Monday, 25th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
Hope you are all well and that you had a lovely weekend. It’s the last week in May so we are asking for a big effort for this week. Just keep trying your best to do what you can.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic – Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Corrections for Friday’s work-
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <ial>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading- Poetry
The Road not Taken by Robert Frost
Questions
1. What images does the poem create in your mind? A young man walking in a wood, stopping where the road divides into two paths and deciding which road he will take.
2. Is the poem written in the past present or future? Why do you think this? I think that it is written in the future because at the end of the poem the poet tells us that he took the road ‘less traveled by and that has made all the difference’. This means that he is writing the poem in the future when he knows how his life has turned out. What do you think?
3. What do you think the word diverged means? Look it up in your dictionary – to separate from another route and go in a different direction
4. What choice does the poet make? He took the ‘other as just as fair- because it was grassy and wanted wear.
5. What decision did the poet make and why? He took the roaI less traveled because he thought he would lead a different life by making that choice
6. Do you think that the poet will ever get a chance to travel the other path?In don’t think so because as the poet says ‘ knowing how way leads onto way I doubted if i should ever come back.’
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – lá iontach a wonderful day, tuirseach traochta exhausted, an deireadh seachtaine the weekend . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Ceacht Gaeilge – Freagraí
- Duirt an múinteoir, ‘Cuir ceist ar do chara, Cad a d’ith tú don bhricfeasta inniu?
- Tá ceapaire sicín, úll agus iogart i mbosca lóin Ciara.
- Tá ceapaire sicín, banana, sú oráiste agus íogart i mbosca lóin Conor.
- Is fearr le Ciara sicín rósta le prátaí agus glasraí.
- Is fearr le Conor pónairí le tósta agus sailéad torthaí mar mhilseog.
MATHS
Mental Maths Answers – Answers All Mental Maths Friday Week 29.
Number Theory – Prime and Composite Numbers
Answers Answers Prime and Composite Numbers Friday
Tables – Test ÷ 9, ÷12.
| 36 ÷ 12 = 3 | 90 ÷ 9 = 10 | 72 ÷ 12 = 6 | 84 ÷ 12 = 7 |
| 27 ÷ 9 = 3 | 48 ÷ 12 = 4 | 63 ÷ 9 = 7 | 108 ÷ 12 = 9 |
| 60 ÷ 12 = 5 | 45 ÷ 9 = 5 | 81 ÷ 9 = 9 | 36 ÷ 9 = 4 |
| 72 ÷ 9 = 8 | 132 ÷ 12 = 11 | 108 ÷ 12 = 9 | 144 ÷ 12 = 12 |
ART
I hope that you enjoyed the drawing challenge on Foxes.
Now we begin this week’s work..
Monday, 25th May, 2020
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 30 Words containing <-able>.
Monday- enjoyable, adorable, avoidable, available. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone Unit 30 ‘ The Conger Eel’
Read the story.
As there are quite a lot of red words in this story – Please use dictionary to find the meanings of red words on page 147 and 148 only
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – seanbhean, bocht, scéal, scáth báistí . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal Na Fianna
Freagair na ceisteanna 1-5
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Monday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Monday Week 30
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Monday Week 30Write answers in Maths copy please
Number Theory
Today we continue with a look at Exponents which is a Mathematical term for ‘to the power of’ when we say 4 to the power of 2 this means we multiply 4 x4 = 16. When we say 4 to the power of 3 we multiply 4 by itself 3 times 4x4x4= 84. Take a look at he attached page and Complete Questions 1- 4 –you may use calculators!
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors , Multiples, Prime or Composite, Directed Numbers and move on to Square Roots and Integers
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
SESE
Our topic for SESE this week is The Solar System
Please read the attached and answer the following questions – The Solar System 1
- What has a powerful gravitational pull?
- What do scientists believe our Solar System was formed from ? ( Just 1 sentence here)
- How many planets are there in the Solar System?
- What is the Asteroid Belt made up of?
- Describe the objects in the Kuiper Belt.
That’s all for today, keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
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Friday, 22nd May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning Everyone,
Happy Friday!
Looking forward to the weekend? Time for us all to take a break and relax for a few days. Thank you to all who are sending in pictures of their work, it’s important for us to know that you are engaging with the work. Remember to try out Mathletics to brush up on Maths skills.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics last Monday. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic for this week _ Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Corrections for Thursday’s work-
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <ial>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 29 An Accident at the Power Station –
Activity E- Grammar – Answers
- The little cat rose slowly from her nap and pounced on the huge mouse.
- Soccer is unpopular with old people, while cricket is more popular.
- The bonfire burned unpleasantly and terrible fireworks exploded all day.
- The disgusting toast was dripping with sour jam.
- None of the critics disagreed that the old movie was the worst in the series.
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – ag caoineadh crying, ag tafann barking, na huibheacha the eggs, an linn snámha the swimming pool . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
An Cárta Breithlae
Déan C -Líon na bearnaí – Freagraí
1. Chuala Ruairí cnag ar an doras.
2. Bhí cárta breithlae ina lámh ag Lára.
3. D’fhéach Ruairí agus Lára ar DVD.
4. Bhí dhá thicéad do cheolchoirm U2 sa chárta.
agus D Scríobh 4 fhocal ón scéal leis na litreacha seo.
- líomanáid 2. criospaí 3.doras 4. náire
MATHS
Mental Maths – AnswersAnswers All Mental Maths Thursday Week 29
Number Theory – Lowest Common Multiple
Answers – Answers Least Common Multiple
SESE – SCIENCE
The Eye – Notes on the different parts of The Eye should be in your copy.
RELIGION
Your favourite poem should have been written into your Confirmation Book.
Today’s work..
Friday, 22nd May, 2020
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <-ial>. Last 3 words of this list today
Friday- substantial, marsupial, controversial. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading- Poetry
Writing poetry is a good way to describe an emotion. In this poem, the poet is reflecting on an important decision. Read it aloud to yourself (all poems sound better when you read them aloud) a few times.
Questions
1. What images does the poem create in your mind?
2. Is the poem written in the past present or future? Why do you think this?
3. What do you think the word diverged means? Look it up in your dictionary
4. What choice does the poet make?
5. What decision did the poet make and why?
6. Do you think that the poet will ever get a chance to travel the other path?
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – lá iontach, tuirseach traochta, an deireadh seachtaine . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal
Freagair na ceisteanna 1-5
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Friday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Friday Week 29.
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Friday Week 29Write answers in Maths copy please
Number Theory
Today we are taking a look at Prime and Composite Numbers – we revise our knowledge of Prime and Composite Numbers. If a Number has only itself and 1 as factors we call it a Prime Number.If a number has more than 2 factors we call it a Composite Number.
Read the attached and complete Questions 1 and 2 – You may use calculators for the bigger numbers if you wish. Prime and Composite Numbers
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors , Multiples, Prime or Composite and dyou could also try Directed Numbers
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Test ÷ 9, ÷12.
| 36 ÷ 12 = | 90 ÷ 9 = | 72 ÷ 12 = | 84 ÷ 12 = |
| 27 ÷ 9 = | 48 ÷ 12 = | 63 ÷ 9 = | 108 ÷ 12 = |
| 60 ÷ 12 = | 45 ÷ 9 = | 81 ÷ 9 = | 36 ÷ 9 = |
| 72 ÷ 9 = | 132 ÷ 12 = | 108 ÷ 12 = | 144 ÷ 12 = |
ART
Drawing Challenge – The Fox.
See the Attached for images for you to model your drawing on –Foxes Drawing
Some information on Foxes for you to read –Fox – Information
That’s all for today, enjoy the weekend!
Mrs Brazil
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Thursday, 21st May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
I hope that you have an opportunity to enjoy the good weather, fresh air and exercise is good for all our minds and bodies. I would encourage all of you to log in to Mathletics and make the most of this online tool which will enhance your Maths skills while you can. Remember to send in a picture of at least one piece of work per day so that we know that you are engaging with your work – we only have a few weeks left so keep trying your best.
Let’s look at our notices first
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics last Monday. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic for this week _ Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Urban Rascals – Remember to join the crew at Urban Gym today at 1.30pm for a fun workout.
Corrections for Wednesday’s work-
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <ial>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 29 An Accident at the Power Station –
Activity C – Answers 1. Turbulence 2. Podium 3. Accompaniment 4. Illusion 5. Producer 6. Wardrobe
Activity D – Answers 1. of her father’s expression 2. there was a cloud of smoke obscuring it 3. the accident was larger than had been reported 4. luxury good were quite rare 5. they were in danger from radiation poisoning
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – an ghrian the sun, na buachaillí the boys, an bóthar the road, éide scoile school uniform/clothes. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
B – Freagair na Ceisteanna
1. Breithlá Ruairí a bhí ann.
2. Bhí sé dhá bhliain déag d’aois.
3. Tháinig Lára go dtí an chóisir.
4. D’ith Ruairí agus Lára criospaí, grán rósta, uachtar reoite agus cáca breithlae.
5. Chuaigh Lára abhaile ar a naoi a chlog.
6. Fuair Ruairí dhá thicéad do cheolchoirm U2 i bPáirc an Chrócaigh ó Lára
MATHS
Mental Maths – Answers – Click to open Answers All Mental Maths Wednesday Week 29
SESE – SCIENCE
You should have drawn the diagram of The Eye in your copies and labeled each of the parts
RELIGION
Our School Outing – your thoughts and feelings on missing out on your school tour schould now be written up in your Confirmation Book.
Now we begin today’s work..
Thursday, 21st May, 2020
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <-ial>.
Thursday- editorial, industrial, secretarial, ceremonial. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading
Reading Zone – Unit 29 ‘An Accident at the Power Station’
Complete Activity E Grammar today please. Remember,- Rule, Date, Heading.
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – ag caoineadh, ag tafann, na huibheacha, an linn snámha . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – cóisir – party, Cén bronntanas a gheobhaidh mé? – What present/gift will I get?, ceolchoirm – concert, díoma – disappointment
Clic agus léigh An Cárta Breithlae
Déan C -Líon na bearnaí agus D Scríobh 4 fhocal ón scéal leis na litreacha seo.
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Thursday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Thursday Week 29.
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Thursday Week 29Write answers in Maths copy please
Number Theory
Today we are taking another look at multiples and finding the Lowest Common Multiple – LCM.
We look at all the multiples of 2 numbers, find those which are common, then find the lowest number common to both groups – LCM
Take a look at the attached and complete Questions 2, 3 and 4. Questions 3 and 4 are word problems but you just use the same approach – list the multiples and use the information to answer the question you are asked. Number Theory Lowest Common Multiple
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors , Multiples
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 9, ÷12 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 9s and 12s.
SESE – SCIENCE
Our topics for this week are Light and The Eye .
We take a ‘look’ at The Eye – Today we read about the parts of the eye in more detail.
Read the attached – Click to open The Eye Part 2
Please read and make notes in your copies of each part of the Eye – write out the parts which I have underlined.
Example – Cornea – This is the front part of the sclera. It is transparent and dome shaped and helps the eye to focus on objects. It covers the iris and the pupil.
RELIGION
Confirmation Book
Today we turn to the page entitled ‘My Favourite Poem’. This one is self explanatory – just write in your favourite poem. It can be one that you learned or read in school or one that you have come across in your own reading that you like. Remember to keep writing neat and colour around the edges.
That’s it for today,
Mrs Brazil
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Wednesday, 20th May, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning Everyone,
I hope that you had a lovely evening yesterday and that you are managing to enjoy the sunshine. As we reach the middle of the week, try to keep up with the work as best as you can, it will all help next year. Try to send in a picture of at least one piece of work each day so that we know that you are engaging with the work. Remember to get in touch via classdojo or email if you have any difficulty.
Let’s look at our notices first
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics last Monday. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic for this week _ Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Corrections for Tuesday’s work-
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <ial>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 29 An Accident at the Power Station –
Activity A – Answers
- Yelena looked comical because she was just learning to walk and she stumbled quite often
- Dorota’s father hung up and hurried to his bedroom to change into his uniform. Then he went out the door and into his small red pick-up truck and drove off.
- Anna saw that fire-fighters from other towns were being called in to deal with the accident
- Anna got Yelena, Dorota got her warm coat and boots and Olga got ready in case they had to leave in a hurry.
- Dorota’s grandmother was in shock because she never had to evacuate before, even during the war
- Activity B – Answers 1. b. funny 2. b. fear 3. d. spread 4. d. troubled 5. c. evacuated of people 6. c. serious
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – ar an talamh on the ground, tinn sick, peann luaidhe pencil, cnag ar an doras knock on the door. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – cóisir – party, Cén bronntanas a gheobhaidh mé? – What present/gift will I get?, ceolchoirm – concert, díoma – disappointment
Clic agus léigh An Cárta Breithlae
Déan A Fíor nó Bréagach 1-6
Freagraí – 1. Bréagach 2. Fíor 3. Fíor 4. Fíor 5. Fíor 6. Fíor
MATHS
Mental Maths – Answers – Click to open Answers All Mental Maths Tuesday Week 29
Number Theory
We begin a new topic in Maths this week. Today we take a look at Multiples and Common Factors. Answers – Common Factors and Multiples Answers Tuesday
SESE SCIENCE
Questions – Light
- Solar Energy is a renewable energy source – True or False – True
- How is Refraction caused? Refraction happens because light changes speed and beds when it passes through a transparent substance like water.
- Name the first person to discover that white light was made up of different colours? Sir Isaac Newton.
Now we begin today’s work..
Wednesday, 19th May, 2020
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <-ial>.
Wednesday – material, imperial, memorial, territorial. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading
Reading Zone – Unit 29 ‘An Accident at the Power Station’
Complete Activity C and D today please. Remember,- Rule, Date, Heading.
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – an ghrian, na buachaillí, an bóthar, éide scoile . Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – cóisir – party, Cén bronntanas a gheobhaidh mé? – What present/gift will I get?, ceolchoirm – concert, díoma – disappointment
Clic agus léigh An Cárta Breithlae
Déan B – Freagair na Ceisteanna 1- 6
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Wednesday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Wednesday Week 29.
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Wednesday Week 29Write answers in Maths copy please
Number Theory
No Maths today – I’m really sorry about the Maths Marathon I gave you yesterday, I didn’t realise just how much work was on the page. We return to Number Theory tomorrow.
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors , Multiples
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 9, ÷12 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 9s and 12s.
SESE – SCIENCE
Our topics for this week are Light and The Eye .
We take a ‘look’ at The Eye – Today we read about the Sense of Sight and look closely at a diagram of The Eye.
Read the attached – Click to open The Eye Part 1
Please draw the diagram of The Eye in your copies and label each of the parts
RELIGION
In Our Confirmation Book today please go to the page ‘Our School Outing’. Looking at this page just reminds us of something else we missed out on due to Covid 19 and I’m sorry about that. Our School Tour was to take place on June 12th and we were going to go to the Outdoor and Adventure Centre in Tagoat, Wexford – we were booked in to try Kayaking, Battlezone Archery , Team Challenges. We were also supposed to call into Super Macs on the way home! On this page write about why the tour did not take place and how you feel about that. Maybe write about what you were looking forward to – being with friends, bus journey, activities.I know that this is not a very nice task but your Confirmation Book is a keepsake and will be a reminder of what life was like in June, 2020 – Do your best and remember to colour in all pictures.
Apologies again for yesterday’s Maths Marathon!
That’s it for today,
Mrs Brazil
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Tuesday, 19th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
Hope that you all had a good day yesterday.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics last Monday. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic for this week _ Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Urban Rascals – Fitness and Fun today at 1:30pm
Corrections for Monday’s work-
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <ity> and <ety>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 29 An Accident at the Power Station –Dictionary work helps you to understand the story.
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – an phictiúrlann the cinema, an leaba the bed, sa chlós in the yard, leac oighir ice.. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal –Tá súil agam go bhain tú taitneamh as as scéal. / I hope that you enjoyed the story.
MATHS
Answers All Mental Maths Monday Week 29 Click to Open and correct Answers All Mental Maths Monday Week 29
Number Theory – Factors – Answers Maths Factors (Monday)
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 9, ÷12 – Keep up the Tables practise – they help in all areas of Maths
SESE – SCIENCE
Our topics for this week are Light and The Eye .
Questions – Light Answers: A = Artificial, N = Natural
- Divide a page into 2 columns labelled ‘Natural’ and ‘Artificial’ . Write each of rthe following sources of light in the correct column. – flashlight A, oil lamp,A Northern Lights N, bioluminescence N North Star,N lightning,N candle A, fireworks A ,Milky Way N, glow-worm N, laser A, lantern A, volcano N, fire A, sun N, lightbulb A
- Who invented the first electric lamp? Humphrey Davy invented the first electic lamp.
- How fast does light travel? Light travels at 300,000 km per second
- What vitamin is produced when your skin is exposed to sunlight?Vitamin D
- List some tips to help you to stay safe in you are out in the sun in the summertime.
Wear a hat and clothes that cover your skin
Never look directly at the sun and wear sunglasses with UV protection
Never sunbathe
Avoid direct sunshine in the middle of the day.
Use sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 20. Reapply every two hours. Use water-resistant sunscreen if you plan to go swimming.
RELIGION
‘What Being Confirmed Means to Me’. This page should have been completed.
Now for todays work..
Tuesday, 19th May, 2020
ENGLISH
Spelling
Spelling List 29 Words containing <-ial>.
Tuesday – denial, trivial, burial, jovial. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading
Reading Zone – Unit 29 ‘An Accident at the Power Station’
Complete Activity A and B today please. Remember,- Rule, Date, Heading.
GAEILGE
Litriú/Foclóir: – ar an talamh, tinn, peann luaidhe, cnag ar an doras. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – cóisir – party, Cén bronntanas a gheobhaidh mé? – What present/gift will I get?, ceolchoirm – concert, díoma – disappointment
Clic agus léigh An Cárta Breithlae
Déan A Fíor nó Bréagach 1-6
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Monday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Tuesday Week 29
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Tuesday Week 29Write answers in Maths copy please
Number Theory
We begin a new topic in Maths this week. Today we take a look at Multiples and Common Factors.
Factors are whole numbers which are multiplied to get a product (answer when multiplied)
Factor x factor = product 3 x 4 = 12
A Multiple is the result when 2 numbers are multiplied – we can also say a multiple is the product of two or more factors
If we look at factors of 24 – 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24 now the factors of 12 –1, 2,3,4,6,12, Now we can see the common factors which are underlined. We can also see the Highest Common Factor (HCF)
With Multiples – just count up in that number – Multiples of 5 are 5,10,15,20,25 and so on.
Complete Qs 1-4 on the page attached Number Theory Multiples & Common Factors Tuesday
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors , Multiples
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 9, ÷12 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 9s and 12s.
SESE – SCIENCE
Our topics for this week are Light and The Eye .
We continue with Light – Today we read about Light as having many colours, Refraction and Reflection.
Read the attached – Click to open Light 2
Questions – Light
- Solar Energy is a renewable energy source – True or False _______
- How is Refraction caused?
- Name the first person to discover that white light was made up of different colours?
Remember – Rule, Date, Heading , Write neatly please.
Try the Experiment on Refraction – You will need a clear glass bowl for the one with the coin or a glass for the one with the straw. Let me know how you get on!
That’s it for today,
Mrs Brazil
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Monday, 18th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
Why does it seem as if time goes much faster at the weekend? I hope that you all had a lovely weekend and are full of energy for the coming week.
Don’t worry we all feel a little bit like this guy on Monday! However we can get out and about a little more. Small groups of up to 4 people – family or friends- may meet outdoors within 5 km of home. so you may be able to meet up with friends or family, always remember social distancing. Some of your family and friends may be returning to work this week also and I wish them the best of luck.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Mathletics – All of you received your Usernames and Password for Mathletics last Monday. I’m happy to say that some of you have already logged in and explored the site. This week I would like to see all students logged in and doing the Maths Activities related to our Maths Topic for this week _ Number Theory. Hopefully all of you will work your way through the activities throughout the week and do the test at the end.
Corrections for Friday’s work-
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <ity> and <ety>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 28 The Most Beautiful Flower
Activity D – Answers-1. d) The young farmer valued his grandfather for his wisdom.
2. c) The young men gathered at the palace to watch the sun rise.
3. b) depressed
4. c) raised her eyebrows
5. b) The king wanted a son-in-law wbho would respect him when he was old.
Activity E – Grammar – Collective Nouns
A pride of lions
A swarm of bees
A litter of pups
A flock of sheep
A plague of locusts
A flock of doves
A herd of cattle
A pack of wolves
A shoal of herrings
A school of whales
An orchestra/band of musicians
A fleet of ships
A den of thieves
A crew of sailors
An army of soldiers
A deck of cards
Gaeilge
Leabhar Corcra – Agam
Freagraí – 1. aige 2. aici 3. acu 4. agam 5. agat 6. agaibh 7. againn
Maths
Answers All Mental Maths Friday Week 28 Click to Open and correct Answers All Mental Maths Friday Week 28
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6
| 24 ÷3= 8 | 60 ÷6= 10 | 48 ÷6= 8 | 72 ÷6= 12 |
| 54 ÷ 6 = 9 | 24 ÷6= 4 | 27 ÷3= 9 | 42 ÷6= 7 |
| 30 ÷ 6= 5 | 15 ÷3= 5 | 66 ÷6= 11 | 36 ÷3= 12 |
| 21 ÷3= 7 | 33 ÷3= 11 | 9 ÷3= 3 | 18 ÷3= 6 |
Religion
Fruits of The Holy Spirit should have been completed
ART
Hopefully you all enjoyed the art project using tinfoil for embossing. Some of you sent in your work- thank you.
Now we begin today’s work
Monday, 18th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <-ity> and <-ety> last 4 on this list today
Monday – possibility, curiosity familiarity, generosity. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading
Reading Zone – Unit 29 ‘An Accident at the Power Station’
Please read and look up the meaning of red words in you dictionary (online or book) please. This will help you to understand the story.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – an phictiúrlann, an leaba, sa chlós, leac oighir.. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – cóisir – party, Cén bronntanas a gheobhaidh mé? – What present/gift will I get?, ceolchoirm – concert, díoma – disappointment
Clic agus léigh An Cárta Breithlae
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
MATHS
Mental Maths for today Monday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Monday Week 29
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Monday Week 29Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Number Theory
We begin a new topic in Maths this week. The first part of the topic is Factors
Factors are whole numbers which are multiplied to get a product (answer when multiplied)
Factor x factor = product 3 x 4 = 12 Number Theory Monday
Take a look at the attached page which introduces topic and explains factors. Complete the table Q1. a- i. Remember ascending order – begin with the smallest number
*** Mathletics – I have selected Number Theory on Mathletics to match up with our work in Maths – Try to work your way through each of the activities throughout the week – Begin with Factors
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 9, ÷12 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 9s and 12s.
SESE – SCIENCE
Our topics for this week are Light and The Eye .
We begin with Light – As you know we would find it very difficult to live without light – today we read about Sources of Light – Natural and Artificial. The Spped of Light, and how to take care4 of ourselves in summer if we are out in the sun.
Read the attached – Click to open Light 1
Questions – Light
- Divide a page into 2 columns labelled ‘Natural’ and ‘Artificial’ . Write each of the following sources of light in the correct column. – flashlight, oil lamp, Northern Lights, bioluminescence, North Star, lightning, candle, fireworks, Milkey Way, glow-worm, laser, lantern, North Star, volcano, fire, sun, lightbulb
- Who invented the first electric lamp?
- How fast does light travel?
- What vitamin is produced when your skin is exposed to sunlight?
- List some tips to help you to stay safe in you are out in the sun in the summertime.
Remember – Rule, Date, Heading , Write neatly please.
RELIGION
Today I’d like you to go to the page entitled ‘What Being Confirmed Means to Me’. I would like to to think about what being confirmed means to you and your family.
Some thoughts which may be of help –
Being Confirmed helps me to learn more about my faith.
Being Confirmed helps me to develop a friendship with God.
Being Confirmed gives me an opportunity to receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit – Wisdom, Understanding, Right Judgement, Courage, Knowledge, Reverence, Wonder and Awe in God’s presence. These Gifts will help me live as God wants me to.
After being Confirmed and having received the Gifts of the Holy Spirit then I will show the Fruits of the Holy Spirit in how I live my life – I will show Love, Kindness, Gentleness, Joy, Peace, Patience, Faithfulness and Self Control
Being Confirmed means that I get to celebrate with my Family – (It may mean that Grandparents , Aunties and Uncles, cousins and friends come to visit, describe how you plan to spend the day, etc.)
That’s the lot for today.
Keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
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- Friday, 15th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
No prizes for guessing that I love Fridays! It’s so hard to believe that we have completed another week. I know that it can be difficult to stay engaged with school work after being away from our classroom for so long now. Try your best to keep up the work for this last few weeks and focus on the positives – the lovely weather, the annoying brother or sister, Mam or Dad who also can be a little annoying (sorry parents) but they love you! Try to think of Reasons to be Cheerful when you are feeling a little ‘fed-up’ with it all.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Webinar ‘Transition to Secondary School’ – See notices on Wednesday’s and Thursday’s posts for details if interested.
Corrections for Thursday’s work-
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <ity> and <ety>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 28 The Most Beautiful Flower
Activity B – Answers 1. irritable 2. impulse 3. called 4. proclaimed 5. tiresome 6. deserves
Activity C – Answers 1. Flared 2. Promising 3. Suffocating 4. Stealthily 5. Apportioned 6. Foremost
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table
C. Freagraí – 1. agam, 2. agaibh, 3. acu, 4. agat 5. aige 6. aici, 7. againn
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Thursday Week 28 Click to open
Coordinates – Answers Coordinates Dewtown Map 2
MUSIC
Hopefully you enjoyed finding out a little about Beethoven’s life. Did you recognise any of the Symphonies??
