In an attempt to make home life over the next few weeks as normal as possible, I have planned some straight forward work that should keep your child/children sufficiently occupied. The following work has been chosen so your child should be able to complete it without assisstance in most cases. If they encounter any difficult questions and/or activities please don't get frustrated, just move on to another task. This plan of work is given to help support parents and not to cause any added stress at what is an extraordinary time, so bear this in mind.
Second Class:
Numeracy
Planet Maths 2nd Class - p. 96, 97 +98 (They may need some assistance with the weighing of objects but these should be fun activities.)
p. 108, 109 +110 (Some everyday objects can be used for 3-D shapes for p. 110)
p. 119+120 (Use any objects available at home for Activites "B" + "C" on p. 120)
p. 127, 128+129
As always any activities that relate to Time are always of benefit to every child. Bringing their attention to analogue and digital clock;
O' clock, quarter past, half past, quarter to, length of T.V. programmes by checking a T.V./Cinema guide, What time will it be in an hours time, two hours ago? etc. Seasons, Months, Days, Minutes, Seconds, Important Dates in the Year etc.
Maths Challenge - Next 4 Tests
Literacy
Reading
A Surprise for Feena - p. 5-22, p. 23-28
Writing
Skills Book H - p. 16, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23 + 25 (All work is to be written into English copies that were sent home, please remember to lay work out as they normally would do if in school.)
Spelling
Spell Well - Complete the next two weeks worth of spellings.
Gaeilge
Bua na Cainte - p. 90, 91, 92, 98 (p. 92+98 to be copied into their Irish copies and draw a pricture to illustrate the poem)
Leabhar Litrithe - keep going as far as p. 36 (only do this if you feel you need it!)
S.E.S.E.
Explore With Me - p. 52-57
Third Class:
Numeracy
Planet Maths 3rd Class - p. 163, 164, 165 + 166 (Some assistance may be needed with some of these activities as they are all to do with Time and this can prove a challenging topic for some.)
p. 167+167 (Really important revision activities here.)
As always any activities that relate to Time are always of benefit to every child. Bringing their attention to analogue and digital clock;
O' clock, quarter past, half past, quarter to, length of T.V. programmes by checking a T.V./Cinema guide, What time will it be in an hours time, two hours ago? etc. Seasons, Months, Days, Minutes, Seconds, Important Dates in the Year etc.
Maths Challenge - Next 8 tests
Literacy
Ready to Go; do written tasks on p. 132 + p. 133 "D" +"E"
Read - p. 134 - 140 and do activities on p. 141 and "D" and "E" on p. 142
Read - p. 142-147 and do activities on p. 148 and "D" and "E" on p. 149
Spell Well - Next two weeks
Gaeilge
Bua na Cainte - p. 90, 91, 92, 98 (p. 92+98 to be copied into their Irish copies and draw a pricture to illustrate the poem)
Leabhar Litrithe - keep going as far as p. 36 (only do this if you feel you need it!)
S.E.S.E.
Explore With Me - p. 52-57
Please remember this is only a suggested amount of work and how much your child gets done, is entirely dependant on your circumstances over the next few weeks. Please do not see the above as a list of compulsory work to be completed as I am aware that every child is different and their experience over the coming weeks will be different also.
If you are looking for some suggestions for less academic activities please see School News and Updates section of this website for more fun and creative tasks.
I look forward to seeing everyone back, in school, and in good health, when it is safe to return. Stay safe!