Art, playtime and fun games!!!We have been busy in the Junior Room these past few weeks. In Art we made lovely Daffodil and Bluebell pieces out of pain and card. We have been learning about the seasons of Spring and Summer and what we see in these seasons. We also played some fun games in English further developing our sounds, words and pictures recognition. And everyday we get to play in our groups during Aistear. Christmas Performances from the Junior RoomThe boys and girls in the Junior room have been practising really hard these past few weeks on their Christmas songs. They put in lots of work learning the songs and the actions. A big thank you to Ms. Killeen too. Have a look below at some of the great Art work the children have been doing this month in preparation for Christmas! The children learned all about Jesus and how we celebrate his birth on Christmas day. We made and drew some really cool reindeer and made colourful Christmas Stockings. Christmas StockingsRudolph the Red Nose ReindeerJesus was Born on Christmas DayThe boys and girls had an amazing time in Birr Theatre seeing Elfie Saves Christmas. Parachute and Water Fun!!As the school years comes to an end and all the work has been done the children in the Junior Room have been enjoying some well earned fun outside in the glorious weather we have been having! Spraying with each other with water to cool down and having so much fun playing with the parachute! It has been a busy few weeks in the Junior Room with loads of activities happening.
Wishing the U20s Offaly hurling team the very best in their All Ireland this Sunday, especially to our past pupils, Charlie Mitchell and Adam Screeney.St. Patrick's Day ArtWe have been busy in the Junior Room preparing for St. Patrick's Day. Have a look at all the amazing Art completed by the children in the Junior Room. 1st Class Maths Trail1st Class have been learning about Length the last week and how to measure various items. We have learned about the metre and used a metre stick to measure various items around the school year. We estimated how long the item might be and then using the metre stick measures the item. The children enjoyed all the measuring and used their maths skills so well. |
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June 2024
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