reading pg 112/113
Written Líon na bearnaí pg 116
Le foghlaim pg 117
Scríobh d’ainm agus do sheoladh ar an gclúdach litreach seo pg 117
Leigh sa bhaile (CJ Fallon - leabhar D) (online book)
(An siopa leabhar)
Page 7: Read the sceál ‘An Siopa Leabhar’ Then listen to it using the audio file in the resources area. Look up any unknown words in your foclóir and write into cóipleabhar. Freagair na ceisteanna. (Answer the questions)
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least
15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 136 -138 (For the week)
Look back pg 39 & 40
Tables x12, div2
Science
Reel Life Science video competition – (one per family)
Go to https://reellifescience.com/
Click on Learn More
The competition is challenging young people to share their passion for Science and all things STEM, by making a one minute science video – AT HOME!!!
The eight different themes are
- Climate Action
- How Things Work
- Myths Busted!
- Science and Me
- Science Heroes
- Science in Space
- Science on the Farm
- Healing the body in association with Cúram
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Seanfhocail
Ní féidir ceann críonna a chur ar cholainn óg – You can’t put a wise head on young shoulders
Déan – To make / to do
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Rinne mé Déanaim Déanfaidh mé
Rinne tú Déanann tú Déanfaidh tú
Rinne sé Déanann sé Déanfaidh sé
Rinne sí Déanann sí Déanfaidh sí
Rinneamar Déanaimid Déanfaimid
Rinne sibh Déanann sibh Déanfaidh sibh
Rinne said Déanann said Déanfaidh siad
An ndearna? An ndéanann tú An ndéanfaidh tú
Ní dhearna Ní dhéanaim Ní dhéanfaidh mé
Ní maith liom an éide scoile – I don’t like the school uniform
Faighimid a lán obair bhaile – We get a lot of homework
Tá rogha mhór spórt sa scoil – There is a big choice of sports in the school
Tá rogha mhór ábhar sa scoil – There’s a big choice of subjects in the school
| week_6_fourth.pdf |
11th of May 2020 to 15th of May 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all are well!
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (11th of May 2020 – 15th of May 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 32)
Reading 206 - 213 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P214 C,D & E
P215 F, G & I
Debate You have been asked to take part in a debate. The motion for the debate is Mobile phones make life better.’ Write out what you plan to say either for or against this motion.
See attachment for debate procedure
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 30
Irish Reading pg 112/113
Written Cupla ceist pg 114
Líon na bearnaí pg 114
Líon na bearnaí pg 115
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Coimeádann sé aclaí agus sláintiúil mé – It keeps me fit and healthy
Tugann sé sos dom ón obair scoile – It gives me a break from school work
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 132 -135 (For the week)
Look back 3 pg 77 & 78
Tables x10 x11
Geography
Changes to the landscape pg 49 – 52
Activity A (1, 2 & 3)
Activity B (1 & 2)
Ordnance Survey Map pg 54 -56
Activity A (1 -8)
Physical Education:
Fourth Class only
Seanfhocal
Ní thiteann an t-úll I bhfad ón gcrann – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
(Children are very like their parents.)
Deir/Abair – To Speak
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistneach
Dúirt mé Deirim Déarfaidh mé
Dúirt tú Deireann tú Déarfaidh tú
Dúirt sé Deireann sé Déarfaidh sé
Dúirt sí Deireann sí Déarfaidh sí
Dúaramar Deirimid Déarfaimid
Dúirt sibh Deireann sibh Déarfaidh sibh
Dúirt siad Deireann siad Déarfaidh siad
An ndúirt An ndeireann tú An ndéarfaidh tú
Ní dúirt Ní deirim Ní déarfaidh mé
Foclóra
éasca a imirt – easy to play
deacair – difficult
deacair a imirt – difficult to play
…………………………………………………………………..
