Hi girls,
I hope you’re all well and have had a lovely Easter at home with your families! As you all know, we are really helping our doctors and nurses by staying at home and we’ve been asked to keep that up for another little while. Well done to you all, I know it’s not easy but you’re doing brilliantly!
I have put a little extra work together for the coming week and you’ll find it below. I said it before and I want to say it again, please do not feel under pressure to get all of this done. I know some of you will still be working through what was set for you before Easter and that’s perfectly fine. As long as we’re all doing something to keep our brains active! I’d like to say a big well done to all the girls who took part in the 100 word challenge. There was a fantastic response from room 12 and I’m very proud of you all. Congratulations to Sarah and Molly who came out of the draw and best of luck to the rest of you for the next challenge!
I hope you’re all continuing to help out at home, play with your brothers and sisters, do something you enjoy every day, get creative and be active! 😊
I miss you all very much and am looking forward to catching up with you just as soon as we can!
Remember: Be good, help out and take care! 😊
Sending all my best to you and your families,
Miss Amy Ryan.
Mon 20th – Fri 24th April
Treat this like a menu, you can pick and choose!
- Maths Challenge – one per day
- Maths Revision Worksheets – 15 mins TOPS per day (If you have finished these worksheets, try using some of the activities in the 5th class section on ixl.com)
- Practise your tables using the tables cards we made
- Spellbound Unit 26
- Write a story titled ‘A Magical Disaster’ (Use the story mountain to help you with your plan and layout)
- Keep reading (I highly recommend Harry Potter for those of you who haven’t read it!)
- Keep a diary / Write a letter to your grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends
- Watch RTE homeschool hub on RTE2 at 11am each day
- PE - Joe Wicks youtube
- Art – raid the recycling bin and create a piece of junk art (you’ll find some examples below)
- Watch something on Cula4 /TG4
- Try using the Duolingo app to practise your Irish
- For extra suggestions have a look at “Lots of suggestions for 5th & 6th class” on Mrs Kealy’s page
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