Suggested Daily
Revision
- Counting: Forwards from 0 -
19/Backwards from 19 - 0 (start on different numbers)
- Number Line: What is
before/between/after? e.g. What number is before 6? What number is between
4 and 6? What number is after 4?
- Gaeilge: If you had fun revising Mé
Féin last week, why don't you open Bia (Food) this week and sing along
with the songs and play the games. Maith sibh! 🍀 We posted the instructions on how to download
Bua Na Cainte previously, but here they are again for easy access.
How to
install Bua na Cainte programme;
-Bua na
Cainte URL: Bua na Cainte
-Select
the file which suits your PC
-Select
the class level you require and click to download (Senior Infants)
-Once
downloaded, click on the file and install and follow the instructions
-A 'Bua
na Cainte' icon will appear on your desktop. Click on this icon to bring you to
a login page
Username:
trial
Password:
trial
- Sounds/Digraphs: Listen to the Jolly Phonics
songs, practice saying the sounds, singing the songs and doing the
actions. Click to listen! Jolly Phonics
Songs
- Blending: This week, we are going to
practice /er/. Remember there are two ways of spelling the /er/
sound - 'er', 'ir' and 'ur'.
- Tricky Words: Go back over the Tricky
Words we have done so far.
- Reading: Keep reading the lovely
stories on Oxford Owl using our class login.Class name:
seniorinfantscorduff Password: Corduff2019 (Capital
C). Follow the link and click the pink button on the top right 'My
Class Login'. Then click the green button 'My
Bookshelf' to see all of the books
- When you are reading/listening to the
stories, we still want you to keep making connections, but this week we
would also like you to focus on making predictions. (The
children have done this before). You can look at the title and the front
cover and predict what you think think will happen in the story,
throughout reading the story you can make predictions about what you
think will happen next and you can predict how you think the story will
end!
- Maths Challenge of the week:
My Mam
gave me
to buy a treat in the shop.
I bought a
for 3c and a
for 5c. Use a number line
to work out how much money you have left.
to buy a treat in the shop.
I bought afor 3c and afor 5c. Use a number line
to work out how much money you have left.
Oral Language Game: The Barrier Game.
Get your Mam or Dad to put a barrier (Book, Bag etc.) so you cannot see each other's
page. You will need a page and pencil each.
One person calls out instructions for what to
draw and where on the page and both people must follow without looking at each
other's. Here are some examples;
Draw a castle in the right corner at the bottom
Draw a dog in the garden beside the castle
Draw a dragon at the top in the middle
Remember no peaking until you've finished!!
Handwriting Workbook;
Now that you have your book at home, why not try to do 1
or 2 pages a week. Remember your proper pencil grip
Just click on the link to get the work for that day!
