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Ms. Walsh First Class Week 4 (April 20 th – 24th) Hello everyone, I hope you are all keeping well and safe, and enjoying the lovely, fine weather when you can. We are all missing having fun and learning in the classroom, so I hope the boys are keeping well also. Below is some work to keep the boys busy this coming week. There is a day-to-day guide on what could be done each day to spread it out keeping it more like a daily timetable but use it to your discretion. All I ask with this work is to do what you can. It is to keep the heads working and thinking. Any answers can be written in the book, if the child has it at home, or in a copy if you don’t have access to a printer. I also encourage them to continue reading, independently and daily for 30-60 minutes each day and to practise their lovely handwriting. As regards Gaeilge, the two activities I have chosen are ones that they boys are used it. Firstly, Chuala mé (I heard, pronounced ‘hula’) is all the things they can here. Chuala mé madra (I heard a dog), etc. They can incorporate this into everyday conversations. Secondly, Feicim le mo shúilin (Irish version of Eye Spy) something that begins with P. This can be a game that is played just by sitting down outside or inside. Even if it is half English, half Irish they are still incorporating the phrase e.g Feicim le mo shúilin rud a thosaíonn le B (bee). Answers to the worksheets will be written in a separate page under the work.
Transcript of €¦ · Web viewMs. Walsh First Class. Week 4 (April 20th – 24th) Hello everyone, I hope you...
Ms. Walsh First ClassWeek 4 (April 20th – 24th)
Hello everyone,
I hope you are all keeping well and safe, and enjoying the lovely, fine weather when you can. We are all missing having fun and learning in the classroom, so I hope the boys are keeping well also.
Below is some work to keep the boys busy this coming week. There is a day-to-day guide on what could be done each day to spread it out keeping it more like a daily timetable but use it to your discretion. All I ask with this work is to do what you can. It is to keep the heads working and thinking. Any answers can be written in the book, if the child has it at home, or in a copy if you don’t have access to a printer. I also encourage them to continue reading, independently and daily for 30-60 minutes each day and to practise their lovely handwriting.
As regards Gaeilge, the two activities I have chosen are ones that they boys are used it. Firstly, Chuala mé (I heard, pronounced ‘hula’) is all the things they can here. Chuala mé madra (I heard a dog), etc. They can incorporate this into everyday conversations. Secondly, Feicim le mo shúilin (Irish version of Eye Spy) something that begins with P. This can be a game that is played just by sitting down outside or inside. Even if it is half English, half Irish they are still incorporating the phrase e.g Feicim le mo shúilin rud a thosaíonn le B (bee). Answers to the worksheets will be written in a separate page under the work.
For SESE, we are finishing off the theme of Spring. Activities below are based on recycling, measuring rainfall, and taking note of Spring all around us.
If there are any enquires or questions about work, feel free to get onto the school or myself about it. I am here to help always!
Mind yourselves and keep safe,
Ms. Walsh
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Read the story Dad, Can You Do This?
Answer these questions into your copy.
Dad, Can You Do This?
1. Can Dad play drums?
2. Can Zac play drums?
3. Why can Dad not get in the playhouse?
4. Can Dad run?
5. Can Dad catch?
Read the story Diggers
Answer these questions into your copy.
Diggers
1. Does the big digger have a bucket?
2. Does the small digger have a bucket?
3. Can the digger dig in the snow?
4. What can dig up the road?
5. Name three parts of a digger.
Which sound to choose? th, sh or ch?
b a __ __ __ __ e e p __ __ r e e
f i __ __ __ __ e e s e __ __ ic k e nDraw pictures for these words.
thumb ship chips
MondayMaths
Master your Maths Week 27 (Monday) Addition
English Spell Well p50 Week 24 Box 77 and Activity B p51
Combined Reader and Skills book – Story 3b – Read p26 and activity p27 A
Writing activity – Capital lettersSESE
Recording Rainfall – Children must record to level of rainfall each day
TuesdayMaths
Master your Maths Week 27 (Tuesday) Fill in the missing numbers/Addition and subtraction
English Spell Well p50 Week 24 Box 78 and Activity C p51 Combined Reader and Skills book – Story 3b – Read p26 and
activity p27 B and CSESE
Spring is Here – look around outside for evidence of Spring and draw it
WednesdayMaths
Master you Maths Week 27 (Wednesday) Addition/Subtraction
Gaeilge Feicim le mo shúilín – I spy with my eye (the letter P) – both
worksheetsEnglish
Spell Well p50 Week 24 Box 79 and Activity D p51 Combined Reader and Skills book – Story 3b – Read p26 and
activity p28 Just Write (book) p45
ThursdayMaths
Master your Maths Week 27 (Thursday) Tell the story – addition
Gaeilge Chuala mé – I heard (reading and writing)
English Spell Well p50 Week 24 Box 80 Combined Reader and Skills Book – Read whole story p26 Choose 5 words from spellings in week 24 and write a sentence for
each chosen word. Writing activity – words ending in ‘ck’
FridayMaths
Master your Maths Week 27 (Friday test)
English Combined Reader and Skills book – Story 3b – Activity writing a
report p29 Just Write (book) p46
SESE Recycling
Master you Maths: Link to answers https://my.cjfallon.ie/ebooks/23388.pdf
Continue to learn your addition and subtraction tables. You can practise on the following website https://www.theschoolhub.ie/sample.php
ArtBelow is a link to tutorial on how to draw a minion. Try your hand at drawing you as a minion. Add whatever you feel best describes you in minion form. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td_BpE4DDXA MusicPractise Hot Cross Buns and Baby Shark from their tin whistle notebooks on the Tin Whistle for this week to refresh your memories. Next week we will move onto a new tune.
P.E. – 60 minute ChallengeContinue to exercise for 60 minutes a day. You can log your activity in your copy or in the chart below.
Other great sites for some fun activities are GoNoodle and each morning Joe Wicks (The Body Coach) is doing a live P.E. class at 9am. I have been doing themselves every morning and the class are familiar with him as we would have done some of his exercises in class.https://www.youtube.com/user/thebodycoach1
https://app.gonoodle.com/
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ANSWERSFeicim le mo shúilin
1. Faigh péint2. Faigh péíst
3. Faigh peann luaidhe4. Faigh páipéar
5. Faigh pláta6. Faigh práta7. Faigh piorra
8. Faigh puimcín
Faigh an Focal1. Pictiúr
2. Peann luaidhe3. Púca
4. Puimcín5. Páirc6. Péint
Chuala mé1. Chuala mé madra2. Chuala mé muc
3. Chuala mé caora4. Chuala mé éan
5. Chuala mé capall6. Chuala mé asal7. Chuala mé bó.
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