Zombaí – Léirmheas
Sa scéal seo tá ceithre bleachtaire ag iarraidh fáil amach cén boladh atá i teach Tomáisín. Is iad Tomáisín, Brian , Síle agus Lakshmi na bleachtairí (beirt bhuachaill agus beirt chailín). Tá Brian ag iarraidh an cás a réiteach leis féin. Ach deireann na bleachtairí eile leis go bhfuil an ceathrar acu chun é a réiteach le chéile. Tar éis tamall ceapann siad gur Zombaí atá ann. An bhfuil an cheart acu?
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Guest Post – Using Tablets For Numeracy: Part 2
This is the second instalment of Joanne Gilmartin’s Guest Post on Using Tablets for Numeracy. In her first post she gave some examples of websites and apps that are useful for tackling various aspects/strands of the mathematics curriculum. In her first instalment, Joanne mentioned websites like Technology Made Easy (TME) and APPitic as well as apps including Splash Math, Motion Math and Place Value Chart. read more…
At The Hairdresser Group Names 02
This resource consists of group names when working on a hairdresser theme in the classroom. It may especially be useful if doing a hairdresser theme for Aistear work in junior classes. There are signs for six groups featuring a hairdryer border.
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At the Dentist Group Names 02
This resource consists of group names when working on a dentist theme in the classroom. It may especially be useful if doing a dentist theme for Aistear work in junior classes. There are signs for six groups featuring a tooth shape.
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Trócaire Lenten Resources 2014
Next Wednesday, March 5th marks the beginning of Lent 2014 and, as usual, the Trócaire charity has produced some great classroom resources to coincide with the season of Lent. “Make Every Drop Count” is the theme of the resources this year and there are separate resources for Primary pupils, Post-Primary pupils and resources as Gaeilge for Gaelscoileanna. read more…
Signs of Spring 2014 Twitter Project
It’s almost time again for our Signs of Spring Twitter project. This is our 3rd year of this event and it gives teachers and pupils a chance to look about and observe the signs of Spring in their environment. We already did a Signs of Autumn (#anfomhar) Twitter project earlier this year and classes seemed to really enjoy this. Hopefully, we can build on the success of previous projects and get even more schools and classes involved. read more…
Smarty Cat Games Competition
Smarty Cat Games is a Gaeilge resource which consists of ten games covering each of the ten themes of Curaclam na Gaeilge. Having previously developed a new Gaeilge resource – An Cat Cainteach (The Chatty Cat), Smarty Cat Games have now developed two new Gaeilge resources: Cé Mhéad Cat? (Past/Present tense irregular verbs) and Cé Mhéad Cat? (Past/Future tense irregular verbs) read more…
Guest Post – Using Tablets For Numeracy: Part 1
Recently I delivered a course to a group of both Primary and Secondary School Teachers on Using Tablets for Numeracy. I am working as a Numeracy Tutor with the PDST and a large part of my post is delivering courses to teachers on all aspects of Numeracy from Mental Maths to Problem Solving. The course seemed like the perfect opportunity to familiarise myself with the myriad of apps, online tools and teaching approaches schools are using when teaching with an iPad. read more…
At the Hairdresser Group Names 01
This resource consists of group names when working on a hairdresser theme in the classroom. It may especially be useful if doing a hairdresser theme for Aistear work in junior classes. There are signs for six groups featuring a hairdryer border.
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At The Dentist Group Names 01
This resource consists of group names when working on a dentist theme in the classroom. It may especially be useful if doing a dentist theme for Aistear work in junior classes. There are signs for six groups featuring a tooth shape.
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