Yes/No Game 02

Yes/No Game 02

This resource is aimed at pupils in younger classes or pupils with speech and language difficulties. It consists of 50 question cards where the answer is simply “Yes” or “No”. There are two large “Yes” and “No” circles that can be used to place the cards when answered...
Book Review: The Girl Who Thought in Pictures

Book Review: The Girl Who Thought in Pictures

“The Girl Who Thought in Pictures”, written by Julia Finley Mosca and illustrated by Daniel Rieley, is a picture book published in 2017 based on the story of Dr. Temple Grandin, known in equal measures as a world authority on animal welfare as well as...
Stay Safe Programme Rules

Stay Safe Programme Rules

The Stay Safe Programme is a personal safety education programme taught to all classes as part of the SPHE curriculum. It teaches pupils personal safety skills to help them to deal with unsafe situations that they may incur at some stage in their lives –...
Seachtain na Gaeilge 2018 – Comórtas Leabhar

Seachtain na Gaeilge 2018 – Comórtas Leabhar

Tá Seachtain na Gaeilge ar siúl i láthair na huaire agus tá imeachtaí éagsúla eagraithe i scoileanna agus ar fud na tíre. Anseo i HQ Seomra Ranga tá comórtas nua againn le haghaidh an seachtain speisialta seo. Is féidir leat leabhar as Gaeilge a bhuachan duit féin nó...
iMindMap Kids App

iMindMap Kids App

The iMindMap Kids app is a free iPad app that allows pupils to create their own Mind Maps. Mind maps are a great way for pupils to organise their thoughts, summarise a topic or plan a project. They are also a great aid for pupils who are strong visual learners. The...
Book Review: Where’s Larry?

Book Review: Where’s Larry?

This colouring book makes history and geography fun! I was always excited to find out what place Larry was going to next and where he would be hiding. I loved the way every place was Irish, and not some other place you have never heard of. When Larry is talking about...
Book Review: We’re Going to the Zoo

Book Review: We’re Going to the Zoo

Book Name – We’re Going to the Zoo by Sarah Bowie The Story – The Story is about two sisters going to the Zoo called Clara and Kitty. The little sister was drawing and the older sister was just taking pictures. The older sister wanted to draw when they saw the...
Cut the Buttons App

Cut the Buttons App

At its heart, the “Cut the Buttons” app is very simple. However, it’s this simplicity which has allowed it to be acknowledged by specialists as a great addition to fine motor skills training, especially for younger pupils or for pupils who find this...
Book Review – World Religions

Book Review – World Religions

‘World Religions’ is a non-fiction book written by Brian Doyle & illustrated by Derry Dillon. In this book Doyle covers six of the largest religions in the world; Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism. Each chapter looks in depth into each...
My First Classical Music App

My First Classical Music App

The “My First Classical Music” app comes from Naxos, the well-known brand specialising in classical music. Really good apps for the teaching of music can be hard to come by, but this one really fits the bill! In the app, the pupil can read about classical...
Book Review: Let’s Colour Ireland

Book Review: Let’s Colour Ireland

‘Let’s Colour Ireland’ is a non-fiction colouring book written and illustrated by Alan Nolan, published in 2018 by O’Brien Press. Each page of the book has an interesting colouring activity based on an Irish landmark along with some interesting information about it. I...
Prime Numbers

Prime Numbers

This PowerPoint resource contains information about Prime Numbers. It includes an explanation of what they are and what composite numbers are. It contains a way to show pupils how to discover Prime Numbers. It also includes information on Twin Primes, Triplet Primes,...
“Do” Questions

“Do” Questions

This resource contains a set of 50 questions beginning with “Do”. Its aim is to focus in on one particular type of question and to help pupils to construct appropriate sentences as answers. It could be used with pupils in junior and middle classes or with pupils with...