Frasaí
Coimeádann sé aclaí agus sláintiúil mé – It keeps me fit and healthy
Tugann sé sos dom ón obair scoile – It gives me a break from school work
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 32)
Reading 206 - 213 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P214 C,D & E
P215 F, G & I
Debate You have been asked to take part in a debate. The motion for the debate is Mobile phones make life better.’ Write out what you plan to say either for or against this motion.
See attachment for debate procedure
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 30
Irish Reading pg 112/113
Written Cupla ceist pg 114
Líon na bearnaí pg 114
Líon na bearnaí pg 115
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Coimeádann sé aclaí agus sláintiúil mé – It keeps me fit and healthy
Tugann sé sos dom ón obair scoile – It gives me a break from school work
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 132 -135 (For the week)
Look back 3 pg 77 & 78
Tables x10 x11
Geography
Changes to the landscape pg 49 – 52
Activity A (1, 2 & 3)
Activity B (1 & 2)
Ordnance Survey Map pg 54 -56
Activity A (1 -8)
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Fourth Class only
Seanfhocal
Ní thiteann an t-úll I bhfad ón gcrann – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree
(Children are very like their parents.)
Deir/Abair – To Speak
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistneach
Dúirt mé Deirim Déarfaidh mé
Dúirt tú Deireann tú Déarfaidh tú
Dúirt sé Deireann sé Déarfaidh sé
Dúirt sí Deireann sí Déarfaidh sí
Dúaramar Deirimid Déarfaimid
Dúirt sibh Deireann sibh Déarfaidh sibh
Dúirt siad Deireann siad Déarfaidh siad
An ndúirt An ndeireann tú An ndéarfaidh tú
Ní dúirt Ní deirim Ní déarfaidh mé
Foclóra
éasca a imirt – easy to play
deacair – difficult
deacair a imirt – difficult to play
…………………………………………………………………..
Frasaí
Coimeádann sé aclaí agus sláintiúil mé – It keeps me fit and healthy
Tugann sé sos dom ón obair scoile – It gives me a break from school work
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5th of May 2020 to 8th of May 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you all are well!
As announced schools will remain closed until September. This is very disappointing especially for our current sixth class.
I hope to have a graduation ceremony for sixth class in September/October, but again this will depend on social distancing rules and any health and safety guidelines in at that time.
Also all teachers will be posting work on the website on a Saturday evening instead of Sunday evening from next week onwards, this will hopefully make it easier for working parents.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (4th of May 2020 – 8th of May 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 31)
Reading 196 -202 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P204 C,D & E
P181 F, G & I
Write a report On your favourite soccer player or someone you admire.
(Heading Famous person) Sub headings – Introduction, Background, Family, Hobbies, Greatest Achievements.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 29
Irish Reading pg 106/107
Written Freagair na ceisteanna pg 110
Cuardach focal pg 111
Cuir na focail sa chuardach focal in abairtí
(put the words from the word search into a sentence)
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
An maith leat sport? – do you like sport
(Is maith liom soccer) (Ní maith liom sport)
Cad é an spórt is fear leat?
Is fear liom soccer ná aon spórt eile.
Cathain a théann tú ag traenáil? When do you go training ?
Téim ag traenáil gach ____________________________(Luan, Máirt, Céadaoin, Deardaoin, Aoine, Satharn, Domhnach)
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 164 - 165 (For the week)
Look back 3 pg 76
Tables x8, x9
History
Life in the 1960’s pg 75
Activities
Activity A, B, pg 82
Physical Education:
Seanfhocail
Is minic a bhíonn ciúin ciontach – The quiet one is often guilty
Ith – to eat
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
D’ith mé Ithim Íosfaidh mé
D’ith tú Itheann tú Íosfaidh tú
D’ith sé Itheann sé Íosfaidh sé
D’ith sí Itheann sí Íosfaidh sí
D’itheamar Ithimid Íosfaimid
D’ith sibh Itheann sibh Íosfaidh sibh
D’ith said Itheann said Íosfaidh siad
Ar ith An itheann tú An íosfaidh tú
Níor ith Ní ithim Ní íosfaidh mé
Frasaí
An maith leat sport? – do you like sport
(Is maith liom soccer) (Ní maith liom sport)
Cad é an spórt is fear leat?