RELIGION
May is known as the Month of Mary – Talk to Parents or Grandparents for memories of May Altars in school and at home.
We continue with today’s work
Friday, 15th May, 2020.
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <-ity, -ety>. –
Friday – opportunity, possibility, curiosity, opportunity – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Please read Unit 28 ‘ The Most Beautiful Flower‘ and Complete D 1-5 and E – Grammar – Collective Nouns – You may have to check these in your dictionary or online Example lions – pride. The collective noun for a group of lions is a pride of lions. Remember Rule, Date, Heading and English Copy please.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: ag luascadh, ag iascaireacht, ag imirt gailf, ag imirt cispheile. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table.
Today we put the the pronoun and preposition together to form the Forainm Réamhfhoclach Agam etc.
| Mé | Me / I | agam |
| Tú | You | agat |
| Sé | He / him | aige |
| Sí | She /Her | aici |
| Sinn | We / Us | againn |
| Sibh | You plural | agaibh |
| Siad | They / Them | acu |
Déan D 1- 7 D Agam
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Thursday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Friday Week 28
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Friday Week 28 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6
| 24 ÷3= | 60 ÷6= | 48 ÷6= | 72 ÷6= |
| 54 ÷6= | 24 ÷6= | 27 ÷3= | 42 ÷6= |
| 30 ÷ 6= | 15 ÷3= | 66 ÷6= | 36 ÷3= |
| 21 ÷3= | 33 ÷3= | 9 ÷3= | 18 ÷3= |
This is all our Maths for today.
RELIGION
Today I’d like you to go to the page on THE FRUITS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT in your Confirmation Book.
Please add the following : Fruits of The Holy Spirit are- Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Gentleness, Faithfulness, Self-Control. Try to memorise this list and colour any images on page.
ART
I’m very conscious when giving Art activities that not all of you have the same Art supplies that we have in school so I have chosen an activity today that uses items that most of us may be able to lay our hands on.
Foil Embossing: Tin foil and Sharpies (Try other Markers here if you have any)
You will need:
cereal boxes,
aluminum foil, tin foil
yarn,/string
white glue,
coloured Sharpies.
Samples
How to ..
Cut out a piece of card from a cereal box.
Draw a basic design
Use wool/string ( thick if you have it)
Cut a piece of tinfoil bigger than your piece of card – about 6cm of an edge which we can fold to back of card. do not glue this yet.
Then put the foil over the top and beginning at the centre gently rubbing in the foil around the wool/string. Take your time here, if you are careful your design will be nice a clear.
Once you have finished pressing in the foil, glue the foil at the back.
Then colour in your design in the colours of your choice – Do not colour the raised parts where the wool or yarn is. Best of luck!
Send in some images of your work.
Have a lovely weekend and stay safe and well.
Mrs Brazil
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Hi All,
I was delighted to see some of you today at the Zoom Meeting for our class. You all looked so well, I definitely need a haircut!!. Hopefully more of you will be able to join us for the next one in a week or two.
Take a look at the Notices below:
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Urban Gym – Join Urban Rascals for fitness and fun today at 1:30pm
Webinar hosted by Co Wexford Education Centre on Transition to Secondary School
Webinar on the Transition to Second Level – An Adventure and a Challenge on Wednesday 27th of May @ 11am.
I would appreciate it if you could share with your 6th class parents & teachers .
How to register for a Meeting /Webinar with Co. Wexford Education Centre
- Participants register for the webinar via Co. Wexford Education Centre’s website ieRegister here
When parents are registering on our website they go to book here link and they will come to the course registration page
They will enter
First Name
Last Name
Email details
Mobile number
Teaching Council Number – Skip on THIS SECTION Only for teachers
School Name – ie School their child is attending
School Roll –
Registration Type – Select PARENT from the options given
Click Process Registration
- A link will be emailed to participants to complete the registration process and receive their unique link to join the Webinar. Please register with your Full name
- Following registration an individual meeting/webinar link will be sent to each registered participant. Do not share your link with others. Each participant will need to use this link to access the Webinar
- The ‘Waiting Room’ will be open 10 – 15 minutes before the webinar is due to begin.
- The host will allow participants to enter the webinar from the Waiting Room at the scheduled start time for the meeting/webinar. Please note that if there are a large number of participants registered for the Webinar, you might need to wait 5 minutes so the host can admit all the participants.
- The meeting/webinar will be ‘locked’ shortly after the webinar begins. Please note your contact details will be shared with the Webinar host so they can admit you to the Webinar.
Next
We continue with Corrections for Wednesday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <ity> and <ety>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 28 The Most Beautiful Flower
Activity A – Answers
1. The king banished all the old people from the kingdom because he thought old people were useless and stood in the way of younger men with ideas.
2. The old man took his grandson’s shoes and cut away the soles so that the shoes would seem whole from above but the young man’s feet would be on the ground.
3. The farmer was gloomy because he thought the richer men would look far and wide for the most exotic blooms but he could only choose from the wild flowers that grew around the farm.
4. The princess raised her eyebrows in astonishment and the king wanted to know why the farmer thought this was a suitable gift for her. The farmer said that nothing is more beautiful than a field of wheat and that nothing smells more beautiful than freshly baked bread.
5. – You may have different answers here depending on what you thought the moral was – Older people are important because they have knowledge and experience to pass on. Money is not everything. Sometimes the simple things are the most beautiful.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: dúshlán challenge, tar éis tamail after a while, an choill the wood, ag rothaíocht cycling. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table
B. Freagraí – 1. aici, 2. acu, 3. agam, 4. aige 5. agaibh 6. agat, 7. againn
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Wednesday Week 28Click to open
Coordinates Answers Coordinates Dewtown Map 1
Geography
Topic – North America
Answers: Missing cities on Map of North America – Vancouver, San Francisco, Mexico City, Dallas, New York Ontario
Exercise A – 1. 5 Great Lakes- Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, Ontario
2. You may have chosen any of the following; Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New York, Minesota, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
3. Fairbanks, or Iqaluit
4. Again you may have chosen from a lot of cities here – Example, Miami, Orlando, Tampa etc.
5. Boston, New York, Washington – you may have chosen others
6. Any 2 of the following: Alaska, Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minesota, Michigan, Ohio, New York, Maine, New Hamshire, Pennsylvania
7. Missouri, Ohio River, Arkansas – for example.
And now for today’s work,
Thursday, 14th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <-ity, -ety>. –
Thursday – Security, identity, safety, anxiety – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Please read Unit 28 ‘ The Most Beautiful Flower‘ and Complete B 1-6 and C 1-6- Remember Rule, Date, Heading and English Copy please.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: ag rith, ag siúl, ag damhsa, ag surfáil. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table.
Today we put the the pronoun and preposition together to form the Forainm Réamhfhoclach Agam etc.
| Mé | Me / I | agam |
| Tú | You | agat |
| Sé | He / him | aige |
| Sí | She /Her | aici |
| Sinn | We / Us | againn |
| Sibh | You plural | agaibh |
| Siad | They / Them | acu |
Déan C 1- 7 Agam 2
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Thursday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Thursday Week 28
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Thursday Week 28 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
We continue with Coordinates this week .
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. Today we will use the grid on a another Map to identify the Coordinates of a particular location/place. You should look at the second Map of Dewtown . Before you begin- Take your time, Look at Map, Identify the O(Zero) Horizontal and Vertical lines. Answer the Questions
Answer the questions on the Worksheet attached in your Maths copies. Coordinates Dewtown Map 2 Questions
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 3s and 6s. – Revise for Friday Test
MUSIC
This year is the 250th Anniversary of Beethoven’s birth. Lots of events and concerts were planned all around the world especially in the country where Beethoven was born. Beethoven’s most popular pieces of music or symphonies are the 5th Symphony and the 9th Symphony and many people recognise these.I bet you do too as these pieces of music are used in advertising, as theme tunes etc. Click on the links below to see if you do… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P62eMvwHyuQ 5th symphony
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whn1urlpWvw ode to joy 9th symphony
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms9tyNKtjcs beethoven life – Take a look at this short video clip or look at the slides attached
t2-mu-143-ks2-beethoven-information-powerpoint-english_ver_2 (1)
RELIGION
As you know May is often known as the Month of Mary in the Catholic Church. Many families say the Rosary, Visit Grottoes, and have May altars in their homes.
A Bealtaine (May)Custom
I have attached a page from your religion book containing a story about Mary for you to read.
We all know the Hail Mary which is the most commonly used prayer when praying to Mary.
Here is another one for you to say:
Hail, Holy Queen
Hail, Holy Queen, Mother of Mercy,
Hail our life, our sweetness and our hope!
To thee do we cry, poor banished children of Eve.
To thee do we send up our sighs,
Mourning and weeping in this valley of tears!
Turn then, most gracious Advocate,
thine eyes of mercy toward us,
and after this our exile,
show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb, Jesus.
Oh clement, Oh loving,
Oh sweet Virgin Mary.
Amen.
That’s it for today.
Mrs Brazil
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Wednesday, 13th May, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
Looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible at our Zoom Meeting at 1:00pm today.
Thanks to all of you who let me know that you have managed to log into Mathletics, I look forward to hearing from the rest of our class over the next few days.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Zoom Meeting –
Boys & Girls,
There will be a Zoom meeting for your class at the link below in blue at 1pm Wednesday..
Mrs Brazil & Ms Tobin & Mr Moran look forward to meeting with you.
We hope that it will give you a chance to see & chat with your class mates.
Some Points:
· Please make sure there is a wall behind you not a window.
· No Jammies allowed
· An adult must be in the room with you.
· No recording of class is allowed
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89723087652?pwd=Q09lVElWR3hUVmM1OU5RdVJSak54dz09
Meeting ID: 897 2308 7652
Password: 561603
Please try to join us.
Webinar hosted by Co Wexford Education Centre on Transition to Secondary School
Webinar on the Transition to Second Level – An Adventure and a Challenge on Wednesday 27th of May @ 11am.
I would appreciate it if you could share with your 6th class parents & teachers .
How to register for a Meeting /Webinar with Co. Wexford Education Centre
- Participants register for the webinar via Co. Wexford Education Centre’s website ieRegister here
When parents are registering on our website they go to book here link and they will come to the course registration page
They will enter
First Name
Last Name
Email details
Mobile number
Teaching Council Number – Skip on THIS SECTION Only for teachers
School Name – ie School their child is attending
School Roll –
Registration Type – Select PARENT from the options given
Click Process Registration
- A link will be emailed to participants to complete the registration process and receive their unique link to join the Webinar. Please register with your Full name
- Following registration an individual meeting/webinar link will be sent to each registered participant. Do not share your link with others. Each participant will need to use this link to access the Webinar
- The ‘Waiting Room’ will be open 10 – 15 minutes before the webinar is due to begin.
- The host will allow participants to enter the webinar from the Waiting Room at the scheduled start time for the meeting/webinar. Please note that if there are a large number of participants registered for the Webinar, you might need to wait 5 minutes so the host can admit all the participants.
- The meeting/webinar will be ‘locked’ shortly after the webinar begins. Please note your contact details will be shared with the Webinar host so they can admit you to the Webinar.
Next
We continue with Corrections for Tuesday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Completed Dictionary Work will help you to better understand story.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – ollmhargadh,supermarket eitleán,aeroplane capall horsecomórtas competition. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
A Freagraí – 1. ag an gcófra, 2. ag Brian. 3. ag Póilín 4. ag an gclár dubh 5. ag an ngéata 6. ag Ciarán
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Tuesday Week 28Click to open
Coordinates Answers Coordinates Missing Shape Corners Tuesday
Geography
Topic – North America – I will put up these answers on Thursday morning as there was a problem with Map and Worksheet.
And now for today’s work,
Wednesday, 13th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 28 Words containing <-ity, -ety>. –
Wednesday – activity, ability, purity, reality. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Please read Unit 28 ‘ The Most Beautiful Flower‘ and Complete A – Fact Finding. Remember Rule, Date, Heading and English Copy please.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: dúshlán, tar éis tamail, an choill, ag rothaíocht. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table.
Today we put the the pronoun and preposition together to form the Forainm Réamhfhoclach Agam etc.
| Mé | Me / I | agam |
| Tú | You | agat |
| Sé | He / him | aige |
| Sí | She /Her | aici |
| Sinn | We / Us | againn |
| Sibh | You plural | agaibh |
| Siad | They / Them | acu |
Déan B 1- 7 LC Agam 1
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Wednesday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Wednesday Week 28
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Wednesday Week 28 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
We continue with Coordinates this week .
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. Today we will use the grid on a Map to identify the Coordinates of a particular location/place. You should look at the Map of Dewtown – note that 1 square on the grid = 1km.
Answer the questions on the Worksheet attached in your Maths copies.Coordinates Map Dewtown Questions
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 3s and 6s.
Geography
Topic – North America
Mapwork – Read the following. You will need to Google a Map of North America to help you here.
Fill in the names on the Map and answer the Questions on the third page -Questions 1-7.
Try your best here, I know it’s not the same without our Atlases and working in pairs but do what you can.
That’s all for today – Thank you for all your hard work
Mrs Brazil
____________________________________________________________________
Tuesday, 12th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning Everyone,
Hopefully you are all keeping well. Yesterday I contacted everyone via Classdojo with Usernames and Passwords for Mathletics so log in, explore the site and let me know if you have any difficulty. Using this site to support our Maths will be a nice change and make Maths more enjoyable for you all.
On Wednesday we will have a Zoom Meeting for our class at 1:00pm . It would be great if you all could join us. It is just a chance to say ‘Hello’ and for you to see some of you classmates you may not have seen for a while. I’m looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible and to hearing how you all are. Details of the Zoom Meeting are included in the Notices section below.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Urban Rascals – Fitness and Fun with prizes! Tuesday at 1:30pm
Zoom Meeting –
Boys & Girls,
There will be a Zoom meeting for your class at the link below in blue at 1pm Wednesday..
Mrs Brazil & Ms Tobin & Mr Moran look forward to meeting with you.
We hope that it will give you a chance to see & chat with your class mates.
Some Points:
· Please make sure there is a wall behind you not a window.
· No Jammies allowed
· An adult must be in the room with you.
· No recording of class is allowed
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89723087652?pwd=Q09lVElWR3hUVmM1OU5RdVJSak54dz09
Meeting ID: 897 2308 7652
Password: 561603
Please try to join us.
Now
We continue with Corrections for Monday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading: Native Americans
Questions: Answers should be similar.
- European settlers first arrived in North American in the 19th century.
- The ability to hunt on horseback allowed the Plains Indians to be more successful at hunting buffalo which they used for food, clothing etc.
- The Trail of Tears was the name given to the journey made by the Cherokee Indians when they were driven off their lands to new homes in Oklahoma. Many Cherokee Indians died on this journey.
- Europeans brought many new diseases with them like smallpox and measles which affected Native Americans badly.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – cáis cheese, sú oráiste, orange juice ceapairí,sandwiches uisce water. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan C Scríobh na focail cheart ón scéal – Rinne Lára a cuid obair bhaile. Chuaigh Ruairí ag rothaíocht. Bhí cluiche snúcair ar an teilifís. Fuair Ruairí obair bhaile bhreise.
D. Faigh 4 fhocail ón scéal ar an teilifís le bhur dtoil /please. Gaeilge copies, Rule, Date, Heading snúcar, urlár, rothar, maidin.
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Monday Week 28Click to open
Coordinates
We continue with the topic Coordinates.
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps.
Try these: Click to open Answers Plotting Lines Monday I hope that you can see this as it is rather small.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 3s and 6s. Keep up Tables practise
Geography
Topic – North America
Look at the attached slides and answers the following questions in your copy.
t-g-644-cbeebies-go-jetters-continent-of-north-america-powerpoint_ver_11
Remember : Rule Date and Heading please.
Questions
1. What is a Continent? A large massive piece of land separated from other areas of water or another feature such as a mountain.
2. North American and South America are joined by a narrow strip of land – True or False? True
3. What is a landmark? A landmark is something that stands out in an area.
4. How many states are there in the United States of America (USA)? 50
5. Name 2 famous landmarks which can be found in New York Central Park and The Statue of Liberty
6. What country is the second largest country (size) in the world ? Canada
7. What is an archipelago? An area where there is a large collection of islands closely grouped together
8. In what country would I find the following ?-
a) The Glass Window Bridge – Bahamas
b) Chichen Itza – Mexico
c) Arenal Volcano – Costa Rica
d) Banff National Park – Canada
e) Central Park New York
f) Mother Falls and Father Falls – Dominica
Well Done!
Today’s work:
Tuesday, 12th May, 2020.
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. – Last 2 spellings in this list today-
Tuesday – endeavour, honourable. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Please read Unit 28 ‘ The Most Beautiful Flower’ and use you dictionary (book /online) to find the meanings of all red words. and write them into English copies.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – ollmhargadh, eitleán, capall comórtas. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
An Forainm Réamhfhoclach Ag – We use ag to show possession – Example Tá madra ag Hollaí / Holly has a dog. and at Example – Shuigh Lára ag an mbord/Lára sat down at the table.
When we use ‘ag’ there is no change in the following word – Tá carr nua ag Daidí/ Daddy has a new car. When we use ‘ag an’ – we follow this with an urú (Remember – The urú in Gaeilge adds another letter in front of the first letter in front of the following word ) – ag an mbord. Examples of urú
m before b —mb
g before c —gc
n before g —-ng
Déan A 1- 6 LC Ag
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Tuesday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please
Mental Maths 6th Class Tuesday Week 28
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Tuesday Week 28 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
We continue with Coordinates this week .
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. Today we are learning about finding the coordinates of missing corners in a shape. Take a look at the attached image which will help to explain – Please read Coordinates Plotting Lines and Shapes
Try these which gives you some practise finding the coordinates of the missing corners of each shape. Copy out this grid into your Maths copy.
Fill in missing corners and note the coordinates for the missing corners in tables on right hand side of page. Take you time to look carefully at the page and you will be able to find the shapes and the missing corners. Best of luck!
Coordinates Shapes Missing Corners
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 3s and 6s.
Geography
Topic – North America
Mapwork – Read the following. You will need to Google a Map of North America to help you here.
Fill in the names on the Map and answer the Questions on the third page -Questions 1-7.
Try your best here, I know it’s not the same without our Atlases and working in pairs but do what you can.
That’s all for today – Thank you for all your hard work
Mrs Brazil
____________________________________________________________________
Monday, 11th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
I hope that you are all well and have had an enjoyable weekend. Wasn’t Saturday a beautiful day? Hopefully any of you with older brothers or sisters due to sit the Leaving Cert. exam are finding that they are happy with the decision made by the Minister of Education and are feeling less stressed. We are all getting more used to ‘Working from Home’ now, however I still prefer the classroom!
Mr Moran has purchased a school license for a Maths Programme called ‘Mathletics’- some of you may have used it before? I will be setting it up over the next few days and giving you your Passwords and Usernames (via classdojo) to enable you to log in. I should be able to select a Topic for you to answer questions on independently – no doubt there will be teething problems on my part (Where are you Joey??) but have patience and we will work it out.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
We continue with Corrections for Friday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Please re-read this article complete
Activity C Q1. slither, Q.2. released Q. 3. For Q.4. gnawed Q.5. cowardice Q.6. squalor
Activity D. Q.1. d ) an amphibian Q. 2 b) propel itself through water Q. 3 b) aquatic Q. 4 a) on his hind legs Q. 5 b) the crocodile
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – an garda the guard, seanéadaí – old clothes, an leabharlann the library, scannán – film. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Obair Bhaile
Freagair na Ceisteanna B 1 – 6
1. Shuigh Lára síos ag an mbord
2. Rinne Lara a cuid obair bhaile.
3. Chaith Ruairí a mhála scoile ar an urlár
4. Bhí cluiche snúcair ar an teilifís
5. Ní dhearna Ruairí a obair bhaile tar éis and chluiche shnucair mar bhí sé ró thúirseach.
6. Fuair Ruairí obair bhaile bhreise
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Friday Week 27Click to open
I mistakenly uploaded Week 25 for Maths Mastery on Friday, so for any of you who did this before I changed it , I am including these answers also Answers Maths Mastery Friday Week 25 Click to open
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps.
Try these: Click to open Answers Plotting Points Friday I hope that you can see this as it is rather small.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 8
Tables Test – Revision Division ÷ 8
| 48 ÷ 8 = 6 | 24 ÷ 8 = 3 | 32÷ 8 = 4 | 72 ÷ 8 = 9 |
| 88 ÷ 8 = 11 | 64 ÷ 8 = 8 | 56 ÷ 8 = 7 | 16 ÷ 8 = 2 |
| 8 ÷ 8 = 1 | 96 ÷ 8 = 12 | 40 ÷ 8 = 5 | 80 ÷ 8 = 10 |
History
Topic: Native Americans
Native Americans – The Impact of Settlers and Invaders
- Why were Native Americans called Indians by Europeans? – They were called Indians because the Europeans believed they had reached Asia and that they were in India.
- What precious metal was discovered in the Great Plains in the 1870s? Gold was discovered in the Great Plains in the 1870s
- Name the tribal chief who won the Battle of Little Bighorn? The tribal chief who won the Battle of Little Bighorn was Sitting Bull.
- What was the outcome of the Battle of Little Bighorn for Native Americans? – All of the US troops were killed and the Native Americans were forced to live on Reservations
- How many Native Americans still live on reservations today?– Over 1 million Native Americans live on Reservations today.
- Do you think that the Native Americans were treated fairly by European Settlers? Why? No. – You may have any or all of the following as examples of how the Native Americans were treated unfairly: Europeans carried diseases such as smallpox and measles which caused the death of many Native Americans; Native Americans were pushed off their lands to live on Reservations; Their homes and hunting grounds were taken away.; Buffalo were all slaughtered leaving some tribes with no food.
Good Work ! –
We continue with today’s work…..
Monday, 11th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>.
Monday – valour, savoury, splendour, behaviour. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading
Today we are going to read an article about Native Americans
English Reading Native Americans
Answer the following Questions in your English copy please. Remember Date, Rule, Heading
- When did European settlers first arrive in North America? (p.44)
- How did the ability to hunt on horseback affect Native American culture? (p. 48)
- What is the Trail of Tears? (p. 51)
- What effect did the arrival of European settlers have on the health of Native Americans? (p. 49)
As this article is quite long I have included the page numbers where you may find the answers to the questions.
Coincidentally – At Present Native Americans are being very badly affected by Covid 19 and they have appealed for funds. The fund raisers were surprised to find that they were receiving donations from Ireland and were wondering why this should be. They found that the reason was that the Choctaw had sent money to Ireland in 1847 to support victims of the Great Irish Famine. The writer Marie Louise Fitzpatrick wrote a beautifully illustrated book about this called ‘The Long March’ – see picture of book cover below.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – cáis, sú oráiste, ceapairí, uisce. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan C Scríobh na focail chearts ón scéal
D. Faigh 4 fhocail ón scéal ar an teilifís le bhur dtoil /please. Gaeilge copies, Rule, Date, Heading
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Monday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Monday Week 28
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Monday Week 28 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
We continue with Coordinates this week .
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. Today we are learning about plotting points and joining them to make lines and shapes. Take a look at the attached image which will help to explain – Please read Coordinates Plotting Lines and Shapes
Try these which gives you some practise on plotting points on a grid and joining them to make a line (Use red pen to draw lines) Plotting Lines – Monday
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 3, ÷6 – Use Hit the Button, Practise counting forwards and backwards in 3s and 6s.
Geography
Topic – North America
We are going to take a brief look at North America – read a little about it and do some mapwork tomorrow.
Today I’d like you to look at the attached slides and answers the following questions in your copy.
t-g-644-cbeebies-go-jetters-continent-of-north-america-powerpoint_ver_11
Remember : Rule Date and Heading please.
Questions
1. What is a Continent?
2. North American and South America are joined by a narrow strip of land – True or False?
3. What is a landmark?
4. How many states are there in the United States of America (USA)?
5. Name 2 famous landmarks which can be found in New York
6. What country is the second largest country (size) in the world ?
7. What is an archipelago?
8. In what country would I find the following ?-
a) The Glass Window Bridge
b) Chichen Itza
c) Arenal Volcano
d) Banff National Park
e) Central Park
f) Mother Falls and Father Falls –
That’s all for today – Thank you for all your hard work
Mrs Brazil
_________________________________________________________________-
Friday, 8th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Happy Friday Everyone,
A nice short week and it’s the weekend already!
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
We continue with Corrections for Thursday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Please re-read this article complete
Activity A
- The platypus is described as as an odd creature because it has a patchwork of features of birds, reptiles and animals
- There are 2 species of monotremes in the world
- The platypus’ bill has an electrosensensory system, which it uses to forage for food underwater and it carries its catch in special pouches in its cheeks.
- Water rats, snakes, hawks, owls, eagles, crocodiles and water pollution all threaten the survival of the platypus
Activity B
- provided 2. sophisticated 3. categorised 4. completely 5. danger 6. emblem
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – an buidéal,the bottle an fógra,the notice/poster buataisí, boots péint.paint Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan A Fíor nó Bréagach
1. Bréagach
2. Fíor
3. Fíor
4. Bréagach
5. Bréagach
6. Fíor
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Thursday Week 27 Click to open
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps.
