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….
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Peg Days of the Week 02
This peg maths resource is aimed at pupils in infant/junior classes or SEN pupils. It’s focus is on the consolidation of the order of the days of the week. It consists of a fourteen question cards. The pupil looks at the days on the left of each card (or a teacher/SNA may read it to them) – one day is missing, identified by the question mark. There are three possible answers on the right of the card. The pupil then places a clothes peg on the day that they think is missing from the sequence on the left.
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Days of the Week
This resource consists of flashcards of the days of the week to help younger pupils learn the order of the days. They are colour coded to match the Peg Days of the Week resource.
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Volunteering With Global Schoolroom
Global Schoolroom is an NGO that currently runs teacher training programmes in a remote region in NE India with the aim of improving education standards through a mutually beneficial scheme. Global Schoolroom recruits Irish teachers on a voluntary basis from September until mid-November each year. Those applying commit to training one weekend a month from January until July, when they fly to India for a month. read more…
Hospital Matching 01
This resource is aimed at pupils in junior classes or SEN pupils with speech and language difficulties. It assumes an ability to read. The hospital vocabulary would also need to be taught in advance. Its aim is to assess whether pupils can match the hospital-related words with the appropriate images.
Laminate all of the pages in the resource. Cut up the images into 12 separate cards. Cut up the hospital words on page 3.
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Book Review: Conor’s Caveman
“Conor’s Caveman” is an enthralling book written by Alan Nolan. It is about a young boy named Conor who is part of a team of scouts. Every weekend the scouts go camping at different destinations. Conor is so shy it cripples him. Conor only has one friend called Charlie, who is the toughest girl he has ever seen.
One day the scouts are asked to go camping at Lough Dan, which is a mountain in Wexford. It is an extremely dark, damp, cool day but the scouts do not want to waste a single day and plan to go ahead with their trip. read more…
Hospital Bingo 01
Educational bingo games are a great way for pupils to learn so many different skills. They help with listening skills, visual discrimination, group work, turn taking and the reinforcement of the learning content of that particular bingo game.
This bingo game focuses on the theme of “The Hospital” and it features images like a syringe, stethoscope, drip, patient etc. It is aimed at a group of six pupils,
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Rounding Money
Today, October 28th, is Rounding Rollout Day. From this date, the total shop bill will be rounded either up or down to the nearest 5c. After a very positive pilot project in Wexford in 2013, rounding is now being rolled out nationwide. It is voluntary for both the customer and the retailer and pertains to cash transactions only.
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Rounding Money 100 Square
On the day on which rounding money comes into operation in Ireland, this resource may assist pupils in calculating whether to round up or round down. It consists of a colour-coded 100 square – one colour showing when to round down (1c, 2c, 6c, 7c); one colour showing when to round up (3c, 4c, 8c, 9c); and one colour showing the nearest 5c. It would also be good to be shown large on an IWB as a visual prompt when doing work on rounding.
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