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Monday 15th JuneReading: Log into Scholastic and read some of the

book your teacher has assigned you. Record yourself if you can, it would be wonderful to hear your voice!

Sounds: Click here to revise all of the sounds we have learned this year.

Recount writing: Use the word bank and template below to write some sentences about how you spent your weekend. If you don’t have a printer, you could write it in your Recount copy.

Mental Maths: Complete Monday’s column on page 56 of Master Your Maths. If you don’t have Master Your Maths at home, scroll down to find a digital version of the page.

Shapes: Scroll down to the pages about how to identify 2D and 3D Shapes.

Planet Maths: Complete Problem Solving Riddles 1-6 on page 71. If you don’t have your Planet Maths at home, scroll down to find a digital version of the page.

Comhrá: Cliceaíl anseo chun éisteacht leis an gcomhrá faoinbhronntanais atá againn don tseachtain seo!

Click here to listen to the conversation about gifts we are working on this week!

Cleachtadh: Bog síos chun an cómhra a chleachtadh. Scroll down to practice the conversation.

Can you replace ‘bád’ with other words…?

English Monday 15th June

Use this bank of words and phrases if you are not sure what to write - they might inspire you!

You can also use this page to help you with your spelling.

Use this template or your copy or even a page to write about your weekend.

Maths Monday 15th and Tueday 16th

To solve riddles about shapes, we need to remind ourselves what they look like.

SquareA square has 4 straight sides that are all the same length and 4 corners.

TriangleA triangle has 3 straight sides and 3 corners.

CircleA circle has 1 curved side and no corners

RectangleA rectangle has 4 straight sides (2 are short, 2 are long) and 4 corners.

Semi-CircleA circle has 1 curved side and 1 straight side.

2D Shapes

How to solve word problems about shapes

Maths Monday 15th

How to solve word problems about shapes

Cube6 flat faces that are all the same size, 12 straight edges that are all the same length and 8 corners.

Cuboid6 flat faces of which 4 are long (rectangular) and 2 are smaller (square), 12 straight edges of which 4 are longer and 8 are shorter, 8 corners.

Sphere1 curved face, no edges, no corners.

Cylinder3 faces of which 1 is curved and 2 are flat (circular), 2 curved edges, no corners.

3D Shapes

Maths Monday 15th

Maths Monday 15th

For pronunciation support please see the video uploaded to your child’s Class Dojo page.

This week we are learning how to have a short conversation about something we were given as a

present. Read the sentences below to practice!

An bhfuair tú bád?Did you get a boat?

Ní bhfuair mé bád.I did not get a boat.

An bhfuair tú bád?Did you get a boat?

Fuair mé bád.I did get a boat.

Gaeilge Monday 15th

Now try to replace the word ‘bád’ with the words from the word bank below!

Tuesday 16th June

Reading: Log in to Scholastic to do some reading.

Sounds: Click here to revise all of the sounds we have learned this year again.

Scroll down to the page about vowel teams and fill in the missing sounds.

Memory Book: We are going to start writing down all of our favourite memories of school. Scroll down to find the first page “All About Me This Year”

Comhrá: Cliceaíl anseo chun éisteacht leis na haoiseanna atáagainn!

Click here to listen to how to pronounce the ages we are practicing this week!

Cleachtadh: Bog síos chun an cómhra a chleachtadh. Scroll down to practice the conversation.

Mental Maths: Complete Tuesday’s column on page 56 of Master Your Maths. If you don’t have Master Your Maths at home, scroll up to find a digital version of the page.

Target Board: Scroll down to the page about target boards.

Planet Maths: Complete Problem Solving sums 1-5 on page 90. If you don’t have Planet Maths at home, scroll down to find a digital version of the page.

English Tuesday 16th

English Tuesday 16th

On page 90 of Planet Maths, we are given this target board.

A row goes across: the numbers 8, 12 and 19 are all in the first row. There are 3 numbers in the first row.

A column goes down: the numbers 8, 22, 33, 85 and 66 are all in the first column. There are 5 numbers in the first column.

Some questions about the target board ask about odd and even numbers. This picture will help remind you what numbers are which.

Maths Tuesday 16th

Maths Tuesday 16th

For pronunciation, please see the video uploaded to your child’s Class Dojo page.

This week we are learning how to have a short conversation about what age we are. Read the sentences below to practice!

Cén aois thú?How old are you?

Gaeilge Tuesday 16th

Wednesday 17th June MayReading: Continue reading on Scholastic ☺

Sounds: Click here to revise all of the sounds we have learned this year once more.

