Hi again girls,

How are you all? Now that we are allowed travel 5 km from home, you might be getting to explore some new places when you go for a walk or take some exercise. Don't forget to send me an email to let me know how you are getting on. Remember to break up the work during the week but do not feel under any pressure to complete them all. If you need any extra help or even a little chat I'd love to hear from you! My email address is: jhowlett@ursulineps.ie

I hope you are enjoying Oxford Owls books . It’s really important to read out loud, with someone. Use the blue buttons on the bottom right of the screen to turn the pages. Maybe pick a page or two that you found a little difficult and read those several times. Ask somebody at home to ask you a few questions about your book to make sure you’re understanding what you’re reading. Even try reading some books that you may have at home!

Below is another set of books that you might be interested in from a website called Capstone: Once you click into it,

1. click "login",

2. click "login with Capstone Interactive"

3. The username is "freeaccess" and the password is "engage"

For parents: These are free Leveled Readers starting at Level 1 and going up to Level 25. The children can read them and can also listen to them. Please email me if I can help you choose which Levels and books are most suitable for your child.

Capstone:

Here is a story to listen to called 'Lucy in Lockdown'. This may help children who might be worried about the changes we've seen lately.

If you would like to practice this sound even more, here are some worksheets:

Games to play:

Ball Skills

Let's practice some ball skills this week. Here are some more activities you might like to try out

Additional resources for children who attend English language classes with Mrs. Keoghan/Mrs .Power

The work set for those who attend Mrs. Keoghan/Mrs. Power can find this work in the Special Ed. section (week5th- 8th of May). This work is set for the month of May