Welcome to Seomra Ranga, the Hub for Primary School Resources. For the overseas visitors “Seomra Ranga” means “classroom” in the Irish language.
Seomra Ranga has been successfully providing tried and tested resources for primary school classrooms since 2007. Since that time, the site has gradually built up a strong following amongst educators as a repository of quality teacher-created resources. The resources on the site, which support all areas of the curriculum, are arranged in accordance with the curricular provisions of the Irish primary school….
Peg EU Flags 01
This peg-based resource is aimed at pupils in middle/senior classes who are doing a unit of work on the European Union. It aims to assist with learning the flags of the member countries of the EU. There are 28 different cards in the pack, four per A4 page. The resource requires a pupil to place a clothes peg on the correct flag of the country from the four options given.
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Book Review – Mimi the Dancing Bee
“Mimi the Dancing Bee” is a lovely story about a little bee trying to help her hive find a new home. She has a small voice and finds it hard to be heard so she communicates with dance instead. Mimi learns that being different is something to be proud of. read more…
EU Flags Mat
This SEE Geography resource is aimed at pupils in middle and senior classes who are doing a unit of work on the European Union. The focus of the resource is on the different flags of the members of the EU and it should assist pupils in learning the flags of the different countries.
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Book Review – Looking for Aurora
“Looking for Aurora” is about a fourteen year old influencer called Aurora Kutti, whose life seems like every teenager’s dream; her mom is her manager, her dad sets up photo shoots in their sitting room and her brother Dami, the most care-free member of the family, a gamer. Life couldn’t be better right? read more…
Book Review – A Friend for Tiny Ghost
This is a beautifully written story about a ghost,Tiny Ghost, who was very lonely and not seen by anyone. However, one day a lovely boy called Sam sees him and we follow their adventures together that day. It is a lovely story which my five and six year olds really liked. I think its appropriate for this age. read more…
Book Review – Skunk and Sniffy
Simple, relatable and beautifully executed, Skunk and Sniffy, written by Muireann Ní Chíobháin and illustrated by Paddy Donnelly, is a delightful tale of comfort lost and found. The story introduces little Skunk and his well-loved cuddly toy and comfort item, Sniffy. When Sniffy goes missing and isn’t in his usual hiding places, panic ensues. read more…
Book Review – The Little Lamb Who Led
My name is Catrine and I am in 3rd class. I read the book “The Little Lamb who Led” by Katie O Donoghue. The story happens one sunny morning on a farm near the mountains in Ireland. The main characters in the story are Little Lamb, Mummy Sheep, Hoppy Hare, Kerry Cow, Red Grouse, Great Goat and White Tailed Eagle. Little Lamb was separated from her Mummy and went up the mountain to go find her. read more…
Dingbats 05 (Powerpoint Version)
This PowerPoint resource is aimed at pupils in middle and senior classes. Dingbats are hugely popular with pupils and they can be used as a fun game/task to get pupils thinking. There are 60 different Dingbat slides in the resource for pupils to have fun with. Answers are included on each slide.
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