Is fear liom soccer ná aon spórt eile.
Cathain a théann tú ag traenáil? When do you go training ?
Téim ag traenáil gach ____________________________(Luan, Máirt, Céadaoin, Deardaoin, Aoine, Satharn, Domhnach)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 31)
Reading 196 -202 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P204 C,D & E
P181 F, G & I
Write a report On your favourite soccer player or someone you admire.
(Heading Famous person) Sub headings – Introduction, Background, Family, Hobbies, Greatest Achievements.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 29
Irish Reading pg 106/107
Written Freagair na ceisteanna pg 110
Cuardach focal pg 111
Cuir na focail sa chuardach focal in abairtí
(put the words from the word search into a sentence)
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
An maith leat sport? – do you like sport
(Is maith liom soccer) (Ní maith liom sport)
Cad é an spórt is fear leat?
Is fear liom soccer ná aon spórt eile.
Cathain a théann tú ag traenáil? When do you go training ?
Téim ag traenáil gach ____________________________(Luan, Máirt, Céadaoin, Deardaoin, Aoine, Satharn, Domhnach)
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 164 - 165 (For the week)
Look back 3 pg 76
Tables x8, x9
History
Life in the 1960’s pg 75
Activities
Activity A, B, pg 82
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Seanfhocail
Is minic a bhíonn ciúin ciontach – The quiet one is often guilty
Ith – to eat
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
D’ith mé Ithim Íosfaidh mé
D’ith tú Itheann tú Íosfaidh tú
D’ith sé Itheann sé Íosfaidh sé
D’ith sí Itheann sí Íosfaidh sí
D’itheamar Ithimid Íosfaimid
D’ith sibh Itheann sibh Íosfaidh sibh
D’ith said Itheann said Íosfaidh siad
Ar ith An itheann tú An íosfaidh tú
Níor ith Ní ithim Ní íosfaidh mé
Frasaí
An maith leat sport? – do you like sport
(Is maith liom soccer) (Ní maith liom sport)
Cad é an spórt is fear leat?
Is fear liom soccer ná aon spórt eile.
Cathain a théann tú ag traenáil? When do you go training ?
Téim ag traenáil gach ____________________________(Luan, Máirt, Céadaoin, Deardaoin, Aoine, Satharn, Domhnach)
27th of April 2020 - 1st of May 2020
Hi everyone
I hope you are all well and enjoying the fine weather!
There will be no update on schools re-opening until May 5th, I expect that schools will stay closed for a while after this date.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (27th of April 2020 – 1st of May 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 30)
Reading 190 -193 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P187 C, D & E
P181 F, G & H
Formal letter, Please see attachment below for instructions
Poem (The bell) Please see attachment below for instructions
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 29
Irish Reading pg 106/107
Written Cupla ceist pg 108
Athscríobh na habairtí seo a leanas pg 108
Is maith liom a bheith ag léamh pg 109
Inis do scéal pg 109
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least
15mins a day on this app.
An Seinneann tú uirlis cheoil? – Do you play a musical instrument
An dtéann tú go dtí ranganna ceoil? – Do you go to music lessons
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 160 - 163 (For the week)
Look back 4 pg 114
Tables x6 x7
Geography
Rivers and lakes of Ireland – most important thing is to learn them and know them
Please see attachments
Science
The Human skeleton
Please see attachments
Physical Education:
Seanfhocail
Tá cluasa fada ar mhuca beaga. – Little pigs have long ears
Clois – is to hear
Chuala mé Cloisim Cloisfidh mé
Chuala tú Cloiseann tú Cloisfidh tú
Chuala sé Cloiseann sé Cloisfidh sé
Chuala sí Cloiseann sí Cloisfidh sí
Chualamar Cloisimid Cloisfimid
Chuala sibh Cloiseann sibh Cloisfidh sibh
Chuala said Cloiseann said Cloisfidh siad
Ar Chuala? An gcloiseann tú An gcloisfidh tú
Nior Chuala Ní chloisim Ní chloisfidh mé
Foclóra
Seinnim – I play
Ní sheinnim – I don’t play
Téim – I go
Ní théim – I don’t go
…………………………………………………………………..
