This month in 1st Class its all about Halloween

This month in Mr Smyth’s First Class our theme for the month of Ocotber is Halloween.

In English, Gaeilge, History, Geography and Art  we are learning about various aspects of Halloween: from learning about the traditions and customs of Halloween in History, the language of Halloween in Oral Language lessons, Halloween Poetry, Halloween artwork in Art and Oiche Shamhna in Gaeilge. Additional to this the children will be learning about School- in History about what school was like in the past and in Geography about how we travel to and from school.

At home you can chat with your child about these themes.

This month in First Class

This month in Mr Smyth’s First Class our theme for the month of September is Myself.

In English, Gaeilge, SPHE, History, Geography, Science and Art  we are learning about various aspects of ourselves: from learning about our body in Science, our own unique life history in History, our friendship with others in SPHE, drawing and self-portraits in Art and Me Fein in Gaeilge.

At home you can chat with your child about the theme.

First Class Class Charter

Last week was Good Friends Week and the girls and boys in Mr Smyth’s Class had a fun and busy week.

The class had a visit from Cillian from RTE’s News2Day, which will feature on the television today, Tuesday, 10th September at 4.20pm.

The children were reading the book “Have you filled a bucket today?” and learning about how we can be kind to each other and “fill each others buckets” with kindness.

Check out some of the photos above, which include RTE’s visit to our school and our Class Charter which the children created themselves.

Maths Games are back again!

We’re delighted that Maths Games are going on again in two classes.

Mr. Smyth’s 1st class, and Miss Walshe’s 3rd/4th class have already enjoyed two afternoons of Maths Games and there has been lots of parents in to help out and enjoy the fun in both classes.

There are two weeks of Maths Games left for these classes before the Easter break. We hope to see more parents in over the next few weeks.