by admin | Dec 14, 2012 | Free
Powerpoint resource about famous Irish athletes who have competed in the history of the Olympics including Ronnie Delaney, Michael Carruth, Michelle Smith and Sonia O’ Sullivan. Source: Edel Horan (.ppt file 1.3MB) Download File
by admin | Dec 14, 2012 | Free
Powerpoint Presentation on two of Australia’s best known natural environments – the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Forest. Source: Edel Horan (.ppt file 2.20 MB) Download File
by admin | Dec 13, 2012 | Website
Seomra Ranga has won the prestigious Best Individual Blog at the 9th annual international Edublog Awards held online last night. It was a truly unexpected win as I had presumed that the might of the larger US and UK blogs would prevail. There were originally 139...
by admin | Dec 12, 2012 | Technology, Technology
This is the seventh of David Ganly’s ICT in the Classroom eBulletins. David teaches in Donabate Community College and he says that the eBulletin started off as an idea he had to engage and encourage teachers in his school to use ICT in the classroom. After putting the...
by admin | Dec 12, 2012 | Book Reviews
We really enjoyed this futuristic and funny book. It’s probably more suitable for boys than girls and those with an interest in space and science-fiction. The action is fast-paced and the illustrations really add to this. The plot is forever twisting but there’s lots...
by admin | Dec 12, 2012 | Free
This resource provides a chapter by chapter list of questions for the Anne Fine novel “Bill’s New Frock”. The novel tells the story of Bill Simpson who wakes up one morning to find that he’s a girl, and worse still, his mother makes him wear a frilly pink...
by admin | Dec 5, 2012 | 5th/6th, Dánta / Amhráin, Video
This is a lovely animated version of the traditional Irish song “Beidh Aonach Amárach” from the “Anam an Amhráin” programme on TG4. Lyrics appear on screen to follow along…. RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member? Log in...
by admin | Dec 5, 2012 | 5th/6th, Dánta / Amhráin, Video
This is a lovely animated version of the traditional Irish song “Bleán na Bó” from the “Anam an Amhráin” programme on TG4. Lyrics appear on screen to follow along…. RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member? Log in...
by admin | Dec 4, 2012 | 5th/6th, Dánta / Amhráin, Video
This is a lovely animated version of the traditional Irish song “Óró, Sé Do Bheatha ‘Bhaile” from the “Anam an Amhráin” programme on TG4. Lyrics appear on screen to follow along…. RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member? Log in...
by admin | Dec 4, 2012 | 5th/6th, Dánta / Amhráin, Video
This is a lovely animated version of the traditional Irish song “An Poc Ar Buille” from the “Anam an Amhráin” programme on TG4. Lyrics appear on screen to follow along…. RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member? Log in...
by admin | Dec 4, 2012 | 3rd/4th, 5th/6th, Dánta / Amhráin, Video
This is a lovely animated version of the traditional Irish song “Bean Pháidín” from the “Anam an Amhráin” programme on TG4…. RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member? Log in...
by admin | Dec 3, 2012 | Website
As you may know, Seomra Ranga is a finalist in the Edublog Awards in the “Best Individual Blog” category. It is up against some really big and well-known blogs from the US and the UK. As these awards are given on the basis of a public vote, I’d...
by admin | Dec 3, 2012 | Website
I was delighted this morning to find out that Seomra Ranga has been selected as a finalist in the international Edublog Awards in the Best Individual Blog category. The Edublog Awards were set up to promote and celebrate the value of blogs and social media in...
by admin | Dec 2, 2012 | Infants, Number, Powerpoint
Nice Powerpoint presentation to help infant pupils with learning the numbers 1-5. It is really an activity that integrates other curricular strands also: it can be used for learning numbers in maths, oral language in English and oral language in Gaeilge. Source: Fiona...
by admin | Dec 2, 2012 | Infants, Phonics, Powerpoint
This is a simple phonic lesson on a Powerpoint presentation to get younger pupils to identify the -at and -an sounds in the pictures on the slides. Source: Fiona Mahon (.ppt file 1.25MB) Download File… RegisterThis content is for members only Already a member?...
