Today, our Junior Infants had a wonderful time at their Teddy Bear’s Picnic! Despite the weather, the teddies were cuddly and the smiles were endless. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make the day so special, especially our fantastic 5th Class helpers whose kindness and enthusiasm made the event a big success!
We’re excited to share this week’s Lámh Sign of the Week – “Teacher”! This sign is a wonderful way for children to communicate about their teacher and classroom environment.
👋 How to Sign “Teacher”:
Directions: Use your right hand in a ‘D’ handshape, palm facing yourself. Tap your cheek twice with the index finger.
This sign is a simple and meaningful way for children to identify and talk about their teacher.
💡 When to Use It:
Talking about school or classroom routines
Naming the teacher in stories, songs, or games
Saying hello or goodbye to the teacher
During circle time or role-play
👏 Thanks for supporting our school’s Lámh journey!
Help your child understand and express patience with this week’s sign!
👉 How to sign “Waiting”: Both hands in an ‘L’ shape, palms down, fingers sideways. Place your right forearm on top of your left in front of your chest and move downward.
💬 Use it when: 🍎 Waiting for snack 🎒 Transitioning between activities 🎲 Taking turns
👏 Keep signing and supporting communication with Lámh!
PLEASE NOTE: An aladdin connect message will go out soon with link to a form for parents to submit any questions they have for the expert panel of speakers and they will answer your questions at the meeting.
The children were treated to a wonderful presentation of “The Jungle Book” by M&M Productions today in school. The magic of the story was brought to life for the whole school and the children really enjoyed the experience.
This week, we’re celebrating one of our favorite treats – Chocolate! Whether you’re indulging in Easter chocolates, planning a sweet dessert or just craving your go-to chocolate bar, this sign is perfect for adding a little extra fun to your conversations. Here’s how to sign “chocolate” using Lámh:
Directions:
Handshape: Start with both hands in a ‘C’ handshape (think of holding a small cup).
Position: Place your palms facing up and position your hands in front of your chest.
Movement: Move both hands toward each other in the center and then back out again. It’s like giving chocolate a little “hug” before sharing the sweet treat!
It’s that easy! Practice this sign next time you’re talking about your favorite chocolate or enjoying those Easter treats.
Happy signing and wishing you a wonderful Easter filled with joy, chocolates and sweet moments! 🐰✨