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November 19th, 2008

 

 

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New Power Point  Presentation for Looking at and playing with language

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New Power Point  Presentation for Looking at and Responding to Street Art

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New Power Point  Presentation on the Life Cycle of the Tomato

(NB 9.58MB File)

 

This can also be viewed as an online presentation

(NB 13.1MB File)

 

 

New Power Point  Presentation on Newspaper Advertisements from the 1940's, 1950's & 1960's

(NB 16.7MB File)

 

 

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elcome to the Seomra Ranga website. For the overseas visitors "Seomra Ranga" means "classroom" in the Irish language. The aim of the website is to share practical resources for the primary school classroom on the web. The downloadable resources provided on the site are simply personal resources that I have put together over the years. Most of them I have used in my teaching in the classroom.

 

I have attempted to arrange the resources in accordance with the curriculum provisions of the Irish primary school. Some sections of the website have more resources than others so I'm looking for teachers to upload and share their own resources to fill in the gaps.

 

 

The new Seomra Ranga Christmas website is now online at:

http://www.christmas.seomraranga.com

 

There are lots of new resources on the site including signs, posters, flashcards, word walls, loop cards, visual arts and lots more. If anyone has Christmas resources that they would like to share with others, e-mail them to me  and I'll put them on the site.

christmas@seomraranga.com

 

Let your colleagues know about the Christmas @ Seomra Ranga website. Download the website notice and spread the word: HERE >>>>

New Christmas Resources:

Seasonal Dolch Lists

Christmas Food Bia na Nollag Christmas Posters

 

 

Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Chaite

(.pdf file 82.2KB)

Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Láithreach

(.pdf file 82.8KB)

Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Fháistineach

(.pdf file 82.4KB)

Cé Leis É?

(.pdf file 720KB)

 

       
Céad Réimniú Rialacha

(.pdf file 44.4KB)

Pointí an Chompáis

(.pdf file 25.8KB)

Gutaí

(.pdf file 308KB)

Céad Réimniú: Aimsir Fháistineach

(.pdf file 54.3KB)

       

Agam, Agat

(.pdf file 720KB)

More Forainmneacha HERE >>>

Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Láithreach

(.pdf file 105KB)

Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Chaite

(.pdf file 105KB)

Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Fháistineach

(.pdf file 106KB)

       

Pupil of the Week

(.pdf file 89.8KB)

Musical Terms

(.pdf file 50.7KB)

Kitchen Utensils

(Word file 1.55MB)

Food Tastes

(.pdf file 311KB)

MORE RESOURCES IN NEW POSTERS & SIGNS SECTION

 

 

An Nollaig - dán simplí séasúrach le ceithre véarsa (42.5KB)
Coinneal na Nollag - dán simplí séasúrach (57KB)
Pointí an Chompáis - póstaer ag léiriú na hocht pointí atá ar an compás (25.8KB)
An Chéad Réimniú Rialacha - póstaeir ag léiriú na rialacha don chéad réimniú san aimsir chaite, láithreach agus fháistineach (44.4KB)
Gutaí - póstaeir ag léiriú cad is gutaí ann, an riail "caol le caol, leathan le leathan" agus samplaí (308KB)
Our Cookery Lessons - headings for recipe noticeboard (155KB)
Pupil of the Week - heading for school noticeboard for pupils of the week (89.8KB)
Our School Community - headings for a noticeboard about "Our School Community" (42.2KB)
Musical Terms and Symbols - headings for the music section of the classroom (50.7KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Thar (729KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Roimh (729KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Ó (720KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Le (713KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Idir (725KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: I (720KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Faoi (719KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Do (716KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: De (715KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Chuig (728KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: As (719KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Ar (718KB)
Forainmneacha Réamhfhoclacha: Ag (720KB)
Cé Leis É? - mo, do, a, a, ár, bhur, a - priontáilte ar dhá phóstaeir (720KB)
Mé, Tú, Sé, Sí - dhá phóstaeir leis na pearsanta priontáilte orthu (713KB)
Na Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Fháistineach - luaschártaí le 11 briathra neamhrialta (82.4KB)
Na Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Láithreach - luaschártaí le 11 briathra neamhrialta (82.8KB)
Na Briathra Neamhrialta: Aimsir Chaite - luaschártaí le 11 briathra neamhrialta (82.2KB)