Frasaí
An Seinneann tú uirlis cheoil? – Do you play a musical instrument
An dtéann tú go dtí ranganna ceoil? – Do you go to music lessons
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 30)
Reading 190 -193 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P187 C, D & E
P181 F, G & H
Formal letter, Please see attachment below for instructions
Poem (The bell) Please see attachment below for instructions
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 29
Irish Reading pg 106/107
Written Cupla ceist pg 108
Athscríobh na habairtí seo a leanas pg 108
Is maith liom a bheith ag léamh pg 109
Inis do scéal pg 109
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least
15mins a day on this app.
An Seinneann tú uirlis cheoil? – Do you play a musical instrument
An dtéann tú go dtí ranganna ceoil? – Do you go to music lessons
Frasaí/SF/Verb See last page attached to this
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 160 - 163 (For the week)
Look back 4 pg 114
Tables x6 x7
Geography
Rivers and lakes of Ireland – most important thing is to learn them and know them
Please see attachments
Science
The Human skeleton
Please see attachments
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Seanfhocail
Tá cluasa fada ar mhuca beaga. – Little pigs have long ears
Clois – is to hear
Chuala mé Cloisim Cloisfidh mé
Chuala tú Cloiseann tú Cloisfidh tú
Chuala sé Cloiseann sé Cloisfidh sé
Chuala sí Cloiseann sí Cloisfidh sí
Chualamar Cloisimid Cloisfimid
Chuala sibh Cloiseann sibh Cloisfidh sibh
Chuala said Cloiseann said Cloisfidh siad
Ar Chuala? An gcloiseann tú An gcloisfidh tú
Nior Chuala Ní chloisim Ní chloisfidh mé
Foclóra
Seinnim – I play
Ní sheinnim – I don’t play
Téim – I go
Ní théim – I don’t go
…………………………………………………………………..
Frasaí
An Seinneann tú uirlis cheoil? – Do you play a musical instrument
An dtéann tú go dtí ranganna ceoil? – Do you go to music lessons
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20th of April 2020 - 24th of Aprl 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope everyone is well and had a nice Easter.
At the moment, we have been given no indication of when schools will reopen. I expect that schools will stay closed for a while yet.
Guidelines - your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
4th Class (20th of April 2020 - 25th of April 2020)
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 28)
Reading 182 -187 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents.
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Written P187 C, D & E
P181 F, G & H
Instructions Write out step by step instructions for the following
Cloze-procedure Please find attached cloze text on clothes
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 28
Irish Reading pg 98/99 –(Láib)
Written Ceangail na habairtí (I) pg 102
Scríobh amach na habairtí (J) pg 102
Athscríobh na habairtí seo (k) pg 103
Abairtí iontach pg 104
Líon na bearnaí pg 105
Athscríobh na habairtí pg 105
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 129 - 131 (For the week)
Look back 4 pg 112/113
Tables x4, x5
Geography
Weather and climate pg 29 -33
Activity A pg 30
Activity B pg 32
The seasons pg 34 - 38
Activity A pg 36
Activity B pg 38
Physical Education:
Art:
Self-portrait: watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kHzAh9sCH4
Then give it a try yourself!
___________________________________
Seanfhocail
Ní thagann ciall roimh aois – sense doesn’t come before age
Feic - to see
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Chonaic mé Feicim Feicfidh mé
Chonaic tú Feiceann tú Feicfidh tú
Chonaic sé Feiceann sé Feicfidh sé
Chonaic sí Feiceann sí Feicfidh sí
Chonaiceamar Feicimid Feicfimid
Chonaic sibh Feiceann sibh Feicfidh sibh
Chonaic siad Feiceann said Feicfidh said
An bhfaca? An bhfeiceann tú An bhfeicfidh tú
Ni Fhaca Ní fheicim Ní fheicfidh mé
Foclóra
Deartháir – brother seantuistí – granparents
Deirfiúr – sister col ceathrar – cousin
Frasaí
Cár rugadh tú – Where were you born?