Scroll down to the page about magic e, read the sentences and draw the pictures.

Memory Book: We are going to continue writing down all of our favourite memories of school today. Scroll down to find the next page “My Best Work”.

Mental Maths: Complete Wednesday’s column in Master Your Maths on page 57. If you don’t have Master Your Maths at home, scroll down to find a digital version of the page.

Even and Odd: Scroll down to the page about even and odd numbers.

Planet Maths: Complete sums on page 109: if the answer is odd, colour it green. If the answer is even, colour it red. If you don’t have your Planet Maths at home, scroll down to find a digital version of the page.

Comhrá: Cliceaíl anseo chun éisteacht leis an gcomhrá faoi nahaoiseanna atá againn don tseachtain seo!

Click here to listen to the conversation about ages we are working on this week!

Cleachtadh: Bog síos chun an cómhra a chleachtadh arís. Scroll down to practice the conversation again.

English - Wednesday 17th June

English - Wednesday 17th June

Maths - Wednesday 17th June

In Planet Maths today, once we have solved our sums, we have to colour the odd numbers green and the even numbers red. Here’s the picture from yesterday to remind you what even and odd numbers are.

Maths - Wednesday 17th June

For pronunciation, please see the video uploaded to your child’s Class Dojo page.

This week we are learning how to have a short conversation about what age we are. Read the sentences below from

yesterday to practice the conversation again!

Cén aois thú?How old are you?

Gaeilge - Wednesday 17th June

While we can’t do Sports Day all together this year, here are some Sports Day activities you can do at

home.

Traffic lights: In a large open playing area, each child finds their own space where they are not in contact with anyone else. On a signal (coloured card or by shouting the commands), the children move around the playing area in response to the following commands. Turn it into a game of moving statues to make it more challenging.

• Red: stop• Amber: walk• Green: run

Here is a video of Traffic Lights.

Tennis ball Challenge: You need a partner for this one: one person throws while the other counts. The aim is to throw the ball against the wall and catch it again as many times as possible in thirty seconds.

Here is a video of the Tennis Ball Challenge.

Thursday 18th June

Through the Gate: You need a partner and a ball for this one: stand on a spot facing your partner who is also standing on a spot 5-10 metres away. Set up a gatebetween the pair using two cones (or bags/jumpers etc). Kick the ball to your partner through the gate. One point is awarded for each person that successfully kicks the ball through the gate. If you don’t have a partner, you could play the game off a wall.

Here is a video of Through the Gate.

Egg/Potato & Spoon Race: Just need a spoon, a hard boiled egg/potato and someone to race. Video here. Sack Race: Just need a sack/big bag, some cones (bags/jumpers) to race around and someone to race. Video here.

Thursday 18th June

Friday 19th June

Rock Paper Scissors Tag: You need a partner for this game: Stand 1 meter apart and face each other.

Begin by performing a rock-paper-scissors routine. A rock is a closed fist, paper is a flat hand, and scissors are the index and middle fingers in a cutting position. Paper always covers rock, rock breaks scissors, and scissors cut paper. To determine a winner, pupils count to three and form a rock, paper, or scissors. The winning pupil then chases their partner toward their safety line, attempting to tag them before they are safe.

Here is a video of Rock Paper Scissors Tag.

Knock ‘em Down Pinball: Line up skittles (can be cans of beans, plastic bottles, or empty cereal boxes) in a row and stand 10 meters away from the row. Take it in turns to throw a ball at the skittles, aiming to knock over as many as you can.

Here is a video of Knock ‘em Down Pinball.

Friday 19th June

Bowling: Line up five skittles as a target (can be cans of beans, plastic bottles, or empty cereal boxes) 10 meters away from them. Take it in turns to roll 3 balls each at the skittles, aiming to knock over as many as you can. All bowlers take a turn and then replaced the knocked skittles. Keep your score. The person that knocks over the most skittles wins.

Here is a video of Bowling.

Kick to Score: Ask an adult to help you to draw or stick target areas at various heights on a wall.Points should be placed in the centre of each target from one to five. Give yourself a score to achieve e.g. 10. Kick the ball at the targets on the wall to achieve that score

Here is a video of Kick to Score.

Musical statues: Just need some music, someone to stop the music and someone to play against: dance while the music plays, make a statue when it stops. Whoever can

stay a statue the longest, wins!.

Further suggested activities…

Further suggested activities…

Further suggested activities…

Further suggested activities…