Try these: Click to open Answers Coordinates Plotting Points 2 Thursday I hope that you can see this as it is rather small.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 8 Remember Hit the Button, count forward and backwards in 8’s to practise tables
Science
Topic – Plants
Click to open Plants- Life in Extreme Conditions
In this section you read about how plants adapt to different conditions around the world. You will have read about desert plants,mountain plants and plants that live in water
History
Topic: Native Americans
We continue our topic of Native Americans – please read the attached which tells us about the Clothing, Food, Games and Native American Tribes that were hunters or farmers.
Click to open Native American Peoples 2
Answer the following questions in your copies please – Rule , Date, Heading
Native Americans
- What clothes did female American Indians wear? Native American woman wore skirts and leggings or dresses
- What foods did Native Americans eat? Native Americans ate corn, beans, squash, wild plants, fruit and nuts, fish. Some tribes who were hunters hunted animals such as buffalo, deer, goat, rabbit.
- What did the Plains Indians use the Buffalo for?Buffalo were used for food, clothes, rope, tepees and tools.
We continue with today’s work
Friday, 8th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>.
Wednesday – colour, neighbour, labour, vigour. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Please re-read this article complete Activities C and D into your English copy please. Remember Date, Rule and Heading
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – an garda, seanéadaí, an leabharlann, scannán. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan B Freagair na ceisteanna 1- 6 le bhur dtoil /please. Gaeilge copies, Rule, Date, Heading
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Thursday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Friday Week 27
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open
Maths Mastery Friday Week 27 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. Today we are learning about grids that have 4 Quadrants – this meas that the x and y axis have postive /plus and negative/minus numbers Take a look at the attached image which will help to explain – Please read Coordinates 2
Try these which gives you some practise on plotting points on a grid with 4 quadrants
Plotting Points 3 FridayClick to open
This worksheet contains 4 Questions with parts A- F in each. You may copy the grids in to your Maths copies and then plot the points with the coordinates given. Remember to begin with the x axis (the horizontal line) and then go to the y axis (vertical line). The coordinates are separated by a comma – for example (4,3)
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables Test – Revision Division ÷ 8
| 48 ÷ 8 = | 24 ÷ 8 = | 32÷ 8 = | 72 ÷ 8 = |
| 88 ÷ 8 = | 64 ÷ 8 = | 56 ÷ 8 = | 16 ÷ 8 = |
| 8 ÷ 8 = | 96 ÷ 8 = | 40 ÷ 8 = | 80 ÷ 8 = |
Science
Topic – Plants
Last day of our topic Plants. Today we read about Plants and Humans – we read about how humans use plants and also how scientists and farmers breed plants to improve crops. Our final page introduces the topic of Genetic Modification of Plants – how scientists can modify the genes of certain crops to make plants grow a certain way. This process causes controversy as some people think that it is dangerous to modify and control plants in this way, biodiversity is affected, there is a possibility of cross contamination with other plants and if this happens we are not sure of the outcome. On the other hand we may be able to produce more food to feed more people all over the world -read the attached and maybe chat with your parents to see what they think.
Click to open Plants – Humans and Plants
History
Topic: Native Americans
We continue our topic of Native Americans – please read the attached which tells us what impact settlers and invaders had on the lives of North American Peoples. As you read, you can see similarities between how the Native Americans and how the Irish people were treated during the Plantations (which you learned about in 5th Class)
Click to open Native Americans – The Impact od Settlers and Invaders Apologies for typo that should read ‘of’
Answer the following questions in your copies please – Rule , Date, Heading
Native Americans – The Impact of Settlers and Invaders
- Why were Native Americans called Indians by Europeans?
- What precious metal was discovered in the Great Plains in the 1870s?
- Name the tribal chief who won the Battle of Little Bighorn?
- What was the outcome of the Battle of Little Bighorn for Native Americans?
- How many Native Americans still live on reservations today?
- Do you think that the Native Americans were treated fairly by European Settlers? Why?
That’s all for today – Have a good weekend!
Mrs Brazil
________________________________________________________________
Thursday, 7th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
I hope that you all managed yesterday’s work, remember any concerns, questions etc just get in touch via email or classdojo. Try to send in at least one piece of work per day so that I know how you are getting on. Some of you are very good for sending in pieces of work, I ask this not to put pressure on you or your parents but just to let me know that you are working away. As 6th Class I know that many of you are so mature, you just get on with your work and that’s great. As strange as this situation is, it is good practise for Secondary School. Let’s get on with today’s work.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Cherry Blossom Art – Remember to send pictures of your work to Mrs Ryan before Friday 8th May, 2020.
Urban Rascals – Thursday 1:30. Fitness and Fun with prizes!
Corrections for Wednesday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Hopefully you all used your dictionaries and or context when reading to better understand this article.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – plandaí,plants éiníní, birds bosca bruscair, rubbish bin séipéal church Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Tá súil agam gur léigh sibh an scéal / I hope that you read the story
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Wednesday Week 27 Click to open
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps.
Try these: Click to open Answers Coordinates Plotting Points 1 Wednesday I hope that you can see this as it is rather small.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 8 Remember Hit the Button, count forward and backwards in 8’s to practise tables
Science
Topic – Plants
Today we are going learn about Plant Reproduction . I would like you to read the attached pages and to draw and label The Structure of a Flower in your copies. You should have a diagram of the parts of a flower in your copies
History
Topic: Native Americans
Native Americans
- Who were the first people to live in North America? – The first people to live in North America were the North American Indians
- How did they reach the continent of North America? –They reached North America on foot from Asia.
- Name 2 Eastern Woodland Tribes.- Iroquois, Chippewa, Chickasaw, Cherokee (any 2 of these)
- Name 2 Tribes of The Great Plains– Sioux, Comanche, Cheyenne, Crow, Blackfoot (any 2 of these)
- How did the environment influence the way of life of the different tribes?-Tribes needed different types of homes depending on where they lived.
We continue with today’s work:
Thursday, 7th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>.
Wednesday – harbour, rumour, odour, clamour. – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Please re-read this article complete Activities A and B into your English copy please. Remember Date, Rule and Heading
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – an buidéal, an fógra, buataisí, péint. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan A Fíor nó Bréagach 1-6 le bhur dtoil /please. Gaeilge copies, Rule, Date, Heading
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths for today Thursday – Click to open and complete in M Maths copy please Mental Maths 6th Class Thursday Week 27
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to them. Click to open Maths Mastery Thursday Week 27 Write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. I have attached images to explain Coordinates – please take a look at these and then complete the attached worksheet. Please read Maths Coordinates 1
More Practise on plotting Coordinates today – Click to open Coordinates – Plotting Points 2 Thursday
This worksheet contains 4 Questions with parts A- F in each. You may copy the grids in to your Maths copies and then plot the points with the coordinates given. Remember to begin with the x axis (the horizontal line) and then go to the y axis (vertical line). The coordinates are separated by a comma – for example (4,3) . Try these:
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 8
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
Today, I would like you to read the attached pages which cover Plants that manage to grow in Extreme Conditions. I would like you to not how plants adapt to live and grow in deserts, mountains, and in water. pollination.
Click to open Plants- Life in Extreme Conditions
History
Topic: Native Americans
We continue our topic of Native Americans – please read the attached which tells us about the Clothing, Food, Games and Native American Tribes that were hunters or farmers.
Click to open Native American Peoples 2
Answer the following questions in your copies please – Rule , Date, Heading
Native Americans
- What clothes did female American Indians wear?
- What foods did Native Americans eat?
- What did the Plains Indians use the Buffalo for?
That’s all for today – Keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
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Wednesday, 6th May, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning Everyone,
I’m sure that you all know by now that our school will not be re-opening until September. I really hoped that we would be back before the end of the year but as you know our Government believe that it is too risky at this point during this Covid pandemic. I was really sad to hear this and I ‘m sure that you were too. It’s important to remember the reason why this is happening; we are trying to keep everyone safe from Covid 19. We have all been doing our best with hand washing and social distancing and we just have to keep it up for a little bit longer.
Please don’t loose heart and give up on your schoolwork, this way of working is not nearly the same as all of us learning together in the classroom and as part of the whole school, but it’s the best we have for now. The last term for 6th Class is an important one, we had plans for activities and outings that have to be put on hold. Do try to stay in touch with us via the school website, classdojo and email. Mr Moran may be organising a Zoom meeting for our class soon and I look forward to seeing as many of you as possible when that happens. I encourage you and your families to keep trying your best to do as much of the school work as you can. I really appreciate your efforts as I know that it’s not always easy.
The good news is that we have a short week this week… so on we go!
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Cherry Blossom Art – Remember to send pictures of your work to Mrs Ryan before Friday 8th May, 2020.
Corrections for Friday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Poetry – The Mother – Hopefully you took the time to read the poem and think about the questions I asked. The poem is interesting as it tells us a little about how the author felt and also it makes us think about how a mother might feel if her two sons were executed.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: go tobann, suddenly seomra suí, sitting room ag obair go dian,working hard go hálainn lovely– Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
An Stampa
Déan C agus D – C 1. albam stampaí 2. stampa 3. clúdach litreach 4. airgead
D. 1. litir, 2. albam, 3. stampa, 4. catalóg (you may have found others)
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 4
E, Q. 1-7 – 1. daoibh, 2. dóibh 3. duit 4. dom 5. dó 6. di 7. dúinn
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Friday Week 26
Equations
Equations Answers Answers Equations Friday
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
Tables Test- Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4
| 28÷ 4 = 7 | 44÷ 4 = 11 | 14÷ 2 = 7 |
| 24÷ 12= 2 | 10÷ 2 = 5 | 16÷ 4 = 4 |
| 36÷ 4 = 9 | 24÷ 4 = 6 | 18÷ 2 = 9 |
| 8÷ 2 = 4 | 20÷ 2 = 10 | 32÷ 4 = 8 |
Science
Topic – Plants – Making Food
At This stage you should all have a diagram of the process of Photosynthesis in your copies. Also your reading included some interesting facts about plants which are, in fact, carnivours!
Irish Wildflowers – You completed the last day of researching Irish Wildflowers on Friday. Last Friday’s flowers were – stitchwort and wood sorrel
History
I received some fantastic projects on The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation last Friday, however, some of you still need to send in some pics of your project work, I look forward to receiving some more of your projects today!
Art
Remember to send in pictures of your creations to Mrs Ryan and Sinead before Friday 8th May
On we go with today’s work:
Wednesday 6th May, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 27 Words containing <our>.
Wednesday – armour, favour, flavour humour- Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone
Unit 27 – A Patchwork Hoax . Please read this article and use your dictionary (book / online) to find the meanings of ‘red words‘. Write words and meanings into your English copy please. Remember Date, Rule and Heading
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: – plandaí, éiníní, bosca bruscair, séipéal Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – an déanach – very late, obair bhaile breise – extra homework
Clic agus léigh Obair Bhaile
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Wednesday Week 27Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy Maths Mastery Wednesday Week 27
Coordinates
Our topic for this week is Coordinates. We have done a little on Coordinates as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths
We use Coordinates to show the position of a point on a grid. We also use them as a location guide on Maps. I have attached images to explain Coordinates – please take a look at these and then complete the attached worksheet. Please read Maths Coordinates 1
This worksheet contains 4 Questions with parts A- F in each. You may copy the grids in to your Maths copies and then plot the points with the coordinates given. Remember to begin with the x axis (the horizontal line) and then go to the y axis (vertical line). The coordinates are separated by a comma – for example (4,3) . Try these: Click to open Coordinates – Plotting Points 1
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables – Revision Division ÷ 8
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
Today we are going learn about Plant Reproduction . I would like you to read the attached pages and to draw and label The Structure of a Flower in your copies. As you read you will note how important insects are especially bees. Animals also have a part to play in pollination.
Click to open Plant Reproduction
History
Topic: Native Americans
This week we begin a new topic for History. I have attached 2 pages for you to read to introduce the topic. We read about some of the Native American Tribes, look at the map to see where in North America they lived and how, where they lived affected their life-styles.
Click to open Native American Peoples 1
Answer the following questions in your copies please – Rule , Date, Heading
Native Americans
- Who were the first people to live in North America?
- How did they reach the continent of North America?
- Name 2 Eastern Woodland Tribes.
- Name 2 Tribes of The Great Plains
- How did the environment influence the way of life of the different tribes?
That’s all for today.
Mrs Brazil
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Friday, 1st May, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning Everyone, and a Happy Friday to All
Last day of the week and first day of Summer! I know that it does not seem like it weather wise but ‘good times are a coming ‘ The really good news is that Monday is a Bank Holiday and Tuesday was to be a day off so no more school work until next Wednesday, May 6th, 2020.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Fundraiser –Ruby and Robbie Kehoe have started a fundraiser in aid of New Ross Community Hospital. Each person that donates will receive a piece of Art Work. Check out Facebook for their go fund me link.
So off we go with corrections for Thursday’s work-
Corrections
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Activity E – Grammar – Siobhán crept along the hedge until she caught sight of the leprechaun. He was in his blue coat and cocked hat with a red feather, an apron over his knees and he was hammering away at a little silver dance shoe. Beside him was a little pot of drink. She came up behind him and seized the back of his coat with the command, “Where is your treasure?” “You’re hurting me, ” said the leprechaun as he tried to wriggle out but, of course Siobhán had a tight hold of him. She had no intention of letting go until he told her where the gold was hidden.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: cnónna nuts, eagla an domhain,very frightened /scared an fhuinneog the window, an doras the door – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan B. Freagair na ceisteanna –
- Chuaigh Ruairí go dtí and Seó Stampaí
- Bhí go leor stampaí ar díol.
- Níor cheannaigh Ruairí stampa ar bith mar bhí na stampai ró-dhaor
- Chaith Lára an litir ar an urlár.
- Bhí seanstampa ón Astráil ar an gclúdach litreach.
- Níor dhíol Ruairí an seanstampa ón Astráil.
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 3
D, Q. 1-7 – 1. di, 2. dó 3. daoibh 4. dúinn 5. dom 6. duit 7. dóibh
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Thursday Week 26
Equations
Equations Answers Answers Maths Equations Thursday Planet Maths
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Remember Tables Test
Science
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Friday, May 1st , 2020
Poetry
Today I have attached a poem written by one of the 1916 leaders. It was written by Pádraig Pearse and is called The Mother. As we know from our studies Pádraig Pearse was one of the 7 signatories of The Proclamation and he was executed. His brother Willie also took part in the 1916 Rising and although he was not one of the leaders he too, was executed.
The Poem: Like all poems it is much better when you read it aloud. Can you do that? I would love you to spend some time thinking about the poem and read it a second time, slowly.
Imagine that you are Pádraig and Willie’s mother – How would you feel?
Do you think that the poem addresses these feelings?
Do you think that Pádraig’s poem reflects a mother’s true feelings on the death of her two sons?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: go tobann, seomra suí, ag obair go dian, go hálainn – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan C agus D
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 4 Dom 4
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
E, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Do
| Mé | Me | to me | dom |
| Tú | You | to you | duit |
| Sé | He | to him | do |
| Sí | She | to her | di |
| Sinn | We/Us | to us | duinn |
| Sibh | You plural | to all of you | daoibh |
| Siad | They / Them | to them | dóibh |
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , do = to , do + an changes to don = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Do’ to mean to -Example: Thug mé cupán tae do Mhamaí. . – I gave a cup of tea to Mammy. We also use it to mean for – Example: Rinne mé cárta breithlá do Dhaidí. I made a birthday card for Daddy.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Friday Week 26 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to do them. Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy Maths Mastery Friday Week 26
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
This is our last day of Equations – just complete the table I have done the first one for you
Click to open Equations
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables Test- Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4
| 28÷ 4 = | 44÷ 4 = | 14÷ 2 = |
| 24÷ 42= | 10÷ 2 = | 16÷ 4 = |
| 36÷ 4 = | 24÷ 4 = | 18÷ 2 = |
| 8÷ 2 = | 20÷ 2 = | 32÷ 4 = |
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
Today we are going learn how Plants make food. I would like you to concentrate on Photosynthesis and how it works. Please draw diagram of Photosynthesis – how it works into your copies (on second page of handout) , remember to label your drawing. Two pages also show how some plants get their food in a very different way.
Click to open Plants Making Food
Today is the last day on wild flowers too , now I could keep going forever – but I won’t!! Seriously though it’s been a great year for wildflowers as the weather in March and April was so good. Today’s wild flowers are favourites of mine too. If any of you live within 2 km of Kelly’s Wood, The Ponds or Lacken Wood you may spot some of the flowers you have researched. See if you can identify today’s wild flowers. Click to open Irish Wild Flowers 4
I would like you to do some research on these flowers. Look at them carefully, the flowers and the leaves, go to the website irishflowers.ie and see if you can identify these flowers. On this website you will see a number of different tabs at the top of the page, click on the tab ‘Flowering now’ and select ‘April and/or May’ or the ‘Colour’ tab to see if you can find out the name of these flowers. I’ll give you the names tomorrow to check if you picked the correct one.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Pictures and names of The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation – in other words the names of the people who signed The Proclamation.
The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation
Project Work – Can’t wait to see some pictures of your projects today.
Over the next few days I would like you to research and compile a short Fact File on each of the 7 men (the people who signed it were all men). Some of you may have bought Scrap Books and if you did please do your project in your scrap book. If not please use a blank page for each of the 7 and keep. I will display them when we return to school. Check that your work is nicely presented and that all spellings and punctuation are correct to the best of your ability. I hope to received some pictures of your project work on or before Friday. – Good Luck!
Useful websibsites – askaboutireland.ie, twinkle.ie, www.gov.ie use kids.kiddle.co and google Easter Rising Facts for kids – they have some really good pictures.
This Fact File should include:
Name:
Picture of the person if possible, if not leave a space and I will print of some pictures when we are back in school,
Born: year and place
Occupation:
Organisation: (if they belonged to any , Example The Irish Republican Brotherhood)
Died : Date and how,
Interesting Fact:
Remember to send in pictures of your projects on class dojo or my email
Art
Mrs Ryan and her daughter Sinéad have organised a lovely Art Lesson for you today. It is based on Cherry Blossom Trees and you can find it on the school website page. There is a youtube video showing you how – if you are lucky enough to have real Cherry Blossoms near you why not use them? Pink paper, if you have it , colour some paper pink if you don’t , maybe go though old magazines for different shades of pink cut them out and use them, old pieces of pink material , wool. There are other options here too, a lovely one with paint . I’ll leave it to you and they have some prizes too!! Get your pictures in before next Friday.
Thank you all so much for all your hard work.
Enjoy the short break. Take care. Stay safe and Be kind!
Mrs Brazil
Thursday 30th April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
Today is the last day of April and by now we are all looking forward to summer and a relaxation of restrictions. In the meantime we just have to keep on trying to stick to social distancing, hand washing etc. and look forward to better times.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Urban Rascals – keep fit in a fun way and don’t forget the prizes Today at 1:30
We’ll begin with corrections for Wednesday’s work-
Corrections
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Complete Activity C – Answers: 1. Discussions, 2. Continued, 3. Squeals, 4. Apparation 5. origins 6. Tranquility
D – Answers: 1. a) he was on holidays 2. d) the light came on in the window above 3. c) over a chair 4. b) John heard a cry in the distance 5. d) embarrassed
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: poll hole, sa chistin, in the kitchen teach nua,new house Bí cúramach be careful – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan A. Fíor nó Bréagach 1-6 Freagraí: 1. Bréagach, 2. Fíor 3. Bréagach 4. Bréagach 5. Fíor 6. Bréagach
Leabhar Corcra
LC Dom 2
C, Q. 1-7 – 1. dí 2. dó 3. dom 4. dóibh 5. dom 6. dúinn 7. daoibh
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Wednesday Week 26
Equations
Equations 3 Answers: Answers Equations 3
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Remember Tables Practise
Science
Topic – Plants
Yesterday you read about and looked at some pictures of the different types of plants in Non-flowering and Flowering groups. You also had a look at the different parts of a plant – Roots, Stem Leaves and Flower (Sometimes)
I am attaching more pictures of 2 Irish Wildflowers. Did you manage to research the names of these two wildflowers? They are Gorse and Daisy (you can see an image of gorse under the tab for March) Click to open Irish Wild Flowers 2
History
Looking forward to receiving projects Thursday or Friday
Work for Today -April 30th, 2020
Thursday, April 30th 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>.
Thursday – manufacture, adventure, procedure, treasure- Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Complete Activity E in your English copies please – Remember rule, date and heading.
Today is also Irish National Poetry Day , as you know I really like poetry, it can help to express our feelings and to see how other people express theirs. You may have learned the poem Homework! Oh Homework! by J. Prelutsky when you were younger. I’ve changed the words a little for you today to express my feelings about Covid 19…..
Covid! Oh Covid!
Covid! Oh Covid!
I hate you! You stink!
I wish I could wash you away in the sink,
If only a bomb would explode you to bits,
Covid! Oh Covid! , you’re giving me fits!
I’d rather take baths with a man-eating shark,
Or wrestle a lion alone in the dark,
Eat spinach and liver, eat ten porcupines,
Than tackle the illness this virus assigns,
Covid! Oh Covid!
You’re last on my list,
I simply can’t see why you even exist.
If you just disappeared, it would tickle me pink,
Covid! Oh Covid!
I hate you! You Stink!
The End
We’ll take a look at another (more serious) poem tomorrow.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: cnónna, eagla an domhain, an fhuinneog, an doras – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan B. Freagair na ceisteanna 1-6
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 3 Dom 3
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
D, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Do
| Mé | Me | to me | dom |
| Tú | You | to you | duit |
| Sé | He | to him | do |
| Sí | She | to her | di |
| Sinn | We/Us | to us | duinn |
| Sibh | You plural | to all of you | daoibh |
| Siad | They / Them | to them | dóibh |
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , do = to , do + an changes to don = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Do’ to mean to -Example: Thug mé cupán tae do Mhamaí. . – I gave a cup of tea to Mammy. We also use it to mean for – Example: Rinne mé cárta breithlá do Dhaidí. I made a birthday card for Daddy.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Thursday Week 26 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Thursday Week 26 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
Equations are all about balance. Today I would like you to use your Planet Maths Book. Here we do a little more work on solving equations. Complete A Q 1 and 2 and B Q 1 and 2 please p. 182 Questions in Section C in which they ask you to write equations for word problems is Optional so if you feel that you would like to do them please do . I will put answers on tomorrow’s page.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
Today we are taking a closer look at The Parts of a Plant in a little more detail
Click to open Plant Information 3
Today is one of my favourite wild flowers because it’s so unusual – see if you can identify today’s wildflowers. Click to open Irish Wild Flowers 3
I would like you to do some research on these flowers. Look at them carefully, the flowers and the leaves, go to the website irishflowers.ie and see if you can identify these flowers. On this website you will see a number of different tabs at the top of the page, click on the tab ‘Flowering now’ and select ‘April and/or May’ or the ‘Colour’ tab to see if you can find out the name of these flowers. I’ll give you the names tomorrow to check if you picked the correct one.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Pictures and names of The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation – in other words the names of the people who signed The Proclamation.
The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation
Project Work
Over the next few days I would like you to research and compile a short Fact File on each of the 7 men (the people who signed it were all men). Some of you may have bought Scrap Books and if you did please do your project in your scrap book. If not please use a blank page for each of the 7 and keep. I will display them when we return to school. Check that your work is nicely presented and that all spellings and punctuation are correct to the best of your ability. I hope to received some pictures of your project work on or before Friday. – Good Luck!
Useful websibsites – askaboutireland.ie, twinkle.ie, www.gov.ie use kids.kiddle.co and google Easter Rising Facts for kids – they have some really good pictures.
This Fact File should include:
Name:
Picture of the person if possible, if not leave a space and I will print of some pictures when we are back in school,
Born: year and place
Occupation:
Organisation: (if they belonged to any , Example The Irish Republican Brotherhood)
Died : Date and how,
Interesting Fact:
Remember you have a few days to complete this so maybe you could complete 2 of the signatories each day.
Will be in touch tomorrow, take care,
Mrs Brazil
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Wednesday, 29th April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
Thank you to all of you for getting in touch and letting me know how you are getting on. I was very pleased to hear that all of you are well and managing to do some work every day. Keep it up!
Apologies for some mistakes in the work yesterday with Maths Mastery and Leabhar Corcra, I will do my best to avoid these in the future.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Corrections for Tuesday’s work:
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>. Continue with spelling list work, it helps with Reading, Writing and Vocabulary
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Complete Activity A and B in your English copies please – Remember rule, date and heading.
Activity A – Answers:
- John was looking for a hut or a house because it was raining heavily.
- John found a hot bath, soft towels, hot soup, a roaring fire and a soft bed on arrival at the inn.
- John felt gripped with terror because the inn was on fire.
- John protected himself by covering hid face with his short.
- John was beginning to feel bewildered and anxious because when he returned the inn was gone and only the ruin of a house which looked like it had been there for oveer a hundred years was left standing .
Activity B – Answers:
- unwelcoming, 2. grateful, 3. convince, 4. confused, 5. foyer, 6. handrail
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: seomra codlata, bedroom geansaí,jumper bríste,trousers/pants leababed – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Scéal: An Stampa – did you read this story?
LC Dom 1
B, Q. 1-7 – Freagraí: 1. di, 2. dó, 3. dom, 4. dóibh, 5. duit, 6. dúinn 7. daoibh
Maths
Mental Maths Answers All Mental Maths Tuesday Week 26Click to open
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
We are practising finding the value of Variables again today.
Equations – Variables Answers:Answers Equations 2 Maths
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Continue to practise tables we use them in every topic in Maths
Science
Topic – Plants
Hopefully you found time to read a little about Plants
Did you research the 2 images of Wildflowers? These flowers are Three Cornered Garlic / Three Cornered Leek and Primrose
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Project – The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation – continue to research the people who signed The Proclamation.
