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.
Today Mr Smyth’s 3rd Class took part in super Easter Maths Quiz organised by Education Support Centres in a number of counties. It saw hundreds of pupils across Ireland take part via zoom. The quiz posed some very interesting Easter themed Maths problems and riddles to solve and the children had fun working out the problems.
Sign of the Week: Chocolate 🍫
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:
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! 🐰✨
🌟 This week’s Lámh sign is a simple but powerful one: “Thank You.” 🌟
Expressing gratitude is a universal gesture, and in Lámh, the sign for “thank you” is just as meaningful. Whether you’re saying it to a friend, a teacher, or a family member, it’s a lovely way to show appreciation. 🙏
How to Sign “Thank You” in Lámh:
That’s it! You’ve just signed “thank you” in Lámh. 😊
✨ Keep practicing and incorporate it into your daily conversations. Saying “thank you” is always a kind and meaningful gesture, whether it’s with spoken words or Lámh signs.
Let’s spread kindness, one sign at a time! 💬🤗
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As part of Fabric and Fibre in Art, the children in 3rd Class are completing their weavings using the cardboard looms they build in class last week. Check out some of the cool and colourful completed weavings they have created!
On a beautiful, sunny spring day this week, Senior Infants and 5th Class enjoyed a nature walk in the Phoenix Park. We searched for signs of spring and took time to close our eyes and listen for some sounds that tell us spring is here. Everyone had a wonderful time!
March was a busy month in St. Gabriel’s NS but one of the highlights was definitely Seachtain na Gaeilge. 5th Class had a fantastic time learning the Brush Dance and the Walls of Limerick céilí dance, listening to traditional Irish music as well as story reading as Gaeilge.
