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We did lots of lovely activities for Maths Week. Have a look at some of the things we did.
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We were delighted to win extra golden pitch time this week. We went out into the sunshine and played soccer, rugby and tennis and played with hula-hoops. It was great fun! Anna made an AMAZING volcano using wire, paper, glue, water and paint. Her dad very kindly came in to us and brought some chemicals to create a really cool eruption. Well done Anna on such great work!! We investigated soil during the week. The children found stones, weeds, sticks, blades of grass and seeds. Unfortunately we did not find any worms in this soil sample. Hopefully next time. Well done to Cillian in Ms.Lane's 2nd class who won player of the week on yard. Cillian played with kindness and respect and we are very proud of him.  On Friday we did a soil investigation. We found worms, stones, roots, moss, twigs and leaves in the soil. We used magnifying glasses to get a closer look. We released the worms into the soil outside afterwards. Here's some recent artwork that we have done. We created a flower using our hands to show that, like petals, 'we are each unique and beautiful, but together we are a masterpiece.' We also made autumn trees. We used cotton buds to create our leaves. We dabbed them into orange, red and yellow paint and onto our page. We made delicious soup in school today. With the help of some parents we picked vegetables from the garden that we had sown last year. We added them to the vegetables we brought in from home to make our soup. We really enjoyed making it and it was really tasty. We are very lucky to have gotten the chance to make soup in class this morning. We brought in some vegetables and equipment from home. We went outside and picked the vegetables we grew in the school garden last year. We then washed and peeled all the vegetables and got help to chop them up. Three lovely parents came in to help us make the soup. It was really delicious!! We even had brown bread and croutons, yum! We made scones in class this morning. They were delicious! Here is the recipe we used from the Odlums website:
We recently completed projects on tourist attractions around Ireland. We did projects on places such as The Titanic Museum in Belfast, to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin and down to Fota Wildlife Park in Cork. Great work was done by all, well done! Bhí ceolchoirm sa scoil inniu le haghaidh Seachtain na Gaeilge. Bhíomar ag canadh, ag damsha agus ag rá dánta as gaeilge. Bhain gach duine an taitneamh as. We carried out floating and sinking experiments using plasticine, a bowl of water, a banana, an orange, paper clips, unifix cubes and buttons. We tested out the items at different stages, made predictions as to whether the items would float or sink and recorded our results. We have done some amazing projects on China this week. We have learned facts about the country, its cities, its buildings, The Great Wall of China, pandas, tea, Chinese inventions and the Chinese New Year. Everyone worked really hard at making their projects and we are all very proud of our work. We had great fun doing experiments this week for Science Week. We did experiments such as 'where is your blind spot?', dancing raisins, balloon experiments such as launching a balloon rocket and the inflatable balloon where we made predictions about what would happen. We also had a lava lamp and saw how heat changed the wax and we floated a ping pong ball using a hairdryer. Some of us even tried them at home. Check out our pictures and videos below! We have really enjoyed our dance sessions with Kori over the past two weeks. Check out the videos below to see our great dance moves. We started learning tin whistle in September for the first time. Here we are playing 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'. I'm sure you'll agree we have learned fast and play really well. We hope everyone has a very happy, safe and spooky Halloween!!! We made some fantastic projects on volcanoes and hibernation. We have learned so much from all the different projects. A lot of hard work was put into making them. Have a look at our work! Today we made some Halloween shortbread biscuits. We used butter, sugar and flour to make them and used Halloween shaped cutters to create bats, owls and cats from the mixture. We wrote the recipe in our copies and might try to bake them at home. They were delicious!!!! We won 10 minutes golden time on the pitch this week. We did some lovely activities this week for Maths Week. Here are some pictures of what we did. They were fun ways of learning Maths. Thanks and well done to MacDara and Shay for their amazing volcano projects. They added vinegar, bread soda, washing-up liquid and red food colouring to make their volcanoes erupt. It was great fun watching them. Great work boys!! |
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