Dear Children and Parents,

We hope you had a lovely extra long weekend. As it is a short week this week we have decided to give you all a little break and concentrate on some project work for the week! We will of course post some textbook work for those who want or prefer to work offline. As always we will strongly reiterate that this is an outline of suggested work where you choose and adapt to your personal home life situation.

It is really so important that you all make a special effort to keep in contact with your teachers every week. It is very important we hear from you. If you don't want to submit work for the blog that is okay but just send us a hi email .We miss hearing from you and enjoy hearing all your news!

We were delighted to receive your completed work again this week. Check it out on our Pupil's Work page.You can access the Pupil's work page and all previous posts by using the menu tab in the top left hand corner.We would like to add some more on to next week's blog so please don't forget to add the parental permission to submitted work.

Remember you can contact us by email on 4thclassteachers@virginians.ie.

We would be delighted to hear from you.

Have a great week everyone!

Mrs. Leddy ,Mrs.Sheridan and Mrs.Power.

P.S. When taking a break from the books these are great alternatives and you are still learning loads!!!!

• Start the day at 9am with P.E with Joe on you tube

• Cúla4 is on TG4 every day at 10am and is excellent.Make a special effort to tune in to keep up with the Gaeilge.

• The RTE Home School Hub at 11 every morning on Rte2. If you have missed it you can catch up on www.rte.ie/learn.

Below is a suggested outline of home work and continuing class work for the coming week.

Gaeilge:

This weeks theme is Ocáidí Speisialta. Abair liom lch. 158 & 161

Maths:

Pattern is the topic for this week. You will find ll you need on pages 63 - 66 in your Mathemagic.

English:

This week we are covering the story ' Fooled by Words'

S.E.S.E:/Art/Mindfulness/P.E

Let's go to Africa! This week we are going to have a look at African animals. There is an array of activities for you to choose from that will link in with other subjects under the one theme. Enjoy!

Gaeilge

English

Maths

S.E.S.E

Do you want to try and make an African savanna diorama? Above there is a step by step guide. If you want to try something a little different then try putting 'African savanna diorama' into your google search bar and click on images. You might find some inspiration!