Keep up the good work.
Wednesday, 29th April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>.
Wednesday : stature, torture, rupture, culture – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Complete Activity C and D in your English copies please – Remember rule, date and heading.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: poll, sa chistin, teach nua, Bí cúramach – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan A. Fíor nó Bréagach 1-6
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 2 Dom 2
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
C, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Do
| Mé | Me | to me | dom |
| Tú | You | to you | duit |
| Sé | He | to him | do |
| Sí | She | to her | di |
| Sinn | We/Us | to us | duinn |
| Sibh | You plural | to all of you | daoibh |
| Siad | They / Them | to them | dóibh |
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , do = to , do + an changes to don = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Do’ to mean to -Example: Thug mé cupán tae do Mhamaí. . – I gave a cup of tea to Mammy. We also use it to mean for – Example: Rinne mé cárta breithlá do Dhaidí. I made a birthday card for Daddy.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Wednesday Week 26 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Wednesday Week 26 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
Equations are all about balance. Take a look at this page today , look at the Example and try to find the variable in Question 3. There is another stage in these equations – try your best.
In Question 4 We are asked to write Equations for Word Problems, try these an see if you can write some Equations. Click to open Equations 3
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
A little more reading on Plants today for you that I hope you will find interesting
Click to open Plant Information 2
I am attaching more pictures of 2 Irish Wildflowers. Click to open Irish Wild Flowers 2
I would like you to do some research on these flowers. Look at them carefully, the flowers and the leaves, go to the website irishflowers.ie and see if you can identify these flowers. On this website you will see a number of different tabs at the top of the page, click on the tab ‘Flowering now’ and select ‘April and/or May’ or the ‘Colour’ tab to see if you can find out the name of these flowers. I’ll give you the names tomorrow to check if you picked the correct one.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Pictures and names of The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation – in other words the names of the people who signed The Proclamation.
The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation
Project Work
Over the next few days I would like you to research and compile a short Fact File on each of the 7 men (the people who signed it were all men). Some of you may have bought Scrap Books and if you did please do your project in your scrap book. If not please use a blank page for each of the 7 and keep. I will display them when we return to school. Check that your work is nicely presented and that all spellings and punctuation are correct to the best of your ability. I hope to received some pictures of your project work on or before Friday. – Good Luck!
Useful websibsites – askaboutireland.ie, twinkle.ie, www.gov.ie use kids.kiddle.co and google Easter Rising Facts for kids – they have some really good pictures.
This Fact File should include:
Name:
Picture of the person if possible, if not leave a space and I will print of some pictures when we are back in school,
Born: year and place
Occupation:
Organisation: (if they belonged to any , Example The Irish Republican Brotherhood)
Died : Date and how,
Interesting Fact:
Remember you have a few days to complete this so maybe you could complete 2 of the signatories each day.
Sin, Sin / That’s That! – Keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
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Tuesday, 28th April, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Hi All,
I hope that yesterday’s work was ok for you all, remember any questions, comments or samples of your work can be sent via Class Dojo or to my email address.
Some notices for today:
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
Urban Rascals – Every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30. Fitness fun for all the family.
Corrections for yesterday’s work:
English
Spellings – remember keeping up with your Spelling List helps with your vocabulary, reading and writing.
Grammar
Parse (identify the parts of speech in this sentence)
Daisy noun took verb a indefinite article picture noun of preposition the definite article cows noun in preposition the definite article field. noun
Reading Zone, Reading and Dictionary Work: This weeks story from Reading Zone is ‘ The Hook’ . It’s a strange and spooky tale and doing the dictionary work will help your understanding of the story.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: ag obair,working ag ithe agus ag ól, eating and drinking na cairde,the friends staighre stairs – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
LC Do
A, Q. 1-6 – Freagraí : 1. do Mháiréd 2. don mhúinteoir 3. do Ghearóid 4. don Mhadra 5. don bhúistéir
Maths
Answers to All Mental Maths Monday Week 26 Click to open Answers All Mental Maths Monday week 26
Equations
Answers – Equations 1 Maths Monday Click to open Answers Maths Equations 1 Variables
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
The 1916 Proclamation
Answer Q. 1-7 Answers: Should include something like this
- The rebels wanted freedom from Britain
- The Irish Republican Brotherhood, The Irish Volunteers and The Irish Citizens were organisations involved in the rebellion.
- Irish exiles in America and allies in Europe supported the rebel.
- Yes, it is 16 lines from the top (starting at the small print)
- Only 2,500 copies of The Proclamation were printed
- The Irish people organised uprisings 6 times over the last 300 years
- Thomas J. Clarke, Sean MacDiarmada, Thomas MacDonagh, Pádraig (PH) Pearse, Eamonn Ceannt, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett
Geography
Weather and Climate – Storms and Weather Disasters
Rainfall – Activity D Q. 1-6 Answers:
- Met Eireann studies the weather in Ireland
- The average hourly amount of rainfall is between 1mm and 2mm.
- Drought is caused by little or no rainfall.
- Floods and drought affect farming and food production and also peoples homes.
- My 2 examples are Goal and Trocaire which are 2 Irish Charities you may have chosen different ones.
We have now finished the Topic Weather and Climate so well done.
Religion
Confirmation Book – hope that you all found time to fill in this page in your Confirmation Book.
Let’s begin today’s work:
Tuesday, 28th April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>.
Monday : texture, pasture, sculpture, creature – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone – Unit 26
Complete Activity A and B in your English copies please – Remember rule, date and heading.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: seomra codlata, geansaí, bríste, leaba – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – seo cupla focal chun cabhrú libh
Foclóir – Sasana = England, An Spáinn = Spain, Meiriceá = America, clúdach = cover, ar díol = for sale, Is fiú… = it’s only… Thaispeáin se = He showed
Clic agus léigh An Stampa
Déan do dhícheall / Do your best
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Dom 1 Dom 1
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
B, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Do
| Mé | Me | to me | dom |
| Tú | You | to you | duit |
| Sé | He | to him | do |
| Sí | She | to her | di |
| Sinn | We/Us | to us | duinn |
| Sibh | You plural | to all of you | daoibh |
| Siad | They / Them | to them | dóibh |
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , do = to , do + an changes to don = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Do’ to mean to -Example: Thug mé cupán tae do Mhamaí. . – I gave a cup of tea to Mammy. We also use it to mean for – Example: Rinne mé cárta breithlá do Dhaidí. I made a birthday card for Daddy.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Tuesday Week 26Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Tuesday Week 26 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
We are practising finding the value of Variables again today.
When a symbol or a letter is used in place of an unknown amount, it is called a variable.
Example x + 20 = 100. We are trying to find the value of x – x is the unknown number or variable. So.. x = 20 = 100, x = 100 -20, Therefore x = 80.
Example: 5p = 15 . We are trying to find the value of p – p is the unknown number or variable.
So… 5p = 15, 1 p (or p) = 15 divided by 5, Therefore p= 3 ( 5p means 5 times p)
Try the examples on the page attached. Click to open Maths Equations 2
Most of you will be able to figure out the value of the variable by looking at the sum but writing it out may help.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
Science
Topic – Plants
Ideally we would doing some planting is school at this time, maybe you have done some planting of seeds or plants with your parents.
I have attached some reading to introduce the topic for you that I hope you will find interesting
Click to open Plants Information 1
I am also attaching pictures of 2 Irish Wildflowers. Click to open Irish Wild Flowers 1
I would like you to do some research on these flowers. Look at them carefully, the flowers and the leaves, go to the website irishflowers.ie and see if you can identify these flowers. On this website you will see a number of different tabs at the top of the page, click on the tab ‘Flowering now’ or the ‘Colour’ tab to see if you can find out the name of these flowers. I’ll give you the names tomorrow to check if you picked the correct one.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Today I have included the pictures and names of The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation – in other words the names of the people who signed The Proclamation.
The 7 Signatories of The Proclamation
Project Work
Over the next few days I would like you to research and compile a short Fact File on each of the 7 men (the people who signed it were all men). Some of you may have bought Scrap Books and if you did please do your project in your scrap book. If not please use a blank page for each of the 7 and keep. I will display them when we return to school. Check that your work is nicely presented and that all spellings and punctuation are correct to the best of your ability. I hope to received some pictures of your project work on or before Friday. – Good Luck!
Useful websibsites – askaboutireland.ie, twinkle.ie, www.gov.ie use kids.kiddle.co and google Easter Rising Facts for kids – they have some really good pictures.
This Fact File should include:
Name:
Picture of the person if possible, if not leave a space and I will print of some pictures when we are back in school,
Born: year and place
Occupation:
Organisation: (if they belonged to any , Example The Irish Republican Brotherhood)
Died : Date and how,
Interesting Fact:
Remember you have a few days to complete this so maybe you could complete 2 of the signatories each day?
That’s all for today. Thank you for all your hard work.
Mrs Brazil
__________________________________________________________________
Monday, 27th April, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
It’s Monday again and so we start another week. Why does the weekend seem to go so quickly??
I hope that you all had a lovely weekend and enjoyed the break from school work. I have been in touch touch with most of your parents and some of you too. I am so glad to hear that you and your families are keeping safe and well. We must all make a big effort to follow the social distancing guidelines for this week so that the numbers of people affected by Covid 19 can continue to fall. If we all try our best then maybe our Government will be able to lift some of the restrictions. The most important thing to remember is that by following the guidelines as best we can, we are helping to keep others and ourselves safe.
Notices
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish
We’ll begin with corrections for Friday’s work –
Corrections
English
Spellings – remember keeping up with your Spelling List helps with your vocabulary, reading and writing.
Creative Writing – A big Thank You and Well Done to those who sent in pictures of their stories. I received some very interesting and funny stories so why not send in yours if you haven’t already.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: timpiste accident, ag léamh reading, ag éisteacht listening, ag déanamh doing or making – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Liom 4 E. Freagraí: 1. léi, 2. linn, 3. leat, 4. liom 5. leo 6. libh 7. leis
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Attached – Click to open Answers All Mental Maths Friday
All answers to Length -Perimeter and Scale – Click to open Length Friday Answers
Tables Test
| 2 x 12 = 24 | 10 x 12 = 120 | 8 x 12 = 96 | 12 x 12 = 144 |
| 7 x 12 = 84 | 4 x 12 = 48 | 5 x 12 = 60 | 4 x 12 = 48 |
| 11 x 12 = 121 | 9 x 12 = 104 | 1 x 12 = 12 | 6 x 12 = 72 |
History
Reading about The Aftermaths of the 1916 Rising – hopefully you all found time to do this.
Geography
In Geography we are looking at Storms and Weather Disasters.
Activity B Answers: 1. You would find the ‘eye of the storm at the centre of the storm.
2. Hurricanes can have winds of at least 125km per hour.
3. Tropical storms that originate in the Pacific are alled typhoons
4. Hurricanes are given names to help meteorologists to identify them and track them.
5. They begin as areas of low pressure.
Hopefully you were able to check out some of the websites recommended. It’s a relief that we don’t have such storms here!
Friday was the last day of your Weather Record and unusually for Ireland everyday was sunny with a little wind and maybe some cloud .
Art
I received a few Art Works in response to the painting Surprised! by H. Rousseau – thank you.
Please send in some more – I would love to see the fruits of your imaginations!
Now for today’s work – remember try your best, do what you can, and don’t hesitate to contact me with your questions and comments on Class Dojo or email, that’s what they are for.
Monday, 27th April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 26 Words containing <ure>.
Monday : picture, nature, injure, lecture – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Grammar
Parse (identify the parts of speech in this sentence)
Daisy took a picture of the cows in the field.
Reading Zone – Unit 26 ‘The Hook’ Read the story today please and use dictionary (book or online) to find the meanings of red words in the story.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: ag obair, ag ithe agus ag ól, na cairde, staighre – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Do 1 L C do
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
A, Q. 1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , do = to , do + an changes to don = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Do’ to mean to -Example: Thug mé cupán tae do Mhamaí. . – I gave a cup of tea to Mammy. We also use it to mean for – Example: Rinne mé cárta breithlá do Dhaidí. I made a birthday card for Daddy.
Using ‘do / don‘ the following gets a ‘h’ Example: Thug mé peann do Mháire, I gave Mary a pen.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Monday Week 26Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included an alternative Mental Maths for anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Monday Week 26 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Equations
Our topic for this week is Equations. We have done a little on equations as they sometimes appear in our Mental Maths.
Today we are looking at Variables.
When a symbol or a letter is used in place of an unknown amount, it is called a variable.
Example x + 20 = 100. We are trying to find the value of x – x is the unknown number or variable. So.. x = 20 = 100, x = 100 -20, Therefore x = 80.
Example: 5p = 15 . We are trying to find the value of p – p is the unknown number or variable.
So… 5p = 15, 1 p (or p) = 15 divided by 5, Therefore p= 3 ( 5p means 5 times p)
Try the examples on the page attached. Click to open Equations 1
Most of you will be able to figure out the value of the variable by looking at the sum but writing it out may help.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables Revision Division ÷ 2 , 4 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history.
Last week we read about how Pádraig Pearse read out The Proclamation on the steps of the GPO. What was The Proclamation? Today I have attached a copy of The Proclamation for you to read and to answer some questions on. Remember this document was written over a hundred years ago and so the language may seem a little difficult but try your best.
The 1916 Proclamation expressed the hopes and plans of the rebels for a new Ireland. It’s primary purpose was to declare an independent Irish Republic to the British and the rest of the word. They wanted a country that would look after all of it’s citizens – can you find any phrases that illustrate this ?
Click to open 1916 Proclamation
Answer Q. 1-7 ( You should find the answers in the text of The Proclamation)
Geography
Weather and Climate – Storms and Weather Disasters
Today we take a look at rainfall and how we need rainfall and how sometimes too much or too little rainfall can cause problems. Click to open Rainfall
Please read the attached and complete Activity D Q. 1-6
We have now finished the Topic Weather and Climate so well done.
Religion
Sadly we missed out on our Confirmation on Saturday, I know that some of you planned to do something nice with your families anyway so I hope that you had a nice day.
We have a little more to do in our Confirmation Book so today can you please go to the page entitled ‘Mary the Mother of Jesus’ and complete it . Remember to write neatly and to colour in any pictures. The attached notes will help with this. Mary-the-Mother-of-God
That’s the lot for today.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Remember to try to get some exercise and fresh air everyday as it is good for our minds and bodies. Keep on washing the hands and following the social distancing rules. Take care,
Mrs Brazil
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Friday, 24th April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Happy, Happy Friday!!!
We’ve done a lot of work this week – just one more day to go so do keep trying your best. Although we are all happy that it’s Friday, it’s also a little sad. If this outbreak of Covid 19 had not happened most of us would be looking forward to our Confirmation Day tomorrow, it’s sad that it couldn’t take place and that, like many other things it had to be cancelled. However if we all manage to stay safe and well then it will be worth it and the Confirmation will be arranged for another date. Hopefully the weather will be nice for the weekend and we can all enjoy the sunshine.
Notices
Art Competition – the judges have made their decisions and the pupils of Bunscoil Rís have won 2nd, 3rd, and 4th prizes. Congratulations to all.
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish. I had a look at it online and the theme was Cumarsáid agus Clár Teilifíse/ Communication and TV Programmes and a little comhrá/conversation. Bhí Ciarán Kilkenny ag cleachtadh peil Gaelach freisin. Ciarán Kilkenny (Dublin) was practising Gaelic Football so do take a look.
We’ll begin with corrections.
English
Spellings: Keep up with sentences please as it helps with vocabulary for reading and writing.
Idioms
Yesterday you were checking out the meaning of some common idioms –
at the drop of a hat-something happens suddenly or without an apparent reason
to bark up the wrong tree-you have misunderstood the situation
under the weather-feeling unwell
to hold your tongue-not to say something you really think should be said because the time is not right.
once in a blue moon-something rarely happens
to let the cat out of the bag-to reveal a secret
tickled pink-to be really pleased or amused
out of the blue –something unexpected happens
hold your horses-wait a while
in hot water-in trouble
a piece of cake-something is easy to do
in the dark-you don’t know about something that others do
Reading Zone
E. Answers: 1. You’re… 2. It’s… 3. She’ll … 4. Mrs O’ Regan’s car. 5. We’ve … 6. Mary’s dog.
7. The farmer’s coats. 8. The flowers leaves. 9. John’s book. 10. The children’s bags
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: cuntar counter, ceisteanna questions, duaiseanna prizes, pictiúr picture, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Liom 3
D, Q. 1-7 – Freagraí- 1. leat 2. liom 3. leo 4. léi 5. leis 6. linn 7. libh
An Titanic
C- Tarraing na pictiúir – Tá súil agam go bhfuil a lán pictiúirí deasa i bhur gcoipleabhair./I hope that there are a lot of lovely pictures in your copies.
D. Freagraí: long, ceoltóirí, uisce, bás
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Attached – Click to open Answers All Mental Maths Thursday
All answers to Addition and Subtraction – Click to open Answers Length 5 Multiplication and Division Thursday
History – The 1916 Easter Rising
Eye-witness Account Answers:
7.He was delivering a message for Countess Markievicz
8. Eamon de Valera was leading the Irish rebels at Boland’s Mill.
9. The name of the boat was the Helga.
10. The nurse’s name was Elizabeth O’Farrell
11. The rebel leaders were pelted with rotten food and jeered
12. The GPO is on O’Connell Street, Dublin.
13. Cleary’s would have been the famous store – now closed
14. The Easter Rising began on Easter Monday April 24th 1916.
15. The name of the gunboat was The Helga
16. The Easter Rising ended on April 29th 1916
Geography
Weather and Climate – Wind
Answers:
- An anemometer is used for measuring wind speed.
- In Ireland we have a temperate climate.
- Gusts of wind occur when there is a sudden short increase in the speed of the wind
- Prevailing winds are the most common winds. In Ireland they are from the south and west.
- Light breeze. Moderate breeze, Gale, Strong Gale, Storm
Now we’ll begin Friday’s work.
Friday, 24th, April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 25 Words containing <ough>. Last 4 words today.
Friday : fought, thought, brought, afterthought – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
** Ms Tobin is including some Spellings on her page for anyone who is finding this list too difficult.
Creative Writing
Today I would like you complete a piece of writing based on this piece of Art.
Click to Open Surprised! Henri Rousseau
The artist is Henri Rousseau and the title of the painting is Surprised! It was painted in 1891 a long time ago.
The tile of your piece of writing will also be Surprised! – before you begin take a close look at the picture. Plan your writing – think about the setting , where are you, what do you hear, see, feel? what’s happening? who are you? are you the tiger, another animal, a person? (you may be writing your story from the point of view of the tiger or …) Who is surprised, the tiger or…?
Plan you story with a beginning that grabs the readers attention ,a middle and end. I would love to read some of your stories so send them in via class dojo, I’m sure that I will be pleasantly Surprised!
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: timpiste, ag léamh, ag éisteacht, ag déanamh, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
E, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , le=with, le + an changes to leis an = with the Forainm = pronoun.
Le
| Mé | Me | with me | Liom |
| Tú | You | with you | Leat |
| Sé | He | with him | Leis |
| Sí | She | with her | Leí |
| Sinn | We/Us | with us | Linn |
| Sibh | You plural | with all of you | Libh |
| Siad | They / Them | with them | Leo |
We use ‘Le’ to mean with -Example: Chuaigh mé go dtí an siopa le Mamaí. – I went to the shop with Mammy. We also use it to show ownership – Example: Is liomsa é. – It is mine (It belongs to me). We also use ‘Le’ when we like, hate, or prefer something Example: Is maith liom criospaí ach is fuath liom caife./ I like crisps but I hate coffee. Bfhearr liom tae ná caife./I prefer tea to coffee. It is also used to mean we can do something. Example: Ní féidir linn dul go dtí an linn snámha. / We cannot go to the swimmimg pool. Is féidir liom rith go tapa./ I can run fast.
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths 6th Class Friday Week 25 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Friday Week 25Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
This is the very last of these Tests so well done to all of you who tried them.
Tables Test
| 2 x 12 = | 10 x 12 = | 8 x 12 = | 12 x 12 = |
| 7 x 12 = | 4 x 12 = | 5 x 12 = | 4 x 12 = |
| 11 x 12 = | 9 x 12 = | 1 x 12 = | 6 x 12 = |
Length
Our topic for this week is Length. Length is a type of measurement, it tells us how long or wide something is. We use the metric system – Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, Kilometre. Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 m 1ooom = 1km
Today we will complete our topic Length.
Firstly, a little revision on Perimeter which we covered with area. Can you remember what this means? Perimeter is the distance around the outside of a shape or space. Please take a look at the attached and complete the table.Length 6 part 1
Secondly, we need to think about Scale. Scale is used in real life all the time, for example, in maps to represent countries and on house plans to represent the rooms in the house. If we were to draw n accurate picture of your bedroom we would need a very large piece of paper!! or we could find a way to make a smaller drawing using scale. We might use a scale of 1m :1cm – If your bedroom was 3 metres long we would represent this by drawing a 3cm line in our copy.
Try the 2 activities in Planet Maths page 86. Complete B Q 1-5 on the scale drawing of a kitchen and Q1-3 on the model railway. On the model railway the scale is 1:20cm which means that if something on the page measures 1cm it willbe 20cm in real life. If we measure 3cm on the page then it will be 3 x 20cm =60cm . Just try your best and do what you can.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history. Just a short piece of reading today on the Aftermath of The 1916 Rising – what happened to the leaders when they surrendered. Click to open and read. The 1916 Rising The Aftermath
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world.
Today we are learning about tornado’s and cyclones. If you can please watch the following video on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vH4YT9secVw
He’s a little annoying but you get the idea.
Take a look at this one also on National Geographic – https://www.natgeokids.com/ie/discover/geography/physical-geography/tornado-facts/
Storms and Weather Disasters 1
Click on the above to open and complete Activity B Q 1-5
Weather Images Blizzards, Tornadoes, Storms Includes a little more information about tornados and extreme weather events some images
Record the Weather Can you copy this template into your copy or onto a blank page and record this weeks weather? You can use weather symbols if you like. Check out the weather forecast after the news on RTE or online rte.ie. – Last day of your Weather Record.
ART
Use your imagination to respond to the painting Surprised by Henri Rousseau.
Your art work should answer the question – Why is the Tiger surprised?, What does the Tiger see? You may use whatever medium you like, pen, pencil,collage, and style – a cartoon for example. I would love to see some of your work.
That’s the lot for today.
Have a lovely weekend.
Mrs Brazil
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Thursday, 23rd April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Dia dhaoibh ar maidin/ Good morning
I hope that you all are getting on well with the work and are keeping safe. Over the next few days I will be checking in with you all via a phone call to your parents to see if all is well and also if there is anything that I can do to help if you are having any problems. It is certainly a very different way of trying to get our school work done, I miss hearing all your different views and opinions. Remember you can always email or send in pictures of your work on class dojo.
Notices
Art Competition – if you haven’t already entered remember to give it a try, there are some lovely prizes.
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish. I had a look at it online and the theme was Cumarsáid agus Clár Teilifíse/ Communication and TV Programmes and a little comhrá/conversation. Bhí Ciarán Kilkenny ag cleachtadh peil Gaelach freisin. Ciarán Kilkenny (Dublin) was practising Gaelic Football so do take a look.
Urban Rascals – Join with friends and family in keeping fit in a fun way. 1:30 today.
Let’s start with our corrections:
English
Spellings
Spelling List Words – keep up with your sentences here.
Reading Zone
Activity C: Answers: 1. Institutions, 2. Competition, 3. Searched, 4. Retrospect, 5. Decline, 6. Popular
Activity D: Answers: 1. …the same size as the garden. 2. …through a whole made for an outlet pipe. 3. ….because it was terrified of traffic. 4. They did not set traps throughout the house. 5. …the day before the Yanks arrived.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: leabharlann,Library gabhair,goat/s foireann, team cartún, cartoon – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Liom 2 – Freagraí: C. Q1. leis, Q2. leat, Q.3 léi, Q.4 liom, Q.5 leo, Q.6 libh, Q.7. linn
An Titanic B. Freagair na Ceisteanna:
1. Bhí dath dubh uirthi.
2. Bhí na ceoltóirí ag seinm ceol
3. Bhuail an Titanic cnoc oighir
4. Thosaigh uisce ag teacht isteach sa long.
5. Thosaigh na paisinéirí ag béiceadh agus ag rith timpeall.
6. Léim a lán paisinéirí isteach sna báid tarthála agus léim a láan paisinéirí eile isteach san fharraige.
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Attached – Click to open Answers to all Mental Maths for Wednesday
All answers to Addition and Subtraction – Click to open Answers Length 4 Wed
History – The 1916 Easter Rising
Eye-witness Account Answers:
- The boy’s name was Joe.
- Yes – He was only 16 and he hardly knew how to use a rifle.
- He was allowed to join because he was big for his age and probably looked older than sixteen.
- Pádraig Pearse was commander-in -chief at the GPO.
- Joe’s group assembled at Liberty Hall.
- Joe was proud and emotional when Pádraig Pearse read the Proclamation and the Irish flag was raised.
Geography
Weather and Climate – Climate Types
Answers: These questions can have many different answers but should include countries from the correct part of the world – 1. Most African countries would suit here – uganda, Kenya Somalia for example. 2. England , Denmark, New Zealand for example 3. Swallow, for example , most migratory birds that arrive at this time of year would suit.
Well Done, and now let’s begin today’s work.
Thursday, 23rd April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 25 Words containing <ough>.
