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This is our LAST DAY of Home-schooling !
Hooray!
We can't wait to see you all next week (Fingers crossed).
All of the teachers will be like:

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         NO NEED TO UPLOAD WORK TO SEESAW TODAY (Friday)!        

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         NO NEED TO UPLOAD WORK TO SEESAW TODAY (Friday)!        

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We have a nice easy day planned for today, Friday!
As it's our last day of home learning, you don't have to upload your work to Seesaw today.
Just bring in all your copies and books on Monday and I can see your work then.
Woohoo!  Have a great day and an even better weekend.
See you Monday!

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 Mr. Kinsella's 4th Class      8th - 12th March 2021                  

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Good morning boys and girls!  Did you all have a nice weekend?

So we start into our very last week of Home-Schooling!  Can you believe it? It's almost a year since we first closed the school on March 12th 2020.
So much has happened since then and I am so excited to get back to the classroom next week.  We're going to have a brilliant time, and I can't wait to see you all.

Let's have a ZOOM call this week!  How about on  Thursday 11th March at 11am?  We can have a nice wee chat and get ourselves sorted for the return to school next Monday.  I really hope everybody can make it!  Here's the link:
https://zoom.us/j/94192233405?pwd=NXkvaUNzRFN1NVhOMlpuSTZhQmcvUT09

Passcode: 489675

For the last time, I've put up some work for you in the panels opposite.  Give some of the activities a go, if you can.  I'm looking forward to seeing how you all get on.  Let's give it a great effort for the last week.

I'm on Seesaw if you need me. Or you can email me skinsella@scoiliosagain.ie.  And remember, we'll be back to the classroom very soon!!!
Talk soon,
Mr. Kinsella

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1.       Spellbound: Week 22 page 46.

Try to read all of the words.  I think it’s a nice easy pattern for most of this week: “ing”.

Practise Block 77 in your English copy  (Look / Say / Cover / write / Check).  Then try Exercises 1 and 2 on page 44.  Great job!

2.       Creative Writing!

Today guys, we’re going to try a great writing strategy called “Show – Don’t Tell”.

When you’re writing, it can be a bit boring to tell the reader everything about your character. Try to give them clues instead.

So instead of telling the reader Mary is a witch, show them instead: Mary wore a tall, pointed black hat and expertly carried a dusty broom under her left arm.

Have a look at this video for more examples:

Creative Writing: Show, Don't Tell

Now, choose two of these topics and write by showing, not telling.  Use LOADS of adjectives.

a)       Describe an injured puppy.

b)      Describe a flying superhero.

c)       Describe a beautiful sunset.

d)      Describe a horrible car accident.

e)      Describe a boy feeling anxious.

3.       Maths: Revision Week!

Before we get back to school, I’d like us to revise what we’ve already learned.

Today, I’d like you to try Planet Maths, page 78.

Mental Maths Test A.

I know you won’t cheat, but I’ve uploaded the answers here!  Check how many you get correct out of 15.  Good luck!

Page 78 Test A Answers

4.       Tables: Division.

We’re almost done with our Division Tables.  Hooray!

Today, we’ll be revising our ÷ 7 tables.  Can you write out the list in your copy?  Don’t forget to put the bigger number first in the tables! Here they are for you to copy:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/17R4wQScKNMpUUQKr6T1Y1GxK3lODvHVA/view?usp=sharing

5.       History: St. Patrick’s

Take a look at this Powerpoint presentation about St. Patrick and his special feast day on 17th March.

St. Patrick's Day

Now I’d like you to write 10 sentences now as a fact-file about Ireland’s Patron Saint!

Maith sibh!

6.       SPHE: Cool Down.

After all that hard work, it’s time to take a time out and help ourselves to feel confident, string and Victorious!

Try this short exercise.

Enjoy!

I am strong and confident!

7.       Gratitude Journal.

Please fill in your Gratitude journal for today!

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.1.       Spellbound: Week 22, page 78.

Today let’s try Block 78 (Look / Say / Cover / write / Check) in your copy.  Look at the double letters in each word.

Then try Exercise 3 and 4 on pages 46/7.  Well done.

2.       Free Reading!

Like last week, you can choose your own reading material today.  Please spend 20 minutes a day reading.  When you’re done, log what you have read in your “Reading Log” and try to summarise / tell someone in your family what your reading was about.  Enjoy!

3.       Reading and Response: Short Story

Today we’re going to have a look at a short story called “My Secret Bully” by an author called Tracy Ludiwg.

You can read the story on page 48 of your Wordwise 4.  Read it a couple of times.  Do you understand it?  Would you be able to summarise it out loud for a friend?