 

Kitchen Utensils - signs for the school kitchen to teach pupils the names of utensils being used when doing a cooking lesson (1.55MB)

 

Months of the Year - test to assess if pupils know the order of the months of the year (35KB)
Months of the Year - worksheet to help pupils learn the order of the months of the year (31KB)
The Comma Song - nice song/poem to help pupils learn where and when to use a comma (24.5KB)
Sunny Street  - word list for First Class Reader No. 2:  "Books, Books, Books" (Source A. Mc Auliffe) (54.5KB)
An Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Chaite - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (105KB)
An Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Láithreach - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (105KB)
An Dara Réimniú: Aimsir Fháistineach - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (106KB)

 

An Féidir Leat? - luaschártaí leis an cheist "An féidir liom?" agus na freagraí "Is féidir" agus "Ní féidir" chomh maith le liom, leat leis, léi srl (757KB)

 

Briathra: Teideal - teideal balla do na haimsirí agus do na réimniú (510KB)
An Chéad Réimniú: Aimsir Chaite - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (53.6KB)
An Chéad Réimniú: Aimsir Láithreach - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (53.4KB)
An Chéad Réimniú: Aimsir Fháistineach - luaschártaí le 24 briathra (54.3KB)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Christmas Site - a new Christmas website has been added to the Seomra Ranga site. It's full of Christmas resources for the classroom. View the resources at:

http://www.christmas.seomraranga.com

 

 

 

 

Science Week November 9th - 16th - activities take place during the week all around the country. Information on these events and teacher resources are available to download HERE >>>>>

 

 

 

 

HP Newsletter Competition - design a newsletter on any topic. Newspaper can be completed by individual pupils, pairs, groups or by the whole class. Closing date is November 28th. More information HERE >>>>

 

 

 

 

New Signs & Posters section is now added to the site. The section contains classroom posters on different curricular areas. Visit these resources here >>>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Powerpoint Presentation on Looking at and Responding to Street Art - presentation contains twenty three images from the mural for pupils to respond to. There are also two related resources: backround information on the mural and the artists and questions for pupils to think about. All resources HERE >>>>>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Doodle 4 Google - competition for pupils to design a doodle for the Google website on the theme of "My Ireland". There are two categories for primary school pupils. Winning doodles will appear on the Google website for St. Patrick's Day 2009. Schools must register before November 7th. More information HERE >>>>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New Seomra Ranga Blog The Seomra Ranga Blog is now set up and running. The blog address is:

 http://seomraranga.com/blog/

 

 

 

 

 

Curricular Links: All curricular links have been moved from the links section into each individual curricular section. So all Gaeilge links are now in the Gaeilge section etc. All other links stay in the links section.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Special Educational Needs Blogs: A collection of blogs specifically geared towards dealing with children with special educational needs has been added to the site. More information on SEN Blogs here >>>>> If anyone is aware of blogs that should be included in the list, please let me know HERE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tobernalt Website:

This site is about Tobernalt Holy Well, Sligo, one of numerous holy wells around Ireland. This website resource could be linked to Penal times in history or to the history of the faith in Ireland. Visit the site here >>>>>

 

 

 

In order to expand the website and to develop the range of resources available, I am simply asking teachers who download a resource to upload a resource in return. This can be done by clicking on the ad box on the left and e-mailing the resource (in whatever format - Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Publisher, Pdf, photos etc.) to me as an attachment. The source of all resources uploaded to the site will be acknowledged and the resource will also remain the copyright of the individual teacher.

 

 

 

The Seomra Ranga Tobernalt Holy Well web site is now up and running. The site is about Tobernalt Holy Well, Sligo, one of numerous holy wells around Ireland. This could be linked to Penal times in history, to history of the faith in Ireland, or it could be the basis for the study of a local holy well. Downloadable classroom resources are provided. Teachers are also welcome to upload their own holy well resources. The website address is:

www.holywell.seomraranga.com

 

The Seomra Ranga Blog is now set up and running. It's very much in its infancy as its a learning curve for me. However, it's hoped to develop it progressively over the coming months. Because Seomra Ranga is all about providing resources for teachers, you'll find links on the blog to sites that provide resources to download, free software and Interactive White Board resources. The blog address is:

 

http://seomraranga.com/blog/

 

 

 

 

Are you doing a class novel? There are worksheets in the English section of the website on the following class novels:

  • "The Ice Man: The Antarctic Adventures of Tom Crean" by Michael Smith

  • "Faraway Home" by Marilyn Taylor

  • "Charlotte's Web" by E. B. White

  • "Holes" by Louis Sachar

  • "Taking the Cat's Way Home" by Jan Mark

  • "Rosie's Quest" by Ann Carroll

More information on these resources  here: >>>>>

 

Seasonal times of the year give the teacher an opportunity to use the season as a theme to teach many different aspects of the curriculum. The following season resources are available:

 

 

 

 

Blogs are fast becoming more important on the internet and there are a number of blogs concerned with the field of education. I've included a small list of educational blogs as well as blog with an interest in Special Educational Needs for people to browse through at their leisure. If you are aware of other educational blogs you think should be included on the list please e-mail me with information HERE

Visit these blogs here >>>

 

Visit the Seomra Ranga Blog here >>>>

 

Latest Blogs:

Special Education Law Blog
2c Worth
Gashed.net

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The links section of the website contains a comprehensive list of websites suitable for implementing the different aspects of the primary school curriculum. At the moment there are links to over 500 education related websites across all areas of the curriculum. The websites are just suggestions and teachers/schools should make their own judgements as to whether the sites are suitable for the children in their own classroom/school. Please let me know if there are links you think should be included on the site.

More information on these links here: >>>>>

 

Latest Links

Some of the latest links that have been added in different part of the website are:

Maths Worksheets & Games
Storynory - Audio Books

Jolly Phonics Presentations

New Zealand  Maths Curriculum

Numeracy Resources

Phingertip Fonics

Literacy Resources

 

 

 

Resources that I couldn't identify under a subject heading are contained in the miscellaneous section of the website. This section contains a range of different resources for the classroom including posters and signs for the classroom, quizzes, newsletters and handouts. This section also includes resources for the administration of standardised testing in the classroom as well as resources relating to ICT.

Miscellaneous resources:

here >>>>>

Signs & Posters: click here >>>>>

ICT Resources: click here >>>>>

Testing Resources: click here >>>>>

It was suggested that teachers could send in photos of their locality to use as a history/geography resource for comparative study of another town/city. I thought it was a great idea and a new photo section has been added.

To view  these photos click here: >>>>>

 

If people have any photos of their locality that they're willing to share, simply e-mail them to me as attachments with an explanation of each photo and I'll make them available.

To upload photos click here: >>>>>

 

 

 

 

On this website, you can choose to open or download a document. To open it simply click on the arrow next to the document. To download a document, right-click the arrow and select "Save Target as ..." and choose where to save the document to.

Word Document
PDF File
Publisher File
Powerpoint File
True Type Font File

All files are scanned for viruses prior to being uploaded onto this website. However, the web is a non-secure environment and you are encouraged to carry out your own virus check before opening any download.

Seomra Ranga will accept no liability for any loss or damage which may be caused by downloading  resources.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All of the resources on the website are free to download for the personal use of the individual teacher in the classroom. However, the resources are otherwise copyright and may not be used in any publication or on any other website without the express permission of Seomra Ranga.com. Resources donated to the web site remain the copyright of the donor.

See Seomra Ranga Copyright notice

Keep an eye out for the bibliography in some sections of the website. This includes suggestions of books that I have found helpful in the classroom - poetry books, Christmas plays and resource books for teachers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have been involved in the Write - A - Book Project for many years and have delivered courses in connection with the project in Blackrock, West Dublin, Carrick-on-Shannon and Sligo Education Centres. It has been one of the most worthwhile projects that I have implemented in the classroom. I have gathered many resources in connection with the implementation of the project in the classroom and these are available for download on this website. Even if you do not participate in the project in your local Education Centre, the resources are appropriate for use in the teaching of creative writing in the classroom.

View these resources  here: >>>>>

Write - A - Book Website

I would appreciate if anyone would link back to this site from another site. Simply copy the logo on the left and apply the link to www.seomraranga.com or simply insert a text link.