Thursday : sought, thorough, throughout, breakthrough – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
** Ms Tobin is including some Spellings on her page for anyone who is finding this list too difficult.
Grammar
Idioms – are common expressions that have a special meaning which is very different that the words actually used. Example: It’s raining cats and dogs! – When people use this expression they don’t mean that it is literally raining cats and dogs but that it is raining heavily.
Take a look at the attached sheet. Can you complete this please – google the ones that you don’t already know. Include the idioms in speech bubbles at the top of the page – you will be researching 12 in all. Idioms can sometimes be confusing for speakers of other languages.Idioms
Reading Zone – Unit 25 ‘A Rat and Some Renovations’ Read the story again today please and complete Activity E.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: cuntar, ceisteanna, duaiseanna, pictiúr, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
D, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , le=with, le + an changes to leis an = with the Forainm = pronoun.
Le
| Mé | Me | with me | Liom |
| Tú | You | with you | Leat |
| Sé | He | with him | Leis |
| Sí | She | with her | Leí |
| Sinn | We/Us | with us | Linn |
| Sibh | You plural | with all of you | Libh |
| Siad | They / Them | with them | Leo |
We use ‘Le’ to mean with -Example: Chuaigh mé go dtí an siopa le Mamaí. – I went to the shop with Mammy. We also use it to show ownership – Example: Is liomsa é. – It is mine (It belongs to me). We also use ‘Le’ when we like, hate, or prefer something Example: Is maith liom criospaí ach is fuath liom caife./ I like crisps but I hate coffee. Bfhearr liom tae ná caife./I prefer tea to coffee. It is also used to mean we can do something. Example: Ní féidir linn dul go dtí an linn snámha. / We cannot go to the swimmimg pool. Is féidir liom rith go tapa./ I can run fast.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Clic agus léigh – Click and read.
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Féach ar na bpictiúir chun chiall a bhaint as an scéal. Look at the pictures to make sense of the story.
Déan C. Tarraing na pictúir/Draw the pictures agus D. Faigh 4 fhocal ón scéal ar an bhfarraige/Find 4 words from the story on the sea.
Bain triail as!
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths Thur Week 25 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Thur. Week 25 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Length
Our topic for this week is Length. Length is a type of measurement, it tells us how long or wide something is. We use the metric system – Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, Kilometre. Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 m 1ooom = 1km
We continue today with Multiplication and Division of Length. Be careful with your decimal points. . Give each number a square and give decimal point a square also – this will help.
Length 5 Multiplication and Division(2 pages)
Click on page and complete all Questions . Read tips on how to complete answers before you begin.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
Tables Test on Friday so try to get in some table practise
This weeks tables X 12 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history. Today we continue by reading an eye witness account of the 5 days of the Easter Rising. I have added the remainder of the questions about Joe’s eye- witness account of the events of the rising – please complete all question on page attached and re-read account.1916 Eyewitness Account Questions
The 1916 Easter Rising 3 (2 pages)
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world. .
Today we are moving on to more extreme types of weather and what causes them – we are beginning with wind.
Weather and Climate 4 page 1pdf
Click on the above to open and complete Activity A Q 1-5
Wind Beaufort ScaleIncludes a little more information about how wind is measured and some images
Record the Weather Can you copy this template into your copy or onto a blank page and record this weeks weather? You can use weather symbols if you like. Check out the weather forecast after the news on RTE or online rte.ie. – Hopefully you recorded yesterdays weather , add today’s weather to your record
That’s it for today
Keep up the good work.
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Wednesday, 22nd April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Good Morning All,
Wednesday already, and I hope that you are all getting back into a routine with your school work, it was hard to start again after the Easter holidays I know but do try your best to do as much as you can to keep in touch until we are all back again hopefully.
If you have any questions or are having difficulty please let me know via email or through Class Dojo. Remember we can only try our best and that is good enough. Stay safe and well, try to get in a little bit of exercise everyday and get plenty of sleep (at night!!). Keeping in touch with family and friends is important too so I hope that you all are supporting one another as much as you can.
Notices
Art Competition – if you haven’t already entered remember to give it a try, there are some lovely prizes.
School Hub – RTE everyday from 11:00am – 12:00noon and also online on the player.
Cúla 4 ar Scoil – TG4 everyday also and online. It would be great if you could watch a little of this to help with your Oral Irish. I had a look at it online and the theme was Cumarsáid agus Clár Teilifíse/ Communication and TV Programmes and a little comhrá/conversation. Bhí Ciarán Kilkenny ag cleachtadh peil Gaelach freisin. Ciarán Kilkenny (Dublin) was practising Gaelic Football so do take a look.
Earth Day – Today is Earth Day all around the world. It’s a special day dedicated to reminding us all to take care of our planet. I have attached a List ( it’s a long list) of tips as to how you might do this. Why not take a look and see if there is one thing on the list that you could do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl3zgcL0Tv8 – this is a video clip about Eart Day – it’s a little annoying maybe but it gives you an idea of what Earth Day is about.
We’ll begin as usual with our Corrections
Corrections
English
Remember to write sentences for list words.
Reading Zone – Answers: A. 1. The narrators mother decided to have the kitchen renovated because visitors were coming from America. 2. The workmen left a hole in the wall for the sinks outlet pipe. 3. The narrators mother moved out because there was a rat in the house (yeuck!) 4. There were six dead birds outside the house and the rat ws dead. 5. The atmosphere was uncomfortable and a little embarrassing when the ‘Yanks’ visited.
B. 1. tumbledown, 2. rolling, 3. insensitively, 4. extravagantly, 5. ridding, 6. old fashioned
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an clogad, the helmet an teilifís, the television culaith spóirt,track suit teach house, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Liom B. Q. 1-7 Freagraí: 1. leis, 2. leat, 3. léi, 4. liom, 5. leo, 6. libh, 7. linn
An Titanic – Fíor nó Bréagach-Freagraí: 1. Fíor, 2. Bréagach, 3. Fíor, 4. Fíor, 5. Fíor, 6. Bréagach
Maths
Answers to all Mental Maths Attached – Click to open Answers to All Mental Maths for Tuesday
All answers to Questions 4,5 and 6 Click to openLength 3 Answers
(Apologies for putting the wrong date on the Maths pages Tuesday was of course the 21st.)
History – The 1916 Easter Rising
- Name the buildings around Dublin seized by the rebel on Easter Monday.(6)? –Buildings seized were the GPO, The Four Courts, Boland’s Mill, St Stephen’s Green, Jacob’s Factory and the South Dublin Union.
- From where did Pádraig Pearse declare the establishment of an Irish Republic?-Pádraig Pearse declared the establishment of an Irish Republic on the steps of the GPO.
- How did the gunboat Helga get close Liberty Hall and the GPO?-The gunboat Helga sailed up the River Liffey to shell Liberty Hall and the GPO
- Which one of the rebel leaders was shot in the ankle? James Connolly was shot in the ankle
- Which rebel leader agreed to surrender to the British on Saturday 29th April, 1916 to prevent further loss of life?-Pádraigh Pearse agreed to surrender to prevent further loss of life.
- Did any of the fighting take place in Wexford?Yes, some fighting took place in Enniscorthy.
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world. .
Activity B Q 1-6. Answers:
- Ireland is closer to the Equator. 2. i) Distance from the Equator, ii) Altitude iii) Distance from the sea, iv) Wind. 3. Prevailing winds are winds that blow most often in a place. In Ireland the prevailing winds come from the Atlantic Ocean. 4. The North Atlantic Drift keeps our seas warmer. 5 Countries closer to the Equator have hot/tropical climates, the farther away you are from the Equator the cooler it gets. 6. Own opinion – a) warm weather, outdoors most of the time, outdoor sports, different animals, insects, snakes, plants b) too warm, drought, no snow
Now we’ll begin today’s work.
Wednesday, 22nd April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 25 Words containing <ough>.
Tuesday : enough, drought, although, doughnut – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
** Ms Tobin is including some Spellings on her page for anyone who is finding this list too difficult.
Reading Zone – Unit 25 ‘A Rat and Some Renovations’ Read the story again today please and complete Activity C and D.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: leabharlann, gabhair, foireann, cartún, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
C, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , le=with, le + an changes to leis an = with the Forainm = pronoun.
Le
| Mé | Me | with me | Liom |
| Tú | You | with you | Leat |
| Sé | He | with him | Leis |
| Sí | She | with her | Leí |
| Sinn | We/Us | with us | Linn |
| Sibh | You plural | with all of you | Libh |
| Siad | They / Them | with them | Leo |
We use ‘Le’ to mean with -Example: Chuaigh mé go dtí an siopa le Mamaí. – I went to the shop with Mammy. We also use it to show ownership – Example: Is liomsa é. – It is mine (It belongs to me). We also use ‘Le’ when we like, hate, or prefer something Example: Is maith liom criospaí ach is fuath liom caife./ I like crisps but I hate coffee. Bfhearr liom tae ná caife./I prefer tea to coffee. It is also used to mean we can do something. Example: Ní féidir linn dul go dtí an linn snámha. / We cannot go to the swimmimg pool. Is féidir liom rith go tapa./ I can run fast.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Clic agus léigh – Click and read.
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Féach ar na bpictiúir chun chiall a bhaint as an scéal. Look at the pictures to make sense of the story.
Déan B. Freagair na ceisteanna 1-6
Bain triail as!
Maths
Mental Maths Mental Maths Wed. Week 25 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Wed. Week 25 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Length
Our topic for this week is Length. Length is a type of measurement, it tells us how long or wide something is. We use the metric system – Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, Kilometre. Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 m 1ooom = 1km
We continue today with Addition and Subtraction of Length. Place value is important here when writing numbers down in you copy. Give each number a square and give decimal point a square also – this will help.
Length 4 (2 pages)
Click on page and complete Questions 4,5,6. Read tips on how to complete answers before you begin.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 12 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history. Today we continue by reading an eye witness account of the 5 days of the Easter Rising.
The 1916 Easter Rising 3 (2 pages)
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world. .
Today we learn about the main climate types.
Weather and Climate 3 ( 1 page)
Climate Includes a little more information about climate and some images
Record the Weather Can you copy this template into your copy or onto a blank page and record this weeks weather? You can use weather symbols if you like. Check out the weather forecast after the news on RTE or online rte.ie. – Hopefully you recorded yesterdays weather , add today’s weather to your record
That’s the lot for today.
Thank you again for all your hard work.
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Tuesday, 21st April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Art Competition
We have been invited by Kennedy College to enter an art competition. All pupils are invited to enter. Kennedy College would like you to illustrate/demonstrate your understanding of Covid 19 through Art. This can be in any medium you like and photographs of your entries should be forwarded to Kennedy College at kennedycollege@wwetb.ie . More information on this competition on the school’s website.
School Hub
Remember RTE School Hub everyday from 11:00am to 12:00noon. The teachers and guests cover school work and lots of fun learning activities.
Urban Rascals
Check in with Andy at Urban Rascals today at 1:30am for a great 30 mins of fun exercise activities
And now….
Corrections
English
Remember to try to memorise spellings as well as writing sentences. Well done on dictionary work today – there were quite a few red words in this story
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: doscail sí, she opened fuair sí, she got rachaimid,we will go an fharraige the sea – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Le Freagraí/Answers: 1. le Máire, 2. leis an gcat, 3. leis an mbord, 4. leis an bhfiaclóir, 5. le gceol, 6. le bPól
Léamh – Titanic – Tá súil agam gur bhain sibh chiall agus taitneamh as an scéal/I hope you made sense of and enjoyed the story.
Maths
MM 6th Class Mon Week 25 Answers: 1. -14, 2. 3/4, 3. 70, 4. 600, 5. 0.6, 6. 2/5, 7. yes, 8.29 and 2/3, 9.6 lines of symmetry, 10. 0.75, 11 0.05, 12. 6.514, 13. 135°, 14. 20.485, 15. 0.75, 16. 1,000,000, 17. 2 hooks head to head left one facing down and right one facing up, 18. 40, 19. 120, 20. 50% of 20.
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Mon Week 25 Answers: 1. 200g, 2. 3, 3. 78, 4. 84,700, 5. 2/3, 6. 700, 7. 0.32m, 8. 10, 9. 7, 10. 18, 11. 24, 12. 45, 13. 5 and 1/2, 14. 65°, 15. 11.6m, 16. 300m, 17. 1.30pm, 18. €452.
Test 27 Answers: 1. 35%, 2. C, 3. 105 days, 4. C, 5. 3cm, 6. 69°, 7. D, 8. C, 9. 820, 10. B
Length
Length 1: Answers: Q1. You could argue some of these answers so use your own judgement- a) B, b)D, c) B, d) B, e) A, f) C, g) B.
Q2. a) cm, b) km, c) m, d) mm, e) m, f) mm, g) cm or m.
Q. 3 a) 8cm, b) 4.5cm, c) 3.5cm, d) 11cm, e) 7.5cm, f) 3cm, g) 15cm, h) 5mm – Again use your judgement here, these measurements are based on lines in book yours may be different if you measured lines on screen.
Q.4 – Lines you drew
Q. 5. 45,000m
Challenge: a) 420cm, b) 4,200mm
Length 2. Answers: Q1 a) 0.63m, b) 0.25m, c) 0.72m, d) 0.14m, e) 1.36m, f) 2.45m, g) 0.08m, h) 0.6m.
Q. 2. a) 34cm, b) 57cm, c) 18cm, d) 80cm, e) 129cm, f) 706cm, g) 550cm, h) 801cm
Q.3. 0.13
History
Easter Rising 1916
Questions – Please complete and write answers (full sentences please) in the back of your English Copy. Remember Rule, Date, Heading, Full sentences for answers. Answers should include something like this..
- When and why were the Irish Volunteers set up?- The Irish Volunteers was an armed force set up in 1913 to fight for Home Rule
- Who were the IRB? The Irish Republican Brotherhood. Their aim was to make Ireland a republic through armed rebellion.
- What organisation was founded by James Connolly? James Connolly founded the Irish Citizen Army in 1913
- Why did Sir Roger Casement travel to Germany and what was the name of the ship he traveled on?Sir Roger Casement travelled to Germeany to get arms for the IRB. The name of the ship was The Aud Norge.
- Who tried to cancel plans for a rising on Monday 24th April 1916?Eoin MacNeil leader of the Irish Volunteers tried to cancel plans for the 1916 Easter Rising
Geography
Weather and Climate – A Q1. Weather is constantly changing , climate is the pattern of weather over a long period.
Q.2 A temperate climate means that it rarely gets very hot or very cold. Ireland has a temperate climate.
Q. 3. You have your own choice here – Example Cactus, pineapples
Q.4. Meteorologists study clouds, temperatures, the atmosphere and wind to prepare weather forecasts.
That’s all yesterday’s corrections, thank you for all your hard work.
Today’s work
Tuesday, 22nd April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 25 Words containing <ough>.
Tuesday : tough, bought, though, through – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone – Unit 25 ‘A Rat and Some Renovations’ Read the story again today please and complete Activity A and B.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an clogad, an teilifís, culaith spóirt, teach, – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
B, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , le=with, le + an changes to leis an = with the Forainm = pronoun.
Le
| Mé | Me | with me | Liom |
| Tú | You | with you | Leat |
| Sé | He | with him | Leis |
| Sí | She | with her | Leí |
| Sinn | We/Us | with us | Linn |
| Sibh | You plural | with all of you | Libh |
| Siad | They / Them | with them | Leo |
We use ‘Le’ to mean with -Example: Chuaigh mé go dtí an siopa le Mamaí. – I went to the shop with Mammy. We also use it to show ownership – Example: Is liomsa é. – It is mine (It belongs to me). We also use ‘Le’ when we like, hate, or prefer something Example: Is maith liom criospaí ach is fuath liom caife./ I like crisps but I hate coffee. Bfhearr liom tae ná caife./I prefer tea to coffee. It is also used to mean we can do something. Example: Ní féidir linn dul go dtí an linn snámha. / We cannot go to the swimmimg pool. Is féidir liom rith go tapa./ I can run fast.
Léamh agus Scríobh
Clic agus léigh – Click and read.
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Féach ar na bpictiúir chun chiall a bhaint as an scéal. Look at the pictures to make sense of the story.
Déan A. Fíor nó Bréagach
Bain triail as!
Maths
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Tue Week 25 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Tue Week 25 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Length
Our topic for this week is Length. Length is a type of measurement, it tells us how long or wide something is. We use the metric system – Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, Kilometre. Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 m 1ooom = 1km
Click on page and complete Questions 4,5,6. Read tips on how to complete answers before you begin.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 12 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history. Today we continue by reading about what happened between Monday 24th April, 1916 – Saturday 29th April, 1916 and what happened to the leaders of the rebellion (3 pages). Take a look at the map of Dublin City Centre to see where the different groups were stationed.
Questions – Please complete and write answers (full sentences please) in the back of your English Copy. Remember Rule, Date, Heading, Full sentences for answers.
- Name the buildings around Dublin seized by the rebel on Easter Monday.(6)?
- From where did Pádraig Pearse declare the establishment of an Irish Republic?
- How did the gunboat Helga get close Liberty Hall and the GPO?
- Which one of the rebel leaders was shot in the ankle?
- Which rebel leader agreed to surrender to the British on Saturday 29th April, 1916 to prevent further loss of life?
- Did any of the fighting take place in Wexford?
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world. .
Today we learn about the 4 major factors that affect climate
Weather and Climate 2 Click on and read the attached pages (2 of them) and complete Activity B Q 1-6. If you have room in your English Copy please write answers in the back. Remember- Rule, Date, Heading, Full sentences for answers
Climate Includes a little more information about climate and some images
Record the Weather Can you copy this template into your copy or onto a blank page and record this weeks weather? You can use weather symbols if you like. Check out the weather forecast after the news on RTE or online rte.ie. – Hopefully you recorded yesterdays weather as sunny with alittle wind, add today’s weather to your record
Sin, Sin / That’s that..
Well done to you all! Thank you for all your hard work.
___________________________________________________________________
Monday, 2oth April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Art Competition
We have been invited by Kennedy College to enter an art competition. All pupils are invited to enter. Kennedy College would like you to illustrate/demonstrate your understanding of Covid 19 through Art. This can be in any medium you like and photographs of your entries should be forwarded to Kennedy College at kennedycollege@wwetb.ie . More information on this competition on the school’s website.
School Hub
Remember RTE School Hub everyday from 11:00am to 12:00noon. The teachers and guests cover school work and lots of fun learning activities.
And now….
Good Morning All,
It’s good to be back!!! I hope you had a lovely Easter – different but lovely nevertheless. We had some beautiful weather and that made everything a little bit easier. Now we all have to work off all those Easter Eggs!
Let’s hope that you are all ready to get back to work, I know that it’s not the same – some of you may prefer it and some of you may be like me and miss school!! It is important to keep trying your best, do as much as you can and please contact me if you have any questions. So off we go….
English
Spelling
Spelling List 25 Words containing <ough>.
Monday : cough, dough, bough, rough – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone – Unit 25 ‘A Rat and Some Renovations’ Read the story today please and use dictionary (book or online) to find the meanings of red words in the story.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: doscail sí, fuair sí, rachaimid, an fharraige – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC Le 1 LC Le
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
A, Q. 1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , le=with, le + an changes to leis an = with the Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Le’ to mean with -Example: Chuaigh mé go dtí an siopa le Mamaí. – I went to the shop with Mammy. We also use it to show ownership – Example: Is liomsa é. – It is mine (It belongs to me). Also when we want to say that we are beside something/someone we also use ‘Le’ – Sheas Hollaí in aice leis an ngeata. Holly stood beside the gate. Using ‘le‘ the following word does not change however using ‘leis an‘ we put an urú on the following word. Example: Sheas Hollaí in aice leis on bpianó – Holly stood beside the piano. Remember urús – m in front of b, g in front of c, bh in front of f
Léamh
Clic agus léigh – Click and read.
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Féach ar na bpictiúir chun chiall a bhaint as an scéal. Look at the pictures to make sense of the story.
Bain triail as!
Maths
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Mon Week 25 Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
Maths Mastery Mon Week 25 Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Length
Our topic for this week is Length. Length is a type of measurement, it tells us how long or wide something is. We use the metric system – Millimetre, Centimetre, Metre, Kilometre. Remember: 10mm = 1cm 100cm = 1 m 1ooom = 1km
Click on pages and complete the activities on both please. Page 1 is about practising measuring so remember to position your ruler correctly so that you begin measuring from 0. Complete Questions 1-5 please. Page 2 involves writing centimetres as metres and metres as centimetres. Use the notes on the page to remind you how we do this. Please complete Q1-3.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 12 Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Topic: The 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland
Easter 1916 is a very significant time in Irish history. Today I would like you to read these introductory pages. What Ireland was like in 1916, The different organisations which existed at the time which believed in fighting for freedom from British Rule, then the arrangements that were made to prepare for the Easter Rising. (We remember that Ireland was still under British Rule at this time )
Questions – Please complete and write answers (full sentences please) in the back of your English Copy. Remember Rule, Date, Heading, Full sentences for answers.
- When and why were the Irish Volunteers set up?
- Who were the IRB?
- What organisation was founded by James Connolly
- Why did Sir Roger Casement travel to Germany and what was the name of the ship he traveled on?
- Who tried to cancel plans for a rising on Monday 24th April 1916?
Geography
Weather and Climate – This week we will take a look at weather and climate and different types of climate in different parts of the world. Weather and climate affect how people live in different parts of the world. .
Weather and Climate Click on and read the attached pages (2 of them) and complete Activity A Q 1-4. If you have room in your English Copy please write answers in the back. Remember- Rule, Date, Heading, Full sentences for answers
Weather Includes a little more information and some images.
Record the Weather Can you copy this template into your copy or onto a blank page and record this weeks weather? You can use weather symbols if you like. Check out the weather forecast after the news on RTE or online rte.ie.
That’s the lot for today.
Well done to you all! Thank you for all your hard work.
Try to get some exercise and fresh air everyday. Now that we have lovely long bright evenings it gives us an opportunity to get out and go for a walk or a mess around with family. Remember exercise is good for mind and body. We will be tuning into Urban Rascals tomorrow to keep fit with Andy.
Mrs Brazil
__________________________________________________________________
Monday, 6th April, 2020
email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Corrections:
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: eadaí, (clothes) lámhainní,(gloves) stoirm,(storm) cheannaigh sí (she bought)– Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Gaeilge clic agus léigh – Click and read. Botúin = mistake . Spot the Difference / Aimsigh na botúin in Ceist 2 and 3. déan an Cuardach Focal
Maths
Friday Mental Maths Tests
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Wk 24 Friday TestClick to open and write answers in Maths copy please Answers: 1. 0.38, 2. 0.25, 3. -7, 4. adding another 4 squares, 5. 480, 6. 1/2, 7. 6 3/5, 8. 20, 9. 49, 10. 5.422, 11. 3.679, 12. 166, 13. 0.993, 14. 55, 15. see table, 16. 11 2/4 or 11 1/2, 17. ÷,+, 18. 52/7, 19. E lying flat, 20. 5 faces, 9 edges, 6 vertices 21. 6.629, 22. 360, 23. 33, 24. 8,16, 24, 32, 40, 25. 1 in 100.
| 4 | 9 | 2 |
| 3 | 5 | 7 |
| 8 | 1 | 6 |
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MyMaths Week 24 Friday Test Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Answers: 1. 7, 2. 2,780, 3. pentagonal prism, 4. €1.60, 5. 1/6, 6. 16/36, 7. 11/12, 8. 2,300,000, 9. 21cm, 10. 0.8, 11. 0.137, 12. 70cm, 13. 6. 14. 1,030, 15. €14.25, 16. 19.8, 17. €12, 18. 22, 19. 55°, 20. 9. Problems: 21. €75, 22. €9.75, 23. 12:15, 24. 6,240, 25. €158.40
Answers: 1. C, 2. 29 67o, 3. 5/6, 4. D, 5. D, 6. C, 7. B, 8. D, 9. 44cm, 10. 4%
Directed Numbers Positive and Negative Numbers
Directed Numbers – Money Answers:
| €+60 |
| €+100 |
| €+150 |
| 0 |
| €-20 |
| €-90 |
| €+10 |
| €-20 |
| €-50 |
| €-150 |
| €+50 |
| €+30 |
| €+110 |
| €+190 |
| 0 |
| €+160 |
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables Test X 5, 10, and doubles
| 1. 5×5= 25 | 2. 9×9= 81 | 3. 12×10= 120 | 4. 9×5= 45 | 5. 6×5= 30 |
| 6. 6×6= 36 | 7. 11×10= 110 | 8. 10×10= 1oo | 9. 11×11= 121 | 10. 7×7= 49 |
| 11. 4×10= 40 | 12. 12×5= 60 | 13. 7×5= 35 | 14. 4×5= 20 | 15. 12×12= 144 |
| 16. 6×10= 60 | 17. 4×4= 16 | 18. 2×2= 4 | 19. 3×3= 9 | 20. 11×5= 55 |
Gaeilge
Answers attached as pdf – clic and open Gaeilge Answers
Hope this helps.
Will be in touch after Easter, keep well.
Mrs Brazil
Friday, 3rd April, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
Happy Friday and Happy Holidays!
Thank you to all who found their inner Smurf and wore something blue for World Autism Day – ‘little surprise’ for those who sent in photos.
There was a great response to Flags for Frontline to show support for all the workers providing services we all need in shops, farms, hospitals, at the doctor’s, drivers etc. I’m sure that it makes them feel better to know that they are appreciated.
Easter Holidays are finally here!!!! No more posts with school work from Mrs B.! What will you do???
I wish you and all your families a safe, healthy and Happy Easter. Thank you for all your hard work and support, I’m sure that you found it hard to adjust, as did I, but you stuck with it and in many cases did some extra work which is fantastic.
