In 4th class we have been looking at persuasive writing. We created articles in relation to sustainability and making correct choices for the environment! Check out some of our articles and colourful pictures to support them!
For the month of May, we are looking at the theme of communications. We have been looking at how communication devices have changed over the past 100 years. We devised inquiry questions around communications. We also looked at postboxes and how they have changed.
Check out our cool postboxes!
Check out our inquiry questions!
As part of our art activities for the month of April, we created our own flower vases! I love how different they all are!
Well done 4th class!
As an Easter treat we made little Easter nests (rice krispie cakes with some delicious toppings!).
They were scrumptious!! 🙂
The month of April is based on the theme of Easter and Spring. As part of our English lessons, we wrote down steps involved in creating an Easter Bonnet. Then, as part of our art activity, we made these Easter Bonnets come to life!! Some of us used old hats and others used cardboard to create the basis for our bonnet. We then designed our hats with fabric, pom poms, straws, pipe cleaners, etc.
Take a look at our colourful creations!
On Thursday 7th of April, 20 students in the class took part in the Cross Country event at St. Anne’s. We had great fun and the sun was shining! There were lots of other school there. It was a a lovely day out!
This is a photo of us all gathered in for a huddle to devise our tactics before the race 🙂
We devised questions and asked all of the pupils in the room, created tallies and then transferred this data into a bar chart!
Seo Ă© seachtain na Gaeilge! BhĂomar ag damhsa sna cĂ©ilĂ (ballaĂ luimnĂ) agus ag dĂ©anamh sos beaga trĂd an Gaeilge, ag foghlaim dánta faoi leipreacháin agus ag foghlaim foclĂłr nua don Lá FhĂ©ile Padraig!
Seo Ă© an sos spleodracha a rinneamar!
March has arrived and we are focusing on the theme of Ireland! We looked at myths and legends of Children of Lir and OisĂn in tĂr na nĂ“g, creating comic strips, summaries and diary entries based on these legends.
We also looked at the book of Kells on World Book Day and designed illuminated letters for our art activity! Take a look at our creations.
We also looked at the geographical map of Ireland, discussing the various provinces and what counties belong to each province. We designed the county flags in art using chalk!
On Tuesday 1st March, we celebrated Pancake (Shrove) Tuesday. We engaged in procedural writing in both Literacy and Gaeilge on the steps involved in making pancakes. We also ate some delicious pancakes! 🙂
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