Rugadh mé I ___________________________
Ca bhfuil tú I do chónaí anois? – where do you live now?
Táim/Tá mé I mo chónaí i _________________________________
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 28)
Reading 182 -187 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
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Written P187 C, D & E
P181 F, G & H
Instructions Write out step by step instructions for the following
- Making a fruit salad
- Setting up a computer game
Cloze-procedure Please find attached cloze text on clothes
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 28
Irish Reading pg 98/99 –(Láib)
Written Ceangail na habairtí (I) pg 102
Scríobh amach na habairtí (J) pg 102
Athscríobh na habairtí seo (k) pg 103
Abairtí iontach pg 104
Líon na bearnaí pg 105
Athscríobh na habairtí pg 105
Oral Download Duolingo app and practice Irish for at least 15mins a day on this app.
Frasaí/SF/Verb See below
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 129 - 131 (For the week)
Look back 4 pg 112/113
Tables x4, x5
Geography
Weather and climate pg 29 -33
Activity A pg 30
Activity B pg 32
The seasons pg 34 - 38
Activity A pg 36
Activity B pg 38
Physical Education:
- www.gonoodle.com
- https://rtejr.rte.ie/10at10/
- P.E. with Joe Wicks, The Body Coach TV Live on youtube, Monday to Friday 9 a.m.: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=joe+wicks+kids+workout+
Art:
Self-portrait: watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kHzAh9sCH4
Then give it a try yourself!
___________________________________
Seanfhocail
Ní thagann ciall roimh aois – sense doesn’t come before age
Feic - to see
Aimsir chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Chonaic mé Feicim Feicfidh mé
Chonaic tú Feiceann tú Feicfidh tú
Chonaic sé Feiceann sé Feicfidh sé
Chonaic sí Feiceann sí Feicfidh sí
Chonaiceamar Feicimid Feicfimid
Chonaic sibh Feiceann sibh Feicfidh sibh
Chonaic siad Feiceann said Feicfidh said
An bhfaca? An bhfeiceann tú An bhfeicfidh tú
Ni Fhaca Ní fheicim Ní fheicfidh mé
Foclóra
Deartháir – brother seantuistí – granparents
Deirfiúr – sister col ceathrar – cousin
Frasaí
Cár rugadh tú – Where were you born?
Rugadh mé I ___________________________
Ca bhfuil tú I do chónaí anois? – where do you live now?
Táim/Tá mé I mo chónaí i _________________________________
| week_2_4th_class.pdf |
29th of March 2020 - 4th of April 2020
Dear Parent/guardian
I hope you are all well, just a quick note regarding your child’s school work.
Your child should spend between one & two hours each day (Mon – Fri) at their school work.
There is no substitution for reading, so please encourage your child to read a variety of text.
If you need to contact me for anything please email drinaghseniors@hotmail.com
You are and always will be your child's primary educator. If you decide that the work being sent home by the teacher is unnecessary, then don't do it. Children learn in many different ways and not just through "book learning". Some families will be able to do the schoolwork - others will be under pressure to get it done. Please don't be under any pressure to get the school work prescribed completed.
Mr. Hayes
English
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 28)
Reading 172 -178 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P180 C, D & E
P181 F & G
Away with words 4 Pg 11 Present tense & past tense A & B & C
Online book – click onto online books on the website
Click CJ Fallons
Put in your email, name and teacher
Click Primary
Find Away with words 4
Go to page 11
Hold control minus to make text bigger
Informal letter - Your friend is coming to stay with you this summer.