If so, I’d like you to try Activity A on page 49 in your copy.  Try to answer as many as you can.  Write FULL ANSWERS please!  Thank you.

4.       Maths: Revision.

How did you get on with yesterday’s test?

Today, I’d like you to try part B on page 78.  Gove it you best shot.  You can mark your answers then by clicking here:

Answers Part B, page 78.  Planet Maths

Good luck everybody!

5.       Maths: Tables

Let’s practise our ÷7 Tables from yesterday out loud.  Test yourself with this game:

Game Division 7 Tables

6.       Gaeilge: Reading

Today, I’d like us to try these reading games, as Gaeilge.  Click on the links below.  You will be given some sentences to read and then you have to re-arrange them in the correct order.

Good luck!

Cluiche 1: An Aimsir

Cluiche 2: Éadaí

Cluiche 3: Bia

Maith sibh!

7.       Science: Electrical Conductors and Insulators.

Today guys, let’s learn about items that allow electricity to pass through them (‘Conductors’) or don’t let electricity through them (‘Insulators’).

Many metals are conductors.

Some other materials like paper, wood and rubber don’t allow electricity to flow through.  These are called electrical insulators.

Have a look at this short activity telling the difference between the two.  Remember, a conductor can complete a circuit, while an insulator will break a circuit.

Have a go at the fun quiz at the end too!

Electrical Conductors and Insulators

8.       Gratitude Journal.

Please fill in your Gratitude journal for today!

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1.       Spellbound: Week 22.

Today, let’s practise Block 79 (Look / Say / Cover / write / Check).  Notice how you dop the ‘e’ at the end of the word when you add ‘ing’.  So for example, ‘make’ changes to ‘making’.

Then try Exercise 5 and 6 on page 47.  You’re all done!

2.       Free Reading!

Like usual, you can choose your own reading material today.  Please spend 20 minutes a day reading.  When you’re done, log what you have read in your “Reading Log” and try to summarise / tell someone in your family what your reading was about.  Enjoy!

3.       Maths: Revision

I hope you’re feeling OK about these challenge tests.  You’re all doing so well.  Just give it your best shot.

Today, I’d like you to try part C on page 79.  You can mark your answers then by clicking here:

Activity C Page 79 Planet Maths

4.       Maths: Tables

Today, we’ve come to the final list of Division tables.

Let’s try the ÷ 12 Tables.  Can you write out the list in your Maths copy?  Don’t forget to write the larger number first in the number sentence.   Here it is for you to copy:

Tables List Divide by 12

5.       Handwriting.

As usual on a Wednesday, let’s do some lovely handwriting practice today!  Open pages 30 and 31 and get cracking!  Keep it as neat as possible and be careful with the joins.  Well done.

6.       Gaeilge: Seachtain na Gaeilge

Let’s practise our Gaeilge songs in time for “Seachtain na Gaeilge” in school next week.

Play the videos and join in. I’m sure you remember all the words from last year!  Enjoy, and I hope I’ll be able to hear you all from my house!

1. Óró Mo Bháidín

2. An bhfaca tú mo Sheamuisín?

3. Amhrán na bhFiann (The Irish National Anthem)

7.       English: Vocabulary Development.

Let’s have a wee look at page 49 in our Wordwise 4 book.

Yesterday we read the story “My Secret Bully”.  Now we are going to have a look at Part C at the bottom of page 49, and study some Synonyms – words which mean the same thing.

Read the words, and then try to pick out the Synonyms in the brackets.  Write the lists (parts 1-10) into your English copies.    Well done everybody.

8.       Gratitude Journal.

Please fill in your Gratitude journal for today! Great job.

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***  Don’t forget our ZOOM CALL TODAY AT 11am.  Have your Planet Maths, a paper and pencil close by.  I  can’t wait to see everyone!

Here’s the link:

https://zoom.us/j/94192233405?pwd=NXkvaUNzRFN1NVhOMlpuSTZhQmcvUT09

Passcode: 489675

1.       Spellbound: Week 22

Try Block 80 in your English copy.  (Look / Say / Cover / write / Check).   Be careful – there are some difficult words today.

Spend some time revising for tomorrow’s test! Maybe ask an adult to test you.  Good luck!

2.       Free Reading!

Like usual, you can choose your own reading material today.  Please spend 20 minutes a day reading.  When you’re done, log what you have read in your “Reading Log” and try to summarise / tell someone in your family what your reading was about.  Enjoy!

