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RTÉ Home School Hub : Education material from RTÉ for primary schools

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A lesson focused on the use of a poster.
To teach different questions.
Hang this poster up, ask them to refer to it throughout future lessons.
“Remember our poster”
“Can you use our poster to help you ask a question.”

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Have they reached the learning goals of last lesson ?

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What do we know, what can we learn,
What themes can we see?
Let’s rewrite. Imagine, your character is a villain. What is the plot twist? How would you describe your character now?
What are the differences? What were the real motives and reasons behind their actions? Character profile.

What’s the happy ever afer?

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A starry night / leaving art open to interpretation

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A starry night / leaving art open to interpretation

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I would like you to incorporate shape and the sky.
The shape you are going to use is a circle and the pattern you are going to use is a swirl. I would like you to use these to create a piece that you would name “a starry night”
Have children show their piece,
And at the END of the lesson, present them with Van Goghs work.

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Bookmark template in their books.

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Use of shoebox to create a culture of asking questions. 

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Use of shoebox to create a culture of asking questions. 

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Promotes Gaeilge conversation, as a class come up with different conversational questions that you can ask in a lesson, no matter the topic. Write these questions down and practise them. Put them into a shoe box and the children can pick out a note with the question at the start of the lesson.

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peel bananas, peel peel bananas

Chop bananas

Smush bananas

Go bananans

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infants

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Something fun and interesting for the classroom is pushing against conventions and not teaching the way the children expect to be taught. Acting silly engages the children to another degree. Simply acting like someone else “someone funny” or “someone silly” is hard for the children to even process because they’re so used to you in “teacher mode”.
Act completely different, as long as you have reminded the class to always treat “classroom guest's” with respect, and then come in and allow them to ask as many questions as they want.
For example/ a character in a book or movie the class is learning about.
A fun question and answer activity.
AOF : what info have they retained that is informing their questioning

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Stop throughout key moments and ask the children to draw that they are visualizing in their head.

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Wednesday - catch me up so far.
Thursday - hand
Friday - mountain

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Talk – Mark

Discuss these questions with your partner:

1. What do you think will happen in the next chapter?

2. If you were the character, what would you do in their current situation?

3. What part of this segment did you like? Is there anything you did not like?

4. What has happened in the segment you have just read, and why is it important to the whole story?

5. Read through the notes on your post its. Why do write that down?

Discuss these questions with your group:

1. What words will you add to your vocabulary bank?

2. Can you connect anything that happened in this last segment to something that has happened in your life?

3. What new information have you learned from this segment?

4. Imagine one of you is the main character. What questions would you ask your friends? What advise will they give to you?

5. Swap post its. What is one thing another person wrote that you did not?

Classroom Discussion:

1. Our new words.

2. What reading technique have we just worked on?

3. What was difficult about it?

4. Why do you think it is important to use this reading technique?

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Words of the Day and other teaching resources to learn vocabulary with The New York Times

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Edco publish primary and post primary/secondary textbooks, programmes, teacher's resources, e-books, revision books, exam papers and ancillary materials that comprehensively cover the Irish Curriculum. We also provide teachers with a range of advanced digital resources to assist them in their teaching objectives resulting in strong learning outcomes for their students and pupils.

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Grow in Love is a religious education series from Veritas. It is a colourful and fun way for children and families to learn about faith, both in school and at home. The series is specifically written for use in Irish schools and is fully approved by the Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference.

Bring Flowers of the Rarest

May, the Month of Mary

During the month of May, we focus on the person of Mary, the Mother of Jesus.
Let us continue to pray with and to Mary that we may be attentive to the word of God.

Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent.

Let us hold each other in prayer as begin this journey together.

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This November we remember especially all those who have lost their lives during this pandemic all over the world.

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CJFallon username: mielibrary & password: mielibrary

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Veritas - go to www.growinlove.ie.
Email Address: veritas6@veritas.ie
Password: growinlove2023 (all lower case and all one word)

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Email Address: veritas6@veritas.ie
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KS2 (Y5/6) Tag Rugby - Primary PE Planning

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Staff Room | PE Lesson Plans & Activities From PE Planning

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PE Lesson Plans: Visit the Staff Room to manage your lesson plans and resources, as well as access additional plans and content.

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Third Level Essay Competition (Comórtas Aistí Néill Uí Dhónaill)

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Tá raon áiseanna agus gníomhaíochtaí digiteacha ar fáil ar an suíomh seo atá bunaithe ar a bhfuil ar fáil cheana sa chlár clóite agus ar forbairt iad ar ghnéithe ar leith den chlár sin.

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Tá raon áiseanna agus gníomhaíochtaí digiteacha ar fáil ar an suíomh seo atá bunaithe ar a bhfuil ar fáil cheana sa chlár clóite agus ar forbairt iad ar ghnéithe ar leith den chlár sin. Cruthaíodh an t-ábhar spreagúil seo chun cur ar chumas páistí forbairt a dhéanamh ar na scileanna teanga atá foghlamtha acu.

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The Artist Who Dared to Paint Ireland’s Great Famine (Published 2016)

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An exhibition at Ireland’s Great Hunger Museum in Connecticut resurrects the audacious career of Daniel Macdonald.

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The Essential Principles of Climate Literacy

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Climate and energy are complex topics. There are many ways to approach climate and energy depending on the grade level, course topics and instructional method.

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The Essential Principles of Climate Literacy

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Here are some things you should consider including in your report:
What does your animal look like?
To what other species is it related?
How does it move?
Where does it live?
What does it eat?
What are its predators?
How long does it live?
Is it endangered?
Why do you find it interesting?

SEPARATE FACT FROM FICTION:
Your animal may have been featured in a movie or in myths and legends. Compare and contrast how the animal has been portrayed with how it behaves in reality. For example, penguins can't dance the way they do in Happy Feet.

PROOFREAD AND REVISE:
As with any essay, when you're finished, check for misspellings, grammatical mistakes, and punctuation errors. It often helps to have someone else proofread your work, too, as he or she may catch things you have missed. Also, look for ways to make your sentences and paragraphs even better. Add more descriptive language, choosing just the right verbs, adverbs, and adjectives to make your writing come alive.

BE CREATIVE:
Use visual aids to make your report come to life. Include an animal photo file with interesting images found in magazines or printed from websites. Or draw your own! You can also build a miniature animal habitat diorama. Use creativity to help communicate your passion for the subject.

THE FINAL RESULT:
Put it all together in one final, polished draft. Make it neat and clean, and remember to cite your references.
Download the pdf.

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Your teacher wants a written report on the beluga whale. Not to worry. Use these organizational tools so you can stay afloat while writing a report.

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