Corrections For Thursday’s Work:
Spelling
Spelling List 24 Words containing <gu>. Remember to keep up with your spelling word lists.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 18 and Chapter 19
Answers: – Should include:
Chapter 18
- Why wasn’t Shmuel at the fence for two days?- He was looking for his father.
2. What plans do the boys make? – They make plans to play together. Shmuel plans to bring a pair of striped pyjamas for Bruno to change into and they plan to search for Shmuel’s father.
Chapter 19
4. What does Bruno do with his clothes? – Bruno changes into the striped pyjamas and leaves his own clothes outside the fence.
5. What does Bruno see in the camp?-He sees crowds of people sitting in groups staring at the ground looking terribly sad. The people all look terribly skinny with sunken eyes and shaved heads. He saw soldiers with guns who were happy , laughing and shouting and unhappy crying people in striped pyjamas who were staring into space.
6. What happens to the boys at the end of the chapter?- the boys were caught up in a crowd and they went on a march. They went into a long room and the door closed. – What do you think happened?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an dinnéar,(dinner) grianghraf,(photogarph) litir,(letter) leoraí mór (big lorry/truck) – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
LC ORM 4
E, Q. 1-7 – Answers: 1. air, 2. orm, 3. orthu, 4. ort, 5. uirthi 6. orainn 7. oraibh
Léamh agus Scríobh
An Ghráinneog – Déan C. Líon na bearnaí Q. 1-4.1. ag imirt peile, 2. ag tafann, 3. ag cur fola, 4. ag bogadh.
agus D. Faigh 4 fhocal ón scéal ar an talamh – liathróid, srón, uisce, rith
Maths
MM 6th Class Week 24 Thursday – Answers: 1. 1, 10 and 1 square, 2. 300, 3. 6 lines 4. 2/4 or 1/2, 5. 2.57, 6. 2, 22, 7. 0.36, 8. 10 1/3, 9. 005, 10. 45, 11. 6.337, 12. 808, 21/2, 1.8, 13. matching multiples 12,24,36,48, 14. 24.079, 15. 360, 16. 0.991 17. 3.24, 18. 12 3/5, 19. 4, 20. 125
MMaths Week 24 Thursday – Answers: 1. 2.15, 2. 1,008, 3. reflection of S 4. 61, 5. 3.59, 6. 900, 7. 0.091, 8. 15 1/3, 9. 9.006kg, 10. 30.1, 11. 7 8/9, 12. 5:7:9, 13. 6, 14.triangular prism 15. €60, 16. €104, 17. €126, 18. €96.
Test 25 TANM -Answers: 1. B, 2. B, 3. C, 4. £18, 5. 1, 6. C, 7. D, 8. 37%, 9. C 10. D
Directed Numbers Positive and Negative Numbers
Directed Numbers Planet Maths p.138 Answers: A Q.1. Spur, 2. Pool, 3. 10m, 4. 20m, 5. 25m, 6. 85m, 7. +5m B. B Q1. April, 2. August, 3. €50, 4. €200, 5. €300, 6. €250, 7. November, 8. €2,050, 9. €800
History – Hopefully you were all able to access Anne Frank powerpoint – I had one pupil who couldn’t.
Religion – Am looking forward to reading your entries on your Hopes for the Future
Work for today Friday 3rd April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 24 Words containing <gu>.
Last 4 from this spelling list : guarantee, lifeguard, disguise, beguile – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 20
Well Done to all, last Chapter today. I will be sorry to leave Shmuel and Bruno and I hope you kept up with your reading of this novel.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 20
Click to open. Please read these chapters and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
Chapter 20
- What do Bruno’s family do after he disappears?
2. Do you like the ending? Explain
3. How do you feel at the end? Explain
4. Do you feel sorry for Bruno’s father? Explain
5. Describe your favourite moment in the novel and say why it is your favourite.
I am also including a Book Review Template which you can reproduce in your English copies please and complete. Book Review Template
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: eadaí, lámhainní, stoirm, chennaigh sí – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Gaeilge clic agus léigh – Click and read. Botúin = mistake . Spot the Difference / Aimsigh na botúin in Ceist 2 and 3. déan an Cuardach Focal
Maths
Friday Mental Masths Tests
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Wk 24 Friday TestClick to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MyMaths Week 24 Friday Test Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Directed Numbers Positive and Negative Numbers
This page is from Planet Maths p. 139 Today’s Maths are based on money in a bank account and how it changes as you spend and sometimes overspend! Please Complete A Jozef’s account and Aoife’s Account Directed Numbers Money
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables Test X 5, 10, and doubles
| 1. 5×5= | 2. 9×9= | 3. 12×10= | 4. 9×5= | 5. 6×5= |
| 6. 6×6= | 7. 11×10= | 8. 10×10= | 9. 11×11= | 10. 7×7= |
| 11. 4×10= | 12. 12×5= | 13. 7×5= | 14. 4×5= | 15. 12×12= |
| 16. 6×10= | 17. 4×4= | 18. 2×2= | 19. 3×3= | 20. 11×5= |
Religion
Easter is a very important season for the Catholic Church and for other Christian Churches too.
Easter is seen as a time of rebirth and hope as Jesus is raised from the dead. We see it in nature and in ourselves as we try to be the best person we can be. Celebrate Easter Week by carrying out a random act of kindness for someone in your family.
Activity
Instead of Art today I am posting some Easter Recipes for Easter Biscuits and Easter Brownies so some time over the holidays maybe you could make a treat for your family – remember to tidy up afterwards. For the Easter Bunnies you could use small sweets instead of icing if you like. Mmmmmm. Biscuit RecipeEaster Brownies
Happy Easter to all.
Mrs Brazil
___________________________________________________________________
Thursday, 2nd April, 2020
email:abrazil@bunscoilris.ie
We’re Going Blue For World Autism Day!
Today is World Autism Day – a Special Day to increase our awareness and appreciation of Autism. Celebrate the day by wearing something blue. Ms Mooney has promised a treat to all who send in a photo of themselves or their dog, cat, budgie, goldfish, narwhal! wearing blue so send in photos via email or message on Class Dojo.
Also – Flags For Frontline Heroes – fly a flag to show your support for all our Frontline Heroes who are doing so much to make sure that we have food and are looked after if we are feeling unwell. You can show your support by putting up a flag – any flag your team, club, county or country colours. Remember to email or message via Class Dojo any photo of your activities. Rainbow pencil for all who send in pics.
Urban Rascals today at 1:30 – keeping us all fit! Prizes for best photo sent in. So join in the fun! this weeks prize is a desk for your room.
School Hub on RTE from 11:00 0 12:00noon. Múinteoir John did a great job on Music through Gaeilge today! Good Yoga Class too.
And so on with Corrections of yesterday’s work.
Corrections
English
Spelling
Spelling List 24 Words containing <gu>.Keep up with Spelling List Words
Grammar
Parse the following sentence:
The (definite article) children(noun) saw (verb)the(definite article) penguins (noun)and(conjunction) iguanas (noun)at (preposition)the (definite article)zoo (noun).
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 16 and Chapter 17
In order to finish novel before Easter I have to ask you all to make an extra big effort and read 2 Chapters each day please. Today’s Chapters are Ch. 16 and Ch 17.
Answers –Should include….
Chapter 16
- What has happened to Lieutenant Kotler?-He had been transferred away from Out-With
2. What Does Bruno ask Gretel?-Bruno asks Gretel about the fence, Out-With
3. Why does Gretel scream and how do their parents deal with this problem?-She found a tiny egg in her hair-head lice.
Chapter 17
4. What do Bruno’s parents argue about? –returning to Berlin
5. What decision does Bruno’s father make-He decides that it’s time for them to go home to Berlin.
Gaeilge
Leabhar Corcra
LC ORM 3
D, Q. 1-7 Freagraí: 1. uirthi, 2. air, 3. orthu, 4. orainn, 5. orm, 6. ort 7. oraibh
Léamh agus Scríobh- An Ghráinneog
Déan B. Freagair na Ceisteanna – Q. 1-6.
Freagraí: 1. Bhí Ruairí, agus Lára ag imirt peile sa ghairdín. 2. Chuaigh an liathróid isteach faoi na crainn. 3. Bhí srón Rubaí ag cur fola. 4. Thug Ruairí agus Lára uisce don ghráinneog. 5. Thug Ruairí an ghráinneog go dtí an tréidlia. 6. Dhúisigh an ghráinneog arís san earrach.
Maths
MM 6th Class Wk 24 Wednesday Answers: 1. units, 2. –14, 3. 0.52, 4. 6, 16, 5. 8, 6. 5, 7. 1/6, 8. cylinder, 9. 27, 10. 6 faces 12 edges, 8 vertices, 11. 120, 12 6.153, 13. 3 in 9 or 1 in 3 , 14. 1/4, 15. 7, 16. no, 17. 135, 18. 9, 19. 16, 20. 1/2, 0.5
M Maths Week 24 Wednesday – Answers: 1. 700, 2. -9, 3. 6 lines, 4. 19/5, 5. 300, 6. 1/8, 7. 5, 8. triangular prism, 9. 137/8, 10. 17.09, 11. true, 12. 6:7, 13. 3.30am, 14. 21600ml, 15. 23, 16. 140, 17. 40c, 18. 134kg
Test 24 TANM Answers: 1. 1. B, 2. B, 3. C, 4. £18, 5. 1, 6. C, 7. D, 8. 37%, 9. C, 10. D
Directed Numbers 3 Answers: 3.a) i) +5, ii) +3, iii) +2, iv) 0, v) +1, b) i) 4, ii) 4, iii) 3, iv) 1 v) 6, vi) 6, vii) 2, viii) 6, ix) 5, x) 4. . c) i) 3, ii) 7, iii) 2, iv) 4, v) 11
WW2 in Ireland – The Emergency
True or False
1. Ireland was a neutral country during WW2 – True
2. There was plenty of food in Ireland and the standard of living improved. False
3. A number of Irish men joined the British Army.True
4. Ration Books were distributed to ensure that everyone got an equal share of food.True
5. Winston Churchill was a good friend to Ireland during WW2. False
Work for Today Thursday, 2nd April, 2020
English
Spelling
Spelling List 24 Words containing <gu>.
Today’s words: iguana, anguish, extinguish, distinguished – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 18 and Chapter 19
In order to finish novel before Easter I have to ask you all to make an extra big effort and read 2 Chapters each day please. Today’s Chapters are Ch. 18 and Ch 19.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter18
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter19
Click to open. Please read these chapters and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
Chapter 18
- Why wasn’t Shmuel at the fence for two days?
2. What plans do the boys make?
Chapter 19
4. What does Bruno do with his clothes?
5. What does Bruno see in the camp?
6. What happens to the boys at the end of the chapter?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an dinnéar, grianghraf, litir, leoraí mór – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC ORM 4 LC Orm 4
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
E, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , ar=on, ar an = on the. Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Ar’ when we talk about putting something on – Chuir mé mo chóta orm and when we talk about feelings – hungry, scared, thirsty, tired, happy Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla uirthi. We would not say Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla ar sí!!!
| Mé | Me | on me | Orm |
| Tú | You | on you | Ort |
| Sé | He | on him | Air |
| Sí | She | on her | Uirthi |
| Sinn | We/Us | onus | Orainn |
| Sibh | You plural | on all of you | Oraibh |
| Siad | They | on them | Orthu |
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Déan C. Líon na bearnaí Q. 1-4. agus D. Faigh 4 fhocal ón scéal ar an talamh
Maths
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Week24 Thursday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MMaths Week 24 Thursday Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Directed Numbers Positive and Negative Numbers
This page is from Planet Maths p. 138 Please Look at Graphs and Complete A Q1-7 and B Q. 1-9
Directed Numbers 4 Click on to open. Complete in Maths Copy. Remember Heading, Date and Rule copy.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 5, 10, and doubles (2×2, 3×3, 4×4 etc) Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
I am attaching a powerpoint on Anne Frank. Please read. Her Diary is world famous and thousand go to visit the house where she hid in Amsterdam every year. Hopefully this will work, click on it and let me know.
Religion
Continue with Confirmation Book – page My Hopes for the Future – you can refer to what is happening now and then think about what you would like your life to be like in the years ahead-where will you live? will you have a partner, children?, what will you do for a living? what kind of person will you be-kind , caring, angry? will you have your own business? will the world be different in any way from what it is now?
*Did you do your rough draft yesterday? If so check it today -when you have read it over, and checked spellings, capitals, punctuation etc. Write it in to Confirmation Book today, writing as neatly as you can and colour picture at bottom.
Thanks again for all your hard work.
Mrs Brazil
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Wednesday, 1st April, 2020
Happy April Fools Day ! Lá na nAmadán shona daoibh! Try not to drive your parents crazy and remember it only lasts up to 12:00 noon. When I was young (in ancient times!) if anybody tried to play a trick on you after 12:00, children would shout this rhyme at them ‘April Fools is dead and gone and you’re the fool to carry it on! Rude isn’t it?
There were some really good science activities on RTE School Hub yesterday-check them out online or on RTE player. Múinteoir John was great!
Did many of you join Andy at Urban Rascals for the Tuesday keep fit session? There is a fantastic prize this week so remember to join in on Thursday and send in some pics in order to be in with a chance to win!
Now it’s time for corrections so …..
English
Spelling
Keeping up with spellings will help with your reading, writing and comprehension so try to keep up with spelling words.
Grammar
Parse the following sentence:
Ben (noun) quickly (adverb)extinguished (verb) the (definite article) flames (noun) from (preposition) the (definite article) fire.(noun)
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas.
Answer the following questions: Answers should include-
Chapter 14
1. When Bruno has a black eye, what does Bruno think happened?-Bruno thought that Shmuel had been hit by bullies.
2. What does Bruno ask Shmuel everyday?-Everyday Bruno asked Shmuel whether he would be allowed to crawl underneath the wire so that they could play together.
3. What did Shmuel say about his grandfather?- Bruno is worried, his grandfather hadn’t been seen for days.
Chapter 15
4. Why is Bruno worried about his friend?– Bruno is worried because Shmuel seems to be getting thinner and is face is turning grey.
5. How does Lieutenant Kotler treat Bruno? L. Kotler teases Bruno and tries to tell him what to do.
6. Describe Shmuel’s hand?Shmuel’s hand was like that of a pretend skeleton, it was very different to Bruno’s.
Gaeilge
Leabhar Corcra
LC Orm 2
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
C, Q. 1-7 – Freagraí/Answers: 1. air, 2. ort, 3. orthu 4. uirthi, 5. orainn, 6. oraibh, 7. orm
An Ghráinneog
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Déan A. Fíor nó Bréagach? – 1.Fíor, 2. Fíor, 3. Fíor, 4. Fíor, (argument for Bréagach here so I’ll accept both) 5. Bréagach, 6. Fíor
Maths
MM6th Class Wk 24 Tuesday – Answers: 1. -14, 2. 36, 3. 54, 4. 6/7, 5. 10,110,11o, 6. 12r7, 7. 03, 8. 27, 9. 5 faces 8 edges 5 vertices, 10. you should have coloured in 12, 24, 36 11. 6, 12. 0.995, 13. 10,000, 14. 360, 15. true, 16. 6 3/10, 17. 9/10, 18. 36, 19. 625, 20. 250
M Maths Week 24 Tuesday – Answers: 1. -16, 2. 13.538, 3. 54m², 4. 3/4, 5. 6, 6. 360,000, 7. 7.02, 8. 9, 9. pentagonal prism, 10. 58, 11. 360, 12. 52, 13. 375ml, 14. 27.306, 15. 3, 16. €56, 16. 3 children, 18. €50.40
Test 23 TANM – Answers: 1. C, 2. A, 3. 260mm², 4. 76miles, 5. 12, 6. A, 7. E, 8. D, 9. B, 10. C
Topic – Directed Numbers – Positive and Negative Numbers.
Directed Numbers 2. Answers: 1. a) Miami, b) Minneapolis, 2. Barcelona, Shanghai 3. Chicago, Volgograd, 4. 5°C, 5. 7°C , 6. 11°C, 7. a) 2°C b) 6°C, 8. a) Chicago b) 2°C, 9. a) Volgograd b) 8°C, 10. 24°C, 11. 25°C, 12, 37°C, 13. a) +20° -1° +6° +2° -6°, b) +12° -9° -2 0° -14°, c) +24° +3° +10° +6° -2°, d) +7° -14° -7° -11 °-19°
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 5, 10, and doubles (2×2, 3×3, 4×4 etc) Try to keep up with tables practise , we need them for all Maths topics
History
WW2 part 6 Answers: Should include-
1. Why was D day so called? – It was called D Day as the exact date (D) was kept secret until the attack
2. Where is Normandy? France
3. Name a German city bombed by British and American planes. Dresden
4. What happened in Hiroshima on 6th August 1945?. The atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima by the Americans
5. Who were a) The Allied Powers – Britain, France, Australia, Canada, India, Soviet Union, China and b) The Axis Powers – Germany, Italy, Japan (countries)?
Religion
– Jesus is Crucified. hopefully you have included this in Confirmation Book
Well done to you all and thank you to all the parents for their support.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Mrs Brazil
Today’s Work: Wednesday, 1st April, 2020.
English
Spelling
Spelling List 24 Words containing <gu>.
Today’s words: guilt, guitar, language, penguin – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Grammar
Parse the following sentence:
The Children saw the penguins and iguanas at the zoo.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 16 and Chapter 17
In order to finish novel before Easter I have to ask you all to make an extra big effort and read 2 Chapters each day please. Today’s Chapters are Ch. 16 and Ch 17.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 16
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 17
Click to open. Please read these chapters and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
Chapter 16
- What has happened to Lieutenant Kotler?
2. What Does Bruno ask Gretel?
3. Why does Gretel scream and how do their parents deal with this problem?
Chapter 17
4. What do Bruno’s parents argue about?
5. What decision does Bruno’s father make
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: Cupán tae, ceapaire, ag siopadóireacht, ag snámh – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
LC ORM 3 Orm 3
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
D, Q. 1-7 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , ar=on, ar an = on the. Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Ar’ when we talk about putting something on – Chuir mé mo chóta orm and when we talk about feelings – hungry, scared, thirsty, tired, happy Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla uirthi. We would not say Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla ar sí!!!
| Mé | Me | on me | Orm |
| Tú | You | on you | Ort |
| Sé | He | on him | Air |
| Sí | She | on her | Uirthi |
| Sinn | We/Us | onus | Orainn |
| Sibh | You plural | on all of you | Oraibh |
| Siad | They | on them | Orthu |
Léamh agus Scríobh
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Déan B. Freagair na Ceisteanna – Q. 1-6.
Maths
Mental Maths MM 6th Class Wk 24 Wednesday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
M Maths Week 24 Wednesday Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Topic – Directed Numbers – Positive and Negative Numbers.
Continuing with Directed Numbers. We take a look at Positive + and Negative – Numbers and think of times we might use them. We use negative numbers in many different ways- The temperature is very cold, it is -7 °C. or My bank balance is -€100, I owe the bank €100! or when we use a lift in a large building Level – 3 is three levels below the ground floor.We also use it when we are talking about sea level.
Today’s Maths activity is based on the game of golf. You may find it helpful to draw a number line containing positive and negative numbers in your Maths copy. Example Numberline think of 72 which is par as O . Use the number line to count backwards and forwards. Positive numbers + are to the right of O and the negative numbers are to the left.
Click on to open. Complete in Maths Copy. Remember Heading, Date and Rule copy.
*** Ms Tobin is also including Maths on her page for anyone who would like to do them.
Tables
This weeks tables X 5, 10, and doubles (2×2, 3×3, 4×4 etc) Use Topmarks Hit The Button or themathsfactor.com which is free at the moment.
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
WW2 In Ireland – The Emergency
After reading write out these statements and say whether they are True or False in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule
True or False
1. Ireland was a neutral country during WW2
2. There was plenty of food in Ireland and the standard of living improved.
3. A number of Irish men joined the British Army.
4. Ration Books were distributed to ensure that everyone got an equal share of food.
5. Winston Churchill was a good friend to Ireland during WW2.
Religion
Continue with Confirmation Book – page My Hopes for the Future – you can refer to what is happening now and then think about what you would like your life to be like in the years ahead-where will you live? will you have a partner, children?, what will you do for a living? what kind of person will you be-kind , caring, angry? will you have your own business? will the world be different in any way from what it is now?
**Maybe do a rough draft today and write it in tomorrow, when you have read it over, and checked spellings, capitals, punctuation etc.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Mrs Brazil
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Monday, 30th March, 2020
Good Morning Everyone,
I hope that you had a nice weekend and enjoyed the extra hour of daylight on Sunday evening. We have a busy week this week as it’s our last one before the Easter Holidays.
RTE is launching a new programme today (Monday) called School Hub from 11:00 am – 12:00 noon. The programme is also available online. RTE School Hub will present 3 short classes aimed at First/Second, Third/Fourth, Fifth/Sixth. you are sure to find something interesting and enjoyable!
Remember to log in to Urban Rascals fitness classes on Tuesday and Thursday at 1:30pm.
Weekly Box of Food Initiative: If you are interested please check out School Facebook page or text school mobile. (086-021 1338)
Let’s begin with corrections to last Friday’s work.
English
Spelling
Continuing with our Spelling List: Words containing <gh>, <gue> with silent letters..
Today’s words: tongue, fatigue, spaghetti, ghostwriter – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to. – Hopefully you are keeping up with work on spellings – this work will help with reading, writing and comprehension.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 11
Answer the following questions:
1. How did Bruno’s mother react when his father said the Fury was coming to dinner?-
Include here- surprised, , cleaned house, food ordered, maids and butlers uniforms washed and pressed, crockery and glasses polished until they sparkled.
2. How do the children dress for this important dinner/ –
Describe how Gretel and Bruno were dressed
3. What rules apply during the Fury’s visit?-
When Fury arrives stand in hall quietly and prepare to greet him. Not to speak until Fury speaks to them and then to speak very clearly enunciating each word. When Mother and Father are at dinner, children to be quiet.
4. Describe the Fury. –
Furey was shorter than Father, short dark hair and a tiny moustache.
5. What does Bruno think of the Fury’s manners?
– Bruno thought that he was the rudest guest they ever had.
6. Describe Eva
-Eva was beautiful, blonde hair, very red lips, she thought French was a beautiful language.
Dictionary work: look up the following word in your dictionary: commandant, varnished, commented, enunciating, precisely, fragment. – By looking up these words in your dictionary you will understand the story better
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: Chuaigh sí, D’oscail sí, Thug sí, Sheas sí (All briathars in Past Tense ) – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: .’Chuaigh sí-she went – Chuaigh sí go dtí an siopa.’
Leabhar Corcra!
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
A Q. 1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy.
- ar Mhamaí 2. ar an mbóthar, 3. ar an bpíolóta, 4. ar chloch, 5. 7ar an ngeata 6. ar phíosa
Maths
Mental Maths 6
Answers: 1. -13, 2. 40, 3. 4/5, 4. 57, 5. 4 and 3/5 , 6. 1, 700, 7. 59,000, 8.7, 9. 150, 10. add 3 squares so that you are left with a rectangular shape 11. -,÷, 12. 5.575, 13. 166,500 14. 5, 15. 300, 16. 1/3, 3/10, 1/5, 1/100, 17. 60, 18. 4.48, 19. + 5 hours, 20. 10, 21. 6, 22 pentagonal prism, 23. 7 faces 15 edges 10 vertices 24. 616, 25. 90
MM Week 23 Friday Test
Answers: 1. 25,189, 2. 11, 3. 1/2, 4. 7, 5. €500, 6. obtuse, 7. 7.125, 8. 2.85, 9. 1kg 125g, 10. €9, 11 4:30, 12. 30, 13. 8, 14. 146.85, 15. 7, 16. 35 17. 2hrs 15mins, 18. 610,602, 19. 103°, 20. cube, 21. 91.875km, 22. 03:30, 23. 331/3, 24. €2, 664, 25. €64
Test 21 TANM
Answers: 1. 13.5mm, 2. C, 3. D, 4. 4280, 5. D, 6. C, 7. C, 8. -1°C, 9. 125cm², 10. D
Tables Test
| 1. 6×3 = 18 | 6. 10×6 =60 | 11. 5×3=15 | 16. 7×3=21 |
| 2. 4×9 = 36 | 7. 6×9=54 | 12. 6×6=36 | 17. 7×9=63 |
| 3. 3×3 = 9 | 8. 2×9=18 | 13. 8×3=24 | 18. 10×3=30 |
| 4. 8×6 = 48 | 9. 12×3=36 | 14. 4×9=36 | 19. 12×9=108 |
| 5. 9×9 = 81 | 10. 11×6=66 | 15. 7×6=42 | 20. 5×6=30 |
History
WW2 part 4
Questions:
1. Who or what did Hitler need to destroy before he could invade Britain? – Hitler needed to destroy The Royal Air Force
2. How did Hitler plan to frighten Britain into surrendering?- Hitler planned to target civilians.
3. What happened between 7th September 1940 and May 1941? – The German Luftwaffe deliberately bombed British cities.
4. Name 4 British cities which were attacked by the Luftwaffe. – London, Liverpool, Coventry and Birmingham
5. What did the British Military do to defend people during the Blitz. – Searchlights, anti-aircraft guns to shoot down bombers, positioned barrage balloons over the countryside to stop planes flying low or landing.
– Full sentences for your answers please.
Art
Remember to send in pics of your artwork.
Well Done To All.
Now we begin this week’s work
Monday, 30th March, 2020
English
Spelling
Last 4 of our Spelling List: Words containing <gh>, <gue> with silent letters..