3.       Maths: Tables.

Let’s practise our ÷ 12 tables out loud.  Ask an adult to test you or try this game:

Game Divide by 12 Tables

4.       Art / Gaeilge

As part of our celebrations next week for “Seachtain na Gaeilge”, Mrs Magee has asked 4th Class to design a poster for the phrase “ar mhuin na muice”.  In English this is “on the pig’s back”.  It means that everything is going really well.  So for example:

Woohoo!  I won €100, I’m on the pig’s back.  Tá mé ar mhuin na muice.

We got no homework tonight. We are on the pig’s back!  Tá muid ar mhuin na muice.

Today, I’d like you to prepare a draft image of your poster.  What are you going to show? How are you going to show it: drawing, painting, crayons, pastels?  How are you going to make the text “Ar mhuin na muice” stand out on the page?  What colours are you going to use?

Then in school next week, I’ll give you a large A3 page and materials and you can complete your poster.  I can’t wait to see your ideas.

*REMEMBER: You only have to come up with an idea and a quick plan today.

5.       English Grammar:

For our final written activity today, let’s got to page 50 in our Wordwise 4.  Let’s have a go at part B: Prepositions.  These are words which describe the location of an object: beside, under, at, below, over etc.

Please try sentences 1 – 10 in your English copy in your best handwriting.  Full sentences please and don’t forget to rule and title your page.

Well done guys!

6.       PE

It’s our last Virtual PE lesson!!!

Have you ever tried a PE lesson with somebody dressed as Mr. Wonka from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"? No, me neither!  But let’s give this great workout a go with Joe Wicks.  Woohoo!
PE with Joe Wicks!

7.       Gratitude Journal.

Please fill in your Gratitude journal for today! You're all done.  Now go and relax.

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A nice short day of work today!

1.       Spellbound: Week 22.

Test time!  Have a wee look over this week’s words on page 42.

Ask an adult to give you a test on all 20 words from this week, in your English copy.  Good luck!  What is your target, before you start?

2.       Tables Practise!

As usual, for our Tables practice today, let’s have a go at this mutiplication game.  You are given the answer and you have to work out the sum. Good luck guys!

Times Tables Game

Here’s the usual Flash game if you prefer.

https://www.transum.org/Software/SW/Flash_Tables/

3.       Maths: Maths challenge Book.

Try test 32 in your Maths copy.  Best of luck guys!  What’s your target, before you begin?

4.        SPHE:  Balloon Meditation.

To end the week, let’s have another go at this excellent Guided Meditation.

Enjoy everybody!

Peace Out: Balloon Meditation

5.       Gratitude Journal.

Please fill in your Gratitude journal for today!

Have a great weekend everybody!  Well done on all your amazing work this week!

See you on Monday!!!!

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Hi everyone!
For those of you who couldn't make the Zoom call, here's a quick video of what we covered.
Try to carry on with Wednesday's work after watching it!  Good luck.  Please let me know if you need help.

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This is the game we play on the Whiteboard in class.  I LOVE it!!
Have a go! Maybe challenge Mammy or Daddy to a round!

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This is a visual aid designed to be projected onto a whiteboard for whole class times tables recall practice.

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Here's a fantastic PE padlet put together by Mrs Maria Doherty, with some great ideas for PE at home. There are dance activities, yoga, skills challenges and lots more.  Enjoy!

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This answer book for Spellbound 4 may be of some benefit to you. The children are familiar with correcting this when the answers are called out.

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So guys, if you're finished early / bored / want to try something different, why not have a look at this website below.

It is recommended by teachers and compiled by Scoilnet.

I thought it was great idea to have all websites in one location and grouped by subject for easy access.

https://www.scoilnet.ie/remotelearning/recommendations/?fbclid=IwAR1gqBWAxNyQyj5wR_DrJ5yvv0I90xEIQzp_p6802o3IAllVK0JeRGSAy_g

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> Remote Learning Primary Resources

So many teachers and organisations are supporting one another online through sharing their recommendations and opening access to their resources during the school closure period. This support has been greatly appreciated by all in education.

The Scoilnet in-house team has compiled a list to highlight recommendations made by teachers during the school closures. The recommendations below are general in nature to the entire subject - the original resources uploaded by teachers to Scoilnet are located through the above drop-down menu and are more specific to a learning area. If teachers have more recommendations, we would also love to see these uploaded to the Scoilnet portal using their Scoilnet Account.

> Tune in to...

Home School Hub is back to help keep everyone busy and engaged with learning over the new lockdown. It will air every weekday, for two hours from 10am on RTÉ2 starting this Monday, 11 January.

Tá TG4 chun sraith nua de Cúla4 ar Scoil a chraoladh ón Luan 18 Eanáir 2021 de