Write an informal letter to your friend suggesting some of the activities the two of you might do during his or her visit. In your letter you should:
· Describe some of the activities that you have planned
· Explain why you think that your friend might like these activities.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 27
Irish Reading pg 98/99 –(Láib)
Written Cúpla ceist pg 100
Críochnaigh na habairtí pg 94
Líon na bearnaí pg 101
Oral Cad a tharla? pg 101
Frasaí/SF/Verb See bottom of page
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 126 - 128 (For the week)
Tables x2, x3,
History
World War 1 pg 67
Activity A, B, C, D & E (one activity each day)
You tube/smart T.V. – If you would like to watch the film “the sinking of the Lusitania”
Project – focus on one of the following events during World War 1
Fouth class only
Seanfhocail
Is fearr Gaeilge briste, ná Béarla clíste. – Broken Irish is better than plain English
Tar – to come Teigh – to go
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Chaite
Tháinig mé – I came Chuaigh mé - I went
Tháinig tú – you came Chuaigh tú - you went
Tháinig sé – he came Chuaigh sé - he went
Tháinig sí – she came Chuaigh sí - she went
Thángamar – we came Chuamar - we went
Tháinig sibh – ye came Chuaigh sibh - ye went
Tháinig siad – they came Chuaigh siad - they came
Ar tháinig tú? – did you come An ndeachaigh tú – did you go
Níor tháinig mé – I didn’t come Ní dheachaigh mé – I didn’t go
Frasaí
Caithim T-léinte agus brístí gearra sa samhradh. – I wear T shirts and shorts in the summer
Caithim scaif agus hata sa gheimhreadh. – I wear a scarf and a hat in the winter
Caithim éide ar scoil – I wear a uniform at school
Spellings Spellbound +spellings (week 28)
Reading 172 -178 (Let’s Go)
Reading Children should be reading a book of their own
Online Reading Epic is giving a 30 day free trial for parents. Instantly access 35,000 high-quality books for kids
Written P180 C, D & E
P181 F & G
Away with words 4 Pg 11 Present tense & past tense A & B & C
Online book – click onto online books on the website
Click CJ Fallons
Put in your email, name and teacher
Click Primary
Find Away with words 4
Go to page 11
Hold control minus to make text bigger
Informal letter - Your friend is coming to stay with you this summer.
Write an informal letter to your friend suggesting some of the activities the two of you might do during his or her visit. In your letter you should:
· Describe some of the activities that you have planned
· Explain why you think that your friend might like these activities.
Irish
Spellings Craic le Litriú – Aonad 27
Irish Reading pg 98/99 –(Láib)
Written Cúpla ceist pg 100
Críochnaigh na habairtí pg 94
Líon na bearnaí pg 101
Oral Cad a tharla? pg 101
Frasaí/SF/Verb See bottom of page
Maths
Mental Maths daily
Maths pg 126 - 128 (For the week)
Tables x2, x3,
History
World War 1 pg 67
Activity A, B, C, D & E (one activity each day)
You tube/smart T.V. – If you would like to watch the film “the sinking of the Lusitania”
Project – focus on one of the following events during World War 1
- The sinking of the Lusitania
- Battle of Somme
- How World war 1 began
- Life after World War 1
Fouth class only
Seanfhocail
Is fearr Gaeilge briste, ná Béarla clíste. – Broken Irish is better than plain English
Tar – to come Teigh – to go
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Chaite
Tháinig mé – I came Chuaigh mé - I went
Tháinig tú – you came Chuaigh tú - you went
Tháinig sé – he came Chuaigh sé - he went
Tháinig sí – she came Chuaigh sí - she went
Thángamar – we came Chuamar - we went
Tháinig sibh – ye came Chuaigh sibh - ye went
Tháinig siad – they came Chuaigh siad - they came
Ar tháinig tú? – did you come An ndeachaigh tú – did you go
Níor tháinig mé – I didn’t come Ní dheachaigh mé – I didn’t go
Frasaí
Caithim T-léinte agus brístí gearra sa samhradh. – I wear T shirts and shorts in the summer
Caithim scaif agus hata sa gheimhreadh. – I wear a scarf and a hat in the winter
Caithim éide ar scoil – I wear a uniform at school
| 4th Class Work |