Today’s words: colleague, dialogue, prologue, epilogue – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Grammar
Parse the following sentence:
The old wooden dinghy was rebuilt by Zack and his dad. hint – was rebuilt go tegether.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 12 and Chapter 13
In order to finish novel before Easter I have to ask you all to make an extra big effort and read 2 Chapters each day please. Today’s Chapters are Ch. 12 and Ch 13.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 12
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 13
Click to open. Please read these chapters and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
Chapter 12
1. Where did Shmuel live Before the camp?
2. How did life change for Shmuel before he was brought to camp?
3. Why does Bruno decide not to tell his family about his his friend?
Chapter 13
4. Why isn’t Bruno feeling quite so unhappy about his new life?
5. How has Pavel’s appearance changed since Bruno met him?
6. What happens when Pavel spills wine on Lieutenant Kotler?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an halla, an captaen, asiopa milseán, an postaer – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: .’an postaer- the poster – Chroch mé an postaer suas ar an mballa.
Leabhar Corcra
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
B Q. 1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , ar=on, ar an = on the. Forainm = pronoun.
We use ‘Ar’ when we talk about putting something on – Chuir mé mo chóta orm and when we talk about feelings – hungry, scared, thirsty, tired, happy Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla uirthi. We would not say Chonaic Hollaí madra mór agus bhí eagla ar sí!!!
| Mé | Me | on me | Orm |
| Tú | You | on you | Ort |
| Sé | He | on him | Air |
| Sí | She | on her | Uirthi |
| Sinn | We/Us | onus | Orainn |
| Sibh | You plural | on all of you | Oraibh |
| Siad | They | on them | Orthu |
Léamh
Léigh an scéal – Read the story. Just read the story today please. Check the pictures surrounding story to help with understanding.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 MM 6th Class Wk 24 Monday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MMaths 6 Week 24 – Monday Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Topic – Directed Numbers – Positive and Negative Numbers.
This week we begin a new topic in Maths – Directed Numbers. We take a look at Positive + and Negative – Numbers and think of times we might use them. We use negative numbers in many different ways- The temperature is very cold, it is -7 °C. or My bank balance is -€100, I owe the bank €100! or when we use a lift in a large building Level – 3 is three levels below the ground floor.We also use it when we are talking about sea level.
I would like you to complete Question 1-7 on page attached please. This page introduces the topic and I think that you will be able to do most of it.
Use the number to count backwards and forwards. Positive numbers + are to the right of O and the negative numbers are to the left. Good Luck!!
Click on to open. Complete in Maths Copy. Remember Heading, Date and Rule copy.
Tables
This weeks tables X 5, 10, and doubles (2×2, 3×3, 4×4 etc)
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
This section will remind you of a novel that we read earlier this year ‘Goodnight Mr Tom’ where William was evacuated to the countryside and lived with Mr Tom.
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule
1. How many civilians were killed and injured during the Blitz in Britain?
2. How many children were evacuated from London and south-east England?
3. What caused many Jewish people to leave Nazi Germany?
4. How many Jewish children were evacuated?.
5. How did children feel when they returned home after evacuation?
– Full sentences for your answers please.
Religion
Continue with Confirmation Book – page The Last Supper.
Please write story into Confirmation Book as neatly as possible and colour any surrounding pictures.
That’s it for today. Well Done to All.
Mrs Brazil
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Friday, 27th March, 2020
Hi All, Happy Friday! – We’ve done a lot of good work this week and I’m sure that you are looking forward to a relaxing weekend.
As usual we’ll begin with corrections to Thursday’s work for you to check and correct please.
English
Spelling
I hope that you are keeping up with your list words.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 10
Answer the following questions:
1. Describe Bruno’s walk along the fence? – you should include, fence seemed to stretch for miles, the huts and buildings and smoke stacks were disappearing in the distance, open space.
2. Why does Bruno almost turn back?- He began to feel hungry.
3. Describe the boy Bruno meets.- smaller than Bruno, forlorn expression, weraring striped pyjamas, striped cloth cap, no shoes or sock, armband with a star.
4. What are Bruno’s first impressions of the boy? – strange face, never seen a sadder or a skinnier boy
5. What is unusual about Shmuel’s birthday – Shmuel’s birthday was the same as Bruno’s
6. Does Shmuel have many friends?– lots of boys his age in the camp, no close friends
7. What does Bruno say about Germany and how does he feel once he has said it?- Bruno says that Germany is the greatest country and that Germany is superior, he wanted to change the subject and he didn’t want Shmuel to think he was unkind – embarrassed.
8. What does Bruno discover about Out-With? _ discovers that Out-With is in Poland
9. What does Shmuel say about where he comes from? – nicer than Berlin, everyone is friendly, lots of people in family, food is better
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an múinteoir,- the teacher, pas obair bhaile – homework pass, seomra ranga – classroom Thosaigh sí – She began/started( Past tense of Tosaigh) – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: .’Thosaigh sí-she began – Thosaigh sí ag caoineadh mar thit sí sa chlós’
Díolachán Garáiste Complete Cleachtaí C Líon na bearnaí Q. 1-4 – Q 1 Rothar, Q2. Fógra, Q3. Díolachán Garáiste Q4. teach bábóige
D. garáiste, fógra, pram, siopa
Maths
Mental Maths 6 Answers: 1. 2,20, 2. -8, 3. vertical line down middle, 4. 29/3, 5. 0.25, 6. 1, 7. 4/5, 8. 12, 9. 9, 10. 0.6, 11. 0.3, 12. 92/5, 13. 42, 14. 4.613, 15. 52/5, 16. 310, 17. 10, 18. 37r1, 19. 0.7, 20. 4.05
MM Wk 23 Thursday – Answers: 1. 400g, 2. 29, 3. 85, 4. 35, 5. 5hrs 30 mins, 6. 0.089, 7. €31.50, 8. 80, 9. 6.25cm, 10. 8, 11. 5, 12. 2.3, 13. 96cm, 14. 18.6, 15. yes, 16. 27, 17. 12:12, 18. 12.45
Test 20 TANM Answers: 1. B, 2. 10, 3. B, 4. B, 5. 870g, 6. 18.88 seconds, 7. D, 8. C, 9. C, 10. E.
Averages Problems 3 – Answers: Q4. a) 195 secs, b) 13 mins 32 secs, Q. 5. 6, 6. a) 82mins, 93mins, 104mins b) 93mins Challenge: 91mins/ 1hr 31mins
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Part 3.
Questions:
1. What countries did Germany invade in 1940?- Belgium, Holland France
2. France thought that they could defend themselves as they had a line of underground forts-what was this line called? – Maginot Line
3. How were the British and French troops rescued from the beaches at Dunkirk?- By ships manned mostly by civilians/volunteers
4. Why did Churchill not send 120 Spitfire planes to France to help the French Air Force?– Churchill decided the planes were needed to defend Britain
5. What did Hitler and the Nazi Party do to people they believed to be inferior.?-used them as slave labour / sent them to concentration camps
6.What was the mass killing of people referred to as? – The Holocaust
7. Who organized the mass killing of people? – The Final Solution
8. How many Jewish people had been killed by the end of WW2? -nearly 6 million
9. Can you name one Concentration Camp? Auschwitz
10. Can you give one example of actions taken by Resistance Groups? – strike, hide Jewish people, sabotage
Again – Well Done to all.
And now to today’s work. Friday, 27th March, 2020
English
Spelling
Continuing with our Spelling List: Words containing <gh>, <gue> with silent letters..
Today’s words: tongue, fatigue, spaghetti, ghostwriter – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 11
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 11Click to open. Please read this chapter and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
1. How did Bruno’s mother react when his father said the Fury was coming to dinner?
2. How do the children dress for this important dinner/
3. What rules apply during the Fury’s visit?
4. Describe the Fury.
5. What does Bruno think of the Fury’s manners?
6. Describe Eva
Dictionary work: look up the following word in your dictionary: commandant, varnished, commented, enunciating, precisely, fragment.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: Chuaigh sí, D’oscail sí, Thug sí, Sheas sí (All briathars in Past Tense ) – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: .’Chuaigh sí-she went – Chuaigh sí go dtí an siopa.’
Guess who’s back? Leabhar Corcra!
Clic agus léigh – Click and read
Scríobh amach na hábairtí i gceart le bhur dtoil – Write out the sentences correctly please
A Q. 1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Notaí/Notes: Réamhfhocal = preposition , ar=on, ar an = on the. Use ar + h and an urú + ar an. In Gaeilge the urú is a letter added which replaces the sound of the first letter in the word in speech.
Urú – b→mb, c→gc, d→nd, f→bhf, g→ng, p→bp, t→dt. Mar shampla: úsáidimid urú tar éis ‘ar an’ → ar an mbord.
I suggest checking out the Duolingo website for Irish to help with oral and comprehension.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 MMaths 6 Friday Test Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MM Week 23 Friday Test Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Tables Test
| 1. 6×3 | 6. 10×6 | 11. 5×3 | 16. 7×3 |
| 2. 4×9 | 7. 6×9 | 12. 6×6 | 17. 7×9 |
| 3. 3×3 | 8. 2×9 | 13. 8×3 | 18. 10×3 |
| 4. 8×6 | 9. 12×3 | 14. 4×9 | 19. 12×9 |
| 5. 9×9 | 10. 11×6 | 15. 7×6 | 20. 5×6 |
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule
1. Who or what did Hitler need to destroy before he could invade Britain?
2. How did Hitler plan to frighten Britain into surrendering?
3. What happened between 7th September 1940 and May 1941?
4. Name 4 British cities which were attacked by the Luftwaffe.
5. What did the British Military do to defend people during the Blitz.
– Full sentences for your answers please.
Art
Challenge – Sketch a Vase of Daffodils – we can see daffodils blooming everywhere at the moment, in gardens and in the park. Please sketch / draw a vase of daffodils, use what ever drawing tools you have, pencil, pastels, paints etc. I have included an image which may help below.
Looking forward to seeing your work – if you can send in some pics that would be great!!
Have a lovely weekend and stay safe.
Slán, Mrs Brazil
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Thursday, 26th March, 2020
Good Morning All – Wasn’t yesterday a lovely day? Hope that you all were able to get out into some of that lovely Spring sunshine.
Just a reminder to log into Urban Rascals at 1:30 today through Urban Gym website for another fitness class. Prizes for pupils and also 4 adult T-shirts to be won – get the adults in your house involved!!!
Let’s begin with corrections to Wednesday’s work for you to check and correct please.
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 9
Answer the following questions:
1. What change happens at Out-With? – You should have included some information about Bruno’s father decided that the children should return to their studies and Herr Liszt their new tutor arrives.
2. Describe Herr Liszt – You may have included that Herr Liszt arrived on a boneshaker (a rickety bicycle), he seemed to Bruno to full of anger inside. Herr Liszt was fond of History and Geography and thought that the Arts were a waste of time. He wanted to teach Bruno about his history/German history and” the great wrongs” that had been done to Germany.
3. What makes Bruno decide to go exploring? –Bruno had no one to play with. He remembered that he used to like to explore when he lived in Berlin so he decided to go exploring.
4. What does Bruno see happening at the camp? –Include what he saw when he looked out the window -he saw all the different kinds of people what they wore, striped pyjamas and uniforms and how they behave when the soldiers approached.
5. What does Bruno try not to think about as he goes exploring? – Bruno tried not to think about the fact that he had been told not to go near the fence or the camp and that exploration had been banned at Out-With.
If your answers contain any or all of the above information that’s great!
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: áthas an domhain-really happy, ar bís- impatient/eager, uachtar reoite-ice-cream, an príomhoide – the head teacher/ principal .- thanks again for putting these words into sentences. Keep up the good work.
Díolachán Garáiste – Complete Cleachtaí B Freagair na Ceisteanna
Q1. Fuair Ruairí rothar mór dearg mar bhronntanas Q2. Bhí an ghrian ag taitneamh. Q3 Chuir Lára an bruscar i mála bruscair. Q4. Rinne Lára na fógra don díolachán garáiste. Q5. Dhíol Ruairí agus Lara capall luascáin. Q6. Cheannaigh siad rothar do Lára.
These answers are examples of what you may have in your copies.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 Answers: 1. -10, 2. 2/3, 3. 0.2, 4. x,+, 5. 4, 6. 54/5, 7. 65, 8. 23, 9. 1, 10. 65,000, 11. 16, 12. 3/5, 13. no, 14. 125, 15. 10,000,101, 16.4, 17. 7.366, 18. 2/100, 1/5, 1/3, 3/4, 19. 420, 20. €80 suit with 75% discount.
MM Week 23 Wednesday. Answers: 1. 1.875, 2. 4, 3. 9.45pm, 4. €1.20, 5. 8, 6. 4, 7. 90, 8. 11, 9. apex, 10. 3/4kg, 12. 104, 13. 0.78, 14. 104, 15. 2, 300, 16. 21:50, 17. €19, 18. 24.5kg
Test 19 TANM – Answers: 1. E, 2. 27°, 3. 100 seconds, 4. C, 5. C, 6. 10, 7. E, 8. A, 9. E, 10. B (7)
Averages Problems 2 – Answers: Q. 1 a) 24, b) 266, c) €20, Q.2 a) 5, b) 26, c) 91, d) 16.9 Q.3. 56.340km Challenge: 1hr 31 mins
I hope that you didn’t find these too difficult – well done for giving them a go!
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Part 2
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy
1. In what year did Germany invade Poland? – 1939
2. Why did America decide to join the Allies? – America joined the Allies after the bombing of Pearl Harbour by Japan.
3. On 3rd September, 1939, who announced that Britain was at war with Germany? – Neville Chamberlain
4. What does ‘blitzkreig’ mean? – ‘lightning war’
5. Can you name a type of WW2 plane/bomber? -Ju-88 or Messerschmitt
6. What country invaded Poland from the east on September 17th 1939? – Russia
7. In what year did Germany invade Norway? – 1940
8. Following the German occupation of Norway, who was appointed as Prime Minister in Britain? -Winston Churchill
Work For Today – Thursday, 26th March, 2020
English
Spelling
Continuing with our Spelling List: Words containing <gh>, <gue> with silent letters.. Today’s words:league, ghastly, meringue, intrigue – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 10
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 10 Click to open. Please read this chapter and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions:
1. Describe Bruno’s walk along the fence?
2. Why does Bruno almost turn back?
3. Describe the boy Bruno meets.
4. What are Bruno’s first impressions of the boy?
5. What is unusual about Shmuel’s birthday?
6. Does Shmuel have many friends?
7. What does Bruno say about Germany and how does he feel once he has said it?
8. What does Bruno discover about Out-With?
9. What does Shmuel say about where he comes from?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an múinteoir, pas obair bhaile, seomra ranga, Thosaigh sí ( Past tense of Tosaigh) – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: .’Thosaigh sí-she began – Thosaigh sí ag caoineadh mar thit sí sa chlós’
Díolachán Garáiste Click here and read. Complete Cleachtaí C Líon na bearnaí Q. 1-4 agus D – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
I suggest checking out the Duolingo website for Irish to help with oral and comprehension.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 Mental Maths 6th Class Thursday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MM Wk 23 Thursday Click to open.Complete MMaths please in Maths copy
Click to open. Complete in Maths copy please. **** Q.4 I think that there is mistake in formula given here – we that area of triangle is 1/2 x base x height therefore 1/2 x 9 x 5 and then as its a prism x length
Websites to explain volume of triangular prism – these may help with Q4.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/prisms.html
Averages Problems 3
Averages Problems 3 Click to open. complete answers in Maths copy. Please Read The Questions (RTQ) carefully and apply RUDE – Read, Underline, Draw -if it helps, Estimate.
Can you try Questions 4, 5, and today please? Challenge question -optional Complete as many questions as you can – just try your best. In Question 4 you are given the average number of seconds each person in the family took to shower and you are asked to find the total so what do you do?Think about how you found the average – you divided . Now you have the total so you do the opposite you multiply. Next you have to add up the times for family members that you know and subtract your answer from total to find Jayden’s time. for b) just write your total in mins and seconds. Try it! In Question 5. Information is presented in bar chart – so follow the same procedure. First find total x the average number of texts by the number of children, next add up the number of texts that you know and subtract to find the number of texts Siona sent. Q. 6 Probably ok with this one – try it! Challenge is optional.
Ms Tobin will be posting work on her pages so if you are finding work on this page difficult you can choose work from there.
Tables – X,3,6,9 for this week please – Use Hit the Button on Topmarks daily to practise.
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
Vocabulary – Luftwaffe=The German Airforce, Evacuation=moving from a place of danger to a safe place., Concentration Camps= Prisons set up by the Nazis as slave labour camps and to wipe out people the did not like. , SS=The ‘Schutz Staffel’ this group of people were mostly responsible for the killing of people in the Holocaust., Gestapo= The Nazi Secret Police
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule
1. what countries did Germany invade in 1940?
2. France thought that they could defend themselves as they had a line of underground forts-what was this line called?
3. How were the British and French troops rescued from the beaches at Dunkirk?
4. Why did Churchill not send 120 Spitfire planes to France to help the French Air Force?
5. What did Hitler and the Nazi Party do to people they believed to be inferior.?
6.What was the mass killing of people referred to as?
7. Who organized the mass killing of people?
8. How many Jewish people had been killed by the end of WW2?
9. Can you name one Concentration Camp?
10. Can you give one example of actions taken by Resistance Groups?
– Full sentences for your answers please.
P.E.
Check out URBAN RASCALS on Urban Gym Facebook. Located in New Ross they will run a Keep Fit Class for pupils today at 1:30. Join the fun!!!.
Art
School Art Challenge – School website
Slán go fóill – Keep up the good work.
Wednesday, 25th March, 2020
Good Morning All – Did you enjoy the Urban Rascals Fitness Class?? Andy did a great job, hope you don’t have too many aches and pains!
I really appreciate all the hard work you and your parents are doing, thank you all.Now for corrections to Tuesday’s work for you to check and correct please.
English
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 8
Questions:
- Describe Bruno’s grandparents – Here you should have some information about grandparents ages, where they lived, what they did for a living, what they looked like and what they liked to do. 2. How did his grandmother spend time with the children?- You should have included some information about the parties and the plays Grandmother devised for the children to perform. did Bruna enjoy this? 3. Why was Bruno’s grandmother disappointed when Bruno’s father became Commandant? Use quotation in you answer. –It is clear that Grandmother is not pleased with Bruno’s father – She hates the uniform and what it stands for (quotation here) grandmother also says that it makes her ashamed to see her son in the uniform and doing terrible things (quotation here). grandmother seems to be aware of what it really going on and she does not agree with it. These are just suggestions – I look forward to reading your answers later. Gaeilge Litriú/Foclóir: an scannán – the film, an bácús-the bakery, ag caint- talking, ag imirt peile playing football. Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. I will correct sentences when we return to school.Díolachán Garáiste Click here and read. Complete Cleachtaí A Fíor nó Bréagach? – A 1. Bréagach, 2. Fíor, 3. Bréagach 4. Fíor 5. Fíor, 6. FíorMaths
Mental Maths 6 Tuesday – Answers: 1. 0.40, 2. -,÷, 3. 5, 4. 8,600, 5. 0.2, 6. 004, 7. Multiply by 3 8. 7.265, 9. 750, 10. 4 in 52 or 1 in 13 11. -10, 12. 1, 13. 300, 14. 100, 15. 2.2,2.02, 2.002,2.0, 16. 16, 17. 4, 18. 25, 19. 1/8 20. 12.
MM Week 23 Tuesday – Answers: 1. 66,908, 2. 1/4, 3. 5, 4. €350, 5. 270, 6. 6, 7. 5, 8. 40:60:80, 9. 4,750, 10. 2. 11. 14:45, 12. 22, 13. 444,459, 14. equilateral, 15. 3.7, 16. €650, 17. €2,160, 18. €540
Test 18 TANM – Answers: 1. C, 2. A, 3. 23.3kg, 4. C, 5. D, 6. 4, 7. C, 8. C, 9. 3, 10. 12
Averages – Problems – Answers: 1. a) i) Ryan, ii) Lisa, iii) Lisa, iv) Ryan, v) Lisa, vi) Ryan b) 146cm c) 59kg d) 33kg e) 21, f) 9 yrs if 12 and 10 yrs if 11 2. a) Total Score – Billy 72, Aoife 368, Ciara 40, Bronagh 176, Spencer 432 b) Average Score – Billy 9, Aoife 46, Ciara, 5, Bronagh 22, Spencer 54 Challenge: Ciara 15 and Billy 6 Well Done to All who tried their best!
History
1. –WW2 was mainly caused by Germany and Italy who wanted to Take control of Europe and Japan who wanted to control Asia. 2. Adolf Hitler 3. Benito Mussolini 4. Emperor Hirohito and General Hideki Tojo 5. Hitler promised not to demand any more land in Europe if he was given control of Sudetenland.
Work For Today – Wednesday, 25th March, 2020
English
Spelling
Beginning a new Spelling List: Words containing <gh>, <gue> with silent letters.. Today’s words:dinghy, rogue, plague, vague – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
Thank you for letting me know that there was a problem with Chapter 8 – I’m really sorry about that! I’m attaching it with today’s work so that you can read it and catch up on the missing pages. Hopefully this one will be OK!
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 8 (2)
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 9
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Chapter 9 Click to open. Please read this chapter and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
Answer the following questions: 1. What change happens at Out-With? 2. Describe Herr Liszt 3. What makes Bruno decide to go exploring? 4. What does Bruno see happening at the camp? 5. What does Bruno try not to think about as he goes exploring?
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: áthas an domhain, ar bís, uachtar reoite, an príomhoide – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: ‘uachtar reoite – Is breá liom uachtar reoite’
Díolachán Garáiste Click here and read. Complete Cleachtaí B Freagair na Ceisteanna Q1-6 – in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
I suggest checking out the Duolingo website for Irish to help with oral and comprehension.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 MMaths 6 Wednesday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MM Week 23 Wednesday Click to open.Complete Tuesday’s MMaths please in Maths copy
Click to open. Complete in Maths copy please.
Averages –
Averages Problems 2 Click to open. complete answers in Maths copy. Please Read The Questions (RTQ) carefully and apply RUDE – Read, Underline, Draw -if it helps, Estimate.
In Question 1 you are given the average and you are asked to find the total so what do you do?Think about how you found the average – you divided . Now you have the total so you do the opposite you multiply. Example for Q1 a) you multiply 6 by 4 so the answer is 24. In Question 2. We have to find the total and then we must complete another step to find the missing number. What will we do ? Example 2 a) The average of 5 numbers is 9 so that means the total of the numbers is 5X9 =45. Next we have to find the missing number so we add the numbers we have which comes to 40 and take the answer away from 45 to find the missing number 45-40=5 Question 3. This question is a little more difficult – First we find the the total of the numbers for 4 cars by multiplying. Next we add the numbers on the cars that we have and take our answer away from the total of the numbers for four cars to find our missing number.
Can you try Questions 1, 2, and 3 today please? Complete as many questions as you can – just try your best. I hope your brain is not fried!!!!
Ms Tobin will be posting work on her pages so if you are finding work on this page difficult you can choose work from there.
Tables – X,3,6,9 for this week please – Use Hit the Button on Topmarks daily to practise.
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule 1. In what year did Germany invade Poland? 2. Why did America decide to join the Allies? 3. On 3rd September, 1939, who announced that Britain was at war with Germany? 4. What does ‘blitzkreig’ mean? 5. Can you name a type of WW2 plane/bomber? 6. What country invaded Poland from the east on September 17th 1939? 7. In what year did Germany invade Norway? 8. Following the German occupation of Norway, who was appointed as Prime Minister in Britain? – Full sentences for your answers please.
P.E.
Try to get some fresh air to clear your head – walk, jog in the garden of you have one. . Remember to keep at least 2m between yourself and others.
Art
School Art Challenge – School website
Sin, Sin – That’s that for today – Keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
Tuesday, 24th March,2020
Good Morning, Hopefully you were able to complete some or all of yesterday’s work. Let’s begin with answers to Monday’s work for you to correct and check please.
Today, please take a look at Urban Rascals on the Urban Gym Facebook Page. Tomorrow they are bringing you a really fun children’s fitness class at 1:30pm live from New Ross. Anyone who posts a photograph of themselves working out on the school website will have their name put into a draw with a chance to win a FitBit! Really looking forward to seeing some photos!
Win a pizza party for your class by logging into Class DoJo.
English
Spelling
Continuing our <ui> and <u> for /i/ sound – Continue to construct interesting sentences for list words in English copy please.
Reading Zone Unit 23 p. 116 E. Change all these nouns into adjectives – Answers: Ideally you will have put these words into a sentence – Turkish, Egyptian, woolen, picturesque, charitable, influential, Asian, miserable, Italian, favourable, courageous, sympathetic, Japanese, Welsh, miraculous, mischievous,athletic, suspicious. 1. Taller 2. Elder or Eldest 3. Longer 4. Fewer
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: sa ghairdín, sú oráiste, cailín beag, an liathróid – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Answers: sa ghairdín-in the garden, sú oráiste – orange juice, cailín beag – little/small girl, an liathróid- the ball. Looking forward to reading your sentences when we are back in school.
Hope you managed to read Díolachán Garáiste and understand most of it. – Maith Sibh!
