Dec 5, 2014 | Junior Infants – Mr Twomey
We had great fun using Play-Doh to help us write the letter...
Dec 2, 2014 | Senior Infants – Ms Harney
Today we were talking about our baby photographs. We talked about the different things we could not do when we were babies. We have learnt so much since those photographs were taken. We had to talk to our elbow buddy about the baby in the photograph and then we had to guess who the baby was! We loved comparing the baby photographs and trying to guess who the baby was. Look out for the baby photographs outside our classroom – coming soon! Please click here to see some more photographs of our history lesson....
Nov 28, 2014 | First Class – Mr Kinsella
In first class we have started to learn how to solve maths storys and worded problems. Sometimes we can’t see the maths in the maths story! To help us make a number sentence from a number story we have to be RUDE! Below is our very first maths story that we successfully solved and a brief description of our RUDE problem solving strategy! There are three black rabbits.There are four white rabbits. How many rabbits are there...
Nov 27, 2014 | Senior Infants – Mr Kilkenny
This week room 4 have been learning about the local areas of Citywest & Saggart CNS. The children enjoyed telling me about all the facilities near their homes and we learned that there is so much to do in this area. We looked at photographs of the area and had fun recognising all the familiar places. The children then painted a picture of something in the local area. Below we can see some of our class hard at...
Nov 27, 2014 | Junior Infants – Mr Twomey
To say thank you to Doctor Liz for coming to visit our school, all of the Junior Infants sang a song for her. Listen to them sing ‘Miss Polly had a Dolly’....
Nov 26, 2014 | Junior Infants – Mr Twomey
Today the children in junior infants received a special visitor, Liz, who is a doctor working in Temple Street Children’s Hospital and the Royal College of Surgeons. We were all of excited to hear her speak about her job, and all of the wonderful equipment she uses everyday like a stethoscope, triangle bandage, and a reflex hammer. The children asked Liz some fantastic questions, and sang her a song they thought she might really love to hear, “Miss Polly Had a Dolly Who Was Sick.” This term, the children will be playing in the doctor’s surgery during their play time, and we will be looking forward to seeing them use what they learned from Liz during this time. All of the teachers and children in junior infants would like to thank Liz for coming to visit...