Maths
Planet Maths p. 29 Mental Maths 1 D 1-15 Answers: 1. 300,000, 2. 407,518, 3. Trend Graph, 4. Isosceles, 5. Parallelogram, 6. 20%, 7. 1.2m, 8. 18°, 9. €10.00, 10. 7/10
MMWeek 23 Monday Answers: 1. 62,532, 2. 3/27=1/9, 3. 3, 4. 10c, 5. 10/3 or 3 and 1/3, 6. 68/5, 7. 451, 8. 14, 9, 1,250, 10. 8, 11. 15:15, 12. 182,432, 13. 34, 14. 12, 15. 270°, 16. 27, 17. €106, 18. €8.75
Test 17 TANM- Answers: 1. c, 2. 200,503, 3. 3, 4. C 4/10, 5. B, 6. D Note( The area of a triangle is 1/2 x base x height – There is a nice illustration/explanation of this formula on Maths is Fun .com) 7. D, 8 . C, 9. C, 10. D
Averages – Answers: 1. a) 68, b) 350m, c) €2.27 2. a) €12.25, b) above average: €12.95 and €15.85, below average: €9.95 and €10.25 3. 85, 4. 304 newspapers, 5. a) 63, b) 70, c) 65 6. 84
History
Hope you managed to look at the you tube videos on WW2
Art
Have you managed to make any creations for Ms Griffin’s Art Challenge? If you have any pics please email them to Ms Griffin or Mrs Ryan – see school website.
Now for today’s work – Tuesday, 24th March, 2020
English
Spelling
Continuing our <ui> and <u> for /i/ sound – last 3 words today to complete this unit. Today’s words: builder, outbuilding, bodybuilder – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. Remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Novel
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas – Chapter 8
Chapter 8 The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Click to open. Please read this chapter and answer these questions in your English copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
- Describe Bruno’s grandparents 2. How did his grandmother spend time with the children? 3. Why was Bruno’s grandmother disappointed when Bruno’s father became Commandant? Use quotation in you answer. Please write answers using complete sentences, checking spellings and punctuation.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: an scannán, an bácús, ag caint, ag imirt peile – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: ‘an scannán. Tá an scannan a súil sa phictiúrlann. ‘
Díolachán Garáiste Click here and read. Complete Cleachtaí A Fíor nó Bréagach? – Please write out sentence and then add Fíor /Bréagach in Gaeilge Copy. Rule, Date, Heading.
I suggest checking out the Duolingo website for Irish to help with oral and comprehension.
Maths
Mental Maths 6 Mental Maths 6 Tuesday Click to open and write answers in Maths copy please
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them.
MM Week 23 Monday & Tuesday Click to open.Complete Tuesday’s MMaths please in Maths copy
Click to open. Complete in Maths copy please.
Averages – Revision
Averages Problems Click to open. complete answers in Maths copy. Please Read The Questions (RTQ) carefully and apply RUDE – Read, Underline, Draw -if it helps, Estimate. Complete as many questions as you can – just try your best.
Ms Tobin will be posting work on her pages so if you are finding work on this page difficult you can choose work from there.
Tables – X,3,6,9 for this week please – Use Hit the Button on Topmarks daily to practise.
History
Continuing on Topic WW2 – Please click to open and rotate if necessary.
After reading answer the following questions in back of English Copy – Date, Heading, Rule 1. What was the main cause of WW2? 2. Who was the leader of the Nazi party? 3. Who was the leader in Italy during WW2? 4. Who was the leader in Japan during WW2? 5. What did Hitler promise as part of the Munich Agreement in 1938? – Full sentences for your answers please.
P.E.
Check out URBAN RASCALS on Urban Gym Facebook. Located in New Ross they will run a Keep Fit Class for pupils today at 1:30. They will run another one on Thursday at the same time. One lucky pupil will win a Fit bit for posting a photo of them exercising on school website page.
Art
School Art Challenge – School website
Sin, Sin – That’s that for today – Keep up the good work.
Mrs Brazil
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Monday, 23rd March, 2020
Good Morning All, I hope that you had a lovely weekend and that you were able to enjoy the sunshine on Sunday – while sticking to the rules of ‘social distancing’ of course. I hope that you and your families are continuing to stay well.
We will begin with answers to Friday’s work for you to correct and check please.
English
Spellings – I hope that you are looking at your daily list of 4 words and trying to memorise them – this will help with spelling and also expand your vocabulary.
Grammar Parsing the sentence: – The (definite article)body builder(noun) was flexing(verb) his (pronoun)huge (adjective)muscles (noun).
Reading Zone
Unit 23 ‘Life of a Guide Dog’ C. p. 115 Choose the most suitable word for each sentence 1-6 1. Presentation 2. Native 3. Imperial 4. Ancestors 5. Disastrous 6. Silence D. Between the Lines 1-5 . 1. c, 2. a, 3.d, 4. b, 5. d Note: All answers should be in English Copy – date, ruled, heading and of course full sentences.
Gaeilge
Mothúcháin – I hope that you managed to write some sentences as Gaeilge – Seo ceann daoibh – Tá bród orm mar tá Rang 6 D ag obair go dian!
Maths Revision
Planet Maths p. 29 Mental Maths 1 C 1-15 Answers -1. 12, 378, 2. 6,494,000, 3. 40,000, 4. 548,004, 5. 6, 6. 11, 13, 17, 19, 7. 75%, 8. 8, 9. scalene, 10. Rhombus, 11. ______, 12 Reflex, 13. 1cm, 14. Cone, 15. 20:00 Subtraction – large numbers – Answers 1. Sports, 2. Books, 3. Books, Games, Education, Music Travel, Sports 4. Games=573,000, Education=439,000, Music=394,000, Books=600,000, Travel=91,000, Sports=44,000, 5. 832,893, 6. 708,120, 7. 44,689, 8. 162,072, 9. 161,208, 10.134,500 Well Done to all who tried to solve all the problems
Tables – Answers: 1. 16, 2. 22, 3. 12, 4. 28, 5. 48, 6. 64, 7. 24, 8. 10,9. 36, 10. 20, 11. 56, 12. 72, 13.14, 14. 18, 15. 32, 16. 24, 17.22, 18. 16, 19.96, 20. 16
Religion – Hope that you managed to write out your favourite bible story – I look forward to hearing about your choices when we are back in school.
Art – I’m sure that all the Mothers were delighted with their cards, extra special now that everything is a little bit different for us all. Don’t forget to keep working on Ms Griffin’s Art Challenge over the coming week.
Work for Monday, 23rd March, 2020
English
Spelling
Continuing our <ui> and <u> for /i/ sound – 3 words today and 3 tomorrow to complete this unit.
Today’s words: circuit, busybody, businesslike – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Reading Zone Unit 23 p. 116 E. Change all these nouns into adjectives – Example: Turkey – we can use this word to form an adjective (describing word) ‘I love Turkish food’ Complete all of E please and take care with the sentences so that you make the correct choice. – As always; date, rule, heading, complete sentences in English copy.
Gaeilge
Litriú/Foclóir: sa ghairdín, sú oráiste, cailín beag, an liathróid – Scríobh na focail seo i mBéarla agus scríobh abairtí í do chóipleabhar. (Write the English for these words and then write a sentence as Gaeilge containing words. Gaeilge copy. Example: ‘sa ghairdín-in the garden. Tá Mamaí ag obair sa ghairdín.’
Díolachán Garáiste – Please click on this to open – you will find short piece which I would like you to read – picture will help you with the words. Read aloud to practise for today and we will do some of the activities tomorrow.
I suggest checking out the Duolingo website for Irish to help with oral and comprehension.
Maths Revision
Planet Maths p. 29 Mental Maths 1 D 1-15
I have included alternative Mental Maths for groups and anyone who would like to try them. They are appearing upside down but if you move icon up to top righthand side of screen you will see a little rotate symbol which will turn them around for you – I tried to change them but they just go back so hope you can manage to work with them – I’ll do a better job tomorrow!!!!!
Revision – Data – Averages – This week we will revise Data and calculating averages as best we can.
Remember: to find the average of a set of numbers, add the numbers and divide by the amount of numbers in the set.
1. Find the average of each of these sets of numbers: a) 340m, 290m, 420m b) 76c, 42c, 91c, 63c c) 1750, 1420, 2300, 1950 d) €1.99, €2.50, €1.20, €3.39 2. Here are the prices of the same basketball in a number of different shops: €9.95, €12.95, €10.25 and €15.85. a) Find the average price of the basketball and b) Which prices are above and below average? 3. These are the scores that Jane achieved in her last 4 Maths tests: 72%, 84%, 96%, 88%. – What is her average score? 4. Here are the number of newspapers a shop sold each day for a week. Find the average number of newspapers sold each day.
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| 316 | 285 | 229 | 306 | 384 |
5. The following table shows the number of sweets Toothless Terry ate in one week
| Day | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
| Sweets | 56 | 78 | 43 | 62 | 76 | 68 | 72 |
a) What was the average number of sweets Terry ate on weekdays (Mon-Fri) ? b) What was the average number of sweets Terry ate at the weekend? c) What was the average number of sweets terry ate over the whole week.? 6. The average of 3 numbers is 85. If 2 of the numbers are 85 and 86, what is the third number? – hint – work backwards, how did you get 85?……
Tables – X,3,6,9 for this week please – Use Hit the Button on Topmarks daily to practise.
History
Our next topic in History is WW2 . Please tell parents when you are doing your research as someof the material can be upsetting. Use only recommended websites which have material suitable for Primary Schools.
For today I’d like you to watch 2 short youtube videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jg0XqMNJME&list=PLyqf1JCzOf_lebjpcvYeBOEa8WXej7Kpt
WW2 Overview Clarendon Learning – This one is a little American orientated but it gives a good overiew.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUXIuYHFgBE
Map of WW2 showing countries involved and how it spread. Contains a little more detail than we need at this point but for those who like Maps it show just how many countries were involved and illustrates how it truly was a World War.
We will do a little more reading on it during the week.
Hope all goes well with today’s work. Let me know if you have any problems via email: abrazil@bunscoilris.ie or via the classdojo. Just give everything your best effort and take care. Mrs Brazil
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Friday, 2oth March, 2020
Happy Friday!! I hope that you are all getting used to this new way of working – all of the teachers have to get used to it too and I’m confident that we will all get better at it as time goes on. I have to say I miss my technical assistants! If possible, over the weekend, can you ask your parents to buy a scrap book for project work? It would be great if you could get one for project work while we are out of school. I think that The Treasury may be closed but Kavanaghs or some of the Grocery Shops may have them – do what you can. If you have blank paper and a folder of any kind that would suit also.
My email address is abrazil@bunscoilris.ie if you would like to contact me via email and i will do my best to answer any questions and to help in any way I can.
Firstly, here are the answers to yesterday’s work so that you can check/correct it.
English
Grammar Parsing the sentence – The (definite article) rabbit(noun) was(verb) busily(adverb) munching(verb) the (definite article) juicy(adjective) lettuce(noun). – ‘was munching’ can go together as a verb – do you remember continuous past???
Reading Zone
A. 1. They are taken to the Training Centre and assessed for their suitability for Guide Dog work. 2. The Puppy Walker grooms the pups, house- trains them and teaches them basic obedience. This forms a vital foundation for the future. 3. Instructors pay close attention to a dog’s personality because a Guide Dog has to be confident and happy in a variety of situations. 4. A Guide Dog may be withdrawn from training because it is not able to adapt to a change of environment due to a sensitive nature. 5. You should not pet a Guide Dog, offer it food, call out to it, tease it or intentionally obstruct its path. Answers don’t have to be exactly the same but should be similar. B. 1. a) following orders 2. c) unpaid helper 3. c) basis 4. d) behaviours 5. a) interfere with 6. b) variations Use smiley faces to rate your work!
Gaeilge
Tá bród/athas orm marfuair mé cúl sa cluiche sacar. Tá ocras orm mar níor ith mé mo bhricfeasta. Tá imní orm mar chonaic mé an nuacht ar an teilifís. Tá náire orm mar ghoid mé deich euro. (Sin, Sin-That’s That)
Maths
Planet Maths p. 28 Mental Maths 1 B 1-15 Answers- 1. 3,000,000 + 8oo,000 + 90, 000 + 5,000 + 300 + 7 2. x-axis 3. 2,585,400 4. 826,700 5. 5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50 6. 25% 7. 6. 8. equilateral 9. decagon 10. Here you should have a circle with a line from centrepoint to one side of the circle – stopping at the circumference – half of the diameter. 11. An upside down capital T – looks like 12. Obtuse 13. 2.378km 14. Trapezium 15. 1,ooog
Subtraction – Large Numbers Answers 1. 166,678 2. 187,827 3. 465,221 4. 1887,18 5. a)11,8001 b) 76,6682 c) 106,983 d) Latavia, Albania, Slovenia, Cyprus, Montenegro, Bermuda e) 777,700 Challenge – 1345740 How did you do? – rate with smiley face
Religion Hopefully you were all able to complete Milestones page
Well done to all – don’t be too hard on yourselves just try your best.
Work for Friday, 2oth March 2020
English
Continuing our <ui> and <u> for /i/ sound
Today’s words: building, cuisine, business, built-in – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them. remember to use dictionary if you need to.
Grammar Another sentence for you to parse please – The body builder was flexing his huge muscles. – hint ‘was flexing’ can go together.
Reading Zone
Unit 23 ‘Life of a Guide Dog’ Re-read please and complete C. Choose the most suitable word for each sentence 1-6 and D. Between the Lines 1-5 .
Gaeilge
Mothúcháin díomá – disappointed, tuirse – tired, sceitimíní – excited, áthas an domhain – thrilled/overjoyed Try to memorise words and put into sentence in your Gaeilge copies.
Tá …….. orm mar …… Can you try to write your own sentences today? You can use some of the phrases from yesterday if you wish. Bain triail as!
Maths Revision
Planet Maths p. 29 Mental Maths 1 C 1-15 Subtraction – large numbers
This table contains information on the number of apps downloaded from the Strawberry App Store:
| Category | Games | Education | Music | Books | Travel | Sport |
| Number of apps (this year) | 573, 291 | 438, 791 | 394, 102 | 600,000 | 91,003 | 43, 826 |
Please answer the following questions: 1. Which category has the least amount of apps downloaded? 2. Which category has the greatest amount of apps downloaded? 3. Order the number of apps from lowest to highest 4. Round the number of apps in each category to the nearest thousand 5. Find the sum of the number of Education and Music apps 6. Find the total sum of apps in the Games, Travel and Sports categories. 7. Find the difference between the number of Education apps and the number of Music apps. 8. Find the difference between the number of book apps and the sum of the Music and Sports apps 9. How many more Education apps must be downloaded to equal the number of Books apps 10. How many fewer Education apps than Games apps are there?
Rule and Date work in your Maths copies please. When working with large numbers it is important to put one digit into each square in you Maths Copy. Remember to RTQ (Read the Question)
Tables
It wouldn’t be Friday without a Tables test would it? Here are 20 questions based on X2,4,8. please write out and complete with answers in your Maths copy. Date / Heading/Rule please 1. 8×2 = 2. 11×2= 3. 3×4= 4. 7×4= 5. 6×8= 6. 8×8= 7. 12×2= 8. 5×2= 9. 9×4= 10. 5×4= 11. 7×8= 12. 9×8= 13. 7×2= 14. 9×2= 15. 4×8= 16. 3×8= 17. 11×2= 18. 4×4= 19. 12×8 = 20. 2×8= Well Done!
Religion
Confirmation Book – Page Headed ‘My Favourite Bible Story’ – www.dltk-bible.com might be of help with this. If you have a favourite bible story – any of the parables, the birth of Jesus, remember Zacchaeus ?? Include image relating to the bible story of your choice in the picture frame on the page and of course colour in. Remember to keep your writing as neat as possible, with correct spellings, capital letters and punctuation.
Art
As it is Mother’s Day on Sunday – I’m sure that all the Mothers would love an original designed by you card!!! Remember to include a nice poem – it can be Acrostic. Best of luck.
On the school website Ms Griffin has posted information about an Art activity / challenge for the whole school which I hope you will participate in. Many artists have used natural materials to create art. Andy Goldsworthy is an artist who uses natural materials such as leaves and stones to create artworks. Why not Google him if you are looking for inspiration. I look forward to seeing your creations! Take a picture or keep your work until we return and a great Art Exhibition will be something to look forward to. Create as many works as you like.
As the evenings are getting brighter maybe you can get out for a walk – remember social distancing and stay healthy
Have a lovely weekend and check in with me again on Monday!
Thanks for all your hard work. Mrs Brazil
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Thursday, 19th March, 2020
Good Morning, I hope that you all managed to complete work posted yesterday and that you also found time to get some exercise/fresh air and of course to help around the house.
I’ll put up some answers to yesterday’s work so that you can check/correct it.
English
Hopefully you all managed to find the meanings of red words in your dictionary or online and that you have written them into your copies. Did you include Heading and Date????
Grammar
You had to parse the sentence: The ancient buildings were built in the twelfth century.
The = definite article, ancient = adjective, buildings = noun, were built = verb, in = preposition,
twelfth = adjective, century = noun.
Gaeilge
You may have composed your own sentences so ‘Maith Sibh’. Possible answers:
Tá áthas orm mar fuair mé fón nua. Tá brón orm mar bhris mé mo fón nua! Tá eagla orm mar chonaic mé buachaillí ag troid sa chlós.
Maths
Planet Maths p. 28 Mental Maths 1 A 1-15 Answers: 1. 602,854 2. 4,698,320 3. 7,442,210 4. 764,407, 5. 0.4, 6. 1,2,3,6,12, 7. 331/3% 8. 5, 9. Hexagon, 10. Here you should have a circle with a line going through the centre point from one side to the other., 11. _________, 12. Right angle, 13. 1/10km or 0.1 km, 14. Here you should have a rectangle/square with a circle at either end., 15. Cuboid
Addition – Large Numbers Sorry they seem to have moved so I hope you were able to do them.
Answers: 1. = 879,899 2. = 975,556 3. = 768214, 4. a) €829,007 b) €762, 178 c) B and E d) €11, 538 e) € 147,987
Well Done to all who tried their best.
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Now for Today’s work – Thursday, 19th March, 2020
English
Continuing our <ui> and <u> for /i/ sound
Today’s words: biscuit, rebuilt, lettuce, minute – Please put words into sentences which convey their meanings and try to memorise how to spell them.
Grammar Another sentence for you to parse please – The rabbit was busily munching the juicy lettuce. – hint ‘was munching’ can go together.
Reading Zone
Unit 23 ‘Life of a Guide Dog’ Re-read please and complete A Fact Finding 1-5 and B 1-6 . Don’t forget to use your dictionaries here.
As always – copies should be ruled with a red pen and ruler, work should have a heading and a date. (English Copy)
Gaeilge
Mothúcháin – ocras – hungry, bród – proud, imní – worried, náire- ashamed. Again, try to memorise words and put into sentence in your Gaeilge copies.
Tá …….. orm mar……. fuair mé cúl sa cluiche sacar. Tá ………….orm mar níor ith mé mo bhricfeasta. Tá ………… orm mar chonaic mé an nuacht ar an teilifís. Tá …………..orm mar ghoid mé deich euro.
Maths Revision
Planet Maths p. 28 Mental Maths 1 B 1-15 Subtraction – large numbers
- 413, 256 -246 578
2. 536, 724 – 348, 897
3. 622, 533 – 157, 312
4. (504, 587 – 342, 816 ) + 26, 947 – Remember rule about brackets
5. This table shows the number of households in each country
| Latvia | Cyprus | Montenegro | Slovenia | Albania | Bermuda |
| 802, 848 | 223,790 | 180, 517 | 684, 847 | 791, 830 | 25, 148 |
a) Find the difference between the number of households in Latvia and Slovenia b) How many fewer households are there in Bermuda than in Albania? c) How many more households must Slovenia acquire to equal the number of households in Albania d) Order the countries from the highest to the lowest, based on the number of households e) Find the difference between the highest and lowest number of households
Challenge Question – optional from the sum of the number of households in Montenegro and Albania, take the total number of households in Cyprus and Bermuda. Can you name the capital city of each country?
Tables Try to beat yesterday’s score on www. topmarks.co.uk for X 2,4,8
Religion
Confirmation Book – Page Headed ‘Milestones in My Life’ Some of your milestones will be the same as others and some will be different. A milestone is a significant event in your life – examples: The day you were born,christened, began to walk / talk, started school, met your best friend, First Holy Communion, baby brother /sister was born, weddings in family, moved house/ country, broke your arm/leg, won a medal/tournament, won the lotto (who are you???) etc. Make sure your work is neat and tidy and colour any pictures on page.
P.E.
As yesterday – hope you went outside and didn’t break any windows. Try to get some fresh air and don’t forget to keep a 2m distance between you and others. If all of your family are at home try to help and to give everyone a little personal space.
That’s all for today – Keep well.
Mrs Brazil
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*Friday March 13th :Test*
- Second Test *
Wednesday, 18th March, 2020
Morning All – I hope that you and your families are all well and that you are not missing school too much!!!
We will try to continue with our work as much as we can and I would love if you all could try your best – that’s all we can do.
English
Spellings – This group of spellings focus on letters <ui> and <u> which sound like /i/ in words
Our 4 spellings for today are: build, built, busy, busily – Can you please put these words into sentences in your English copy? Please try to show the meaning of the words in your sentences.
Grammar – Parse the following sentence: – The ancient buildings were built in the twelfth century. Write out sentence in copy and name each part of speech – noun, verb, adjective, preposition, definite article. Hint- ‘were built’ go together as one part of speech.
Reading Zone
Please read Unit 23 ‘Life of a Guide Dog’ Find the meanings of red words in your dictionary/online dictionary. List words in your English copy and write meanings beside them.
Gaeilge
Litriú – Mothúcháin (Feelings)
Our four words for today are all about feelings: áthas (happy), brón (sorry), eagla (afraid), fearg (angry)
Put words into a sentence in your Gaeilge copies please. Here are some endings you may wish to use: ‘Tá ………. orm mar ……. – fuair mé …….. nua. – tá Mamaí míshásta. -chaill mé mo …….. -chonaic mé buachaillí ag troid sa chlós – thug ……. buile dom. – bhris mé mo ……… Bain triail as!!!
Céilí Lá Fhéile Pádraig – Just Testing here guys – you can ignore this.
Maths
Revision
Planet Maths p. 28 Mental Maths 1 A 1-15
Write answers in Maths copy and I will give answers on Thursday so that you can correct them. Try not to use calculators – practise your addition.
Addition – large numbers
- 136,456 +323,321 420,122
2. 235,674 + 366,328 373, 554 ________
3. 456,687 + 248,946 61,585
4. The following table shows the cost of 5 helicopters
| A | B | C | D | E |
| €165,487 | €386,921 | €276,599 | €98,658 | €87, 462 |
a) Find the total cost of helicopters A, B, and C.
b) Find the total cost of helicopters B, C, and D.
c) Which 2 helicopters together cost exactly €474, 383 – Example A and B or C and D?
d) How much change would you have from €99, 000, if you bought helicopter E?
e) Increase the cost of helicopter E by 50%. Hint 50% = 1/2
Remember R. read, U. underline, D. draw if it helps, E. estimate when solving problems.
Tables
Tables games on www.topmarks.co.uk Focus on X 2,4,8 this week. Try to beat your own personal best each day.
Religion
Confirmation Book
Please check that you have ‘ My First Communion Page’ completed. Now that you are at home you can check dates, find a picture/photograph and write in your Memories. Make sure border is coloured in.
If you have already finished this – Well Done. Next can you complete My School Page please:
My School
The name of my school is Bunscoil Rís / Edmund Rice Senior School.
Bunscoil Rís is a new school and it was opened in 2017.
It is located in Bawnmore Rd., Castlemoyle, New Ross and shares a campus with Bunscoil Nic Amhlaigh / Catherine Mc Cauley Junior School.
In my school ther are 17 mainstream classrooms and 8 rooms fro small group work. There is a large PE / Assembly Room. There are two basketball courts and a large play area. When the weather is fine and dry we share pitches with St.Mary’s Secondary School.
Carrickmore is the name of our ASD Unit and it contains two large room, toilets, showers, a multisensory room and an outdoor play area.
Children attend Bunscoil Rís from 3rd Class to 6th Class. I am in 6th Class and my teacher is Mrs Brazil.
There are over 400 pupils, 24 teachers and 5 ISAs in my school.
The Principal’s name is Mr Moran and his office is on the ground floor.
Jenny is our secretary and her office is near the front door.
In Bunscoil Rís we have an Afterschool Club, Homework Club, Breakfast Club, Green School Committee and a Chess Club.
We can take part in lots of different activities: Sports -GAA, Rugby, Crickey, Swimming, Basketball, Athletics. We take part in dance, drama and music. This year all the 6th Classes put on a show called ‘Rockbottom’ in St Michael’s Theatre. It was hard work but lots of fun. We do lots of Art and have Assembly every Friday.
My favourite subject is ……………………………
My friends in school are ………………………….
Next year I will be going to …………………………………….. and I will miss Bunscoil Rís.
The End.
Please colour borders complete work as neatly as you can.
PE
Try to get a little exercise and some fresh air.
Have you ever played ‘Sevens’ ? All you need is a ball and a wall- preferably one without a window!!!
- Throw ball against the wall and catch it 7 times with your right hand
- Throw ball against the wall and catch it 7 times with your left hand
- Throw ball against the wall and allow it to bounce before catching it – 7 times
- Throw ball against the wall and complete a 360° turn and catch the ball before it hits the ground – 7 times
- Turn you back to the wall – throw ball against the wall, turn around and face the wall catching the ball before it lands – 7 times
- Throw ball against the wall between your legs and catch before it hits the ground.
- Standing on one leg – right/left throw ball and catch it before it hits the ground.
Check out www.gonoodle,com/for-families – they have exercise and lots of activities to keep you busy.
That’s it for today.
I will put up some work for you on Thursday morning.
I need to check out how to add in scans of work for some of you to these pages – Mental Maths, Gaeilge etc – hope to do this over the next few days.
Take care.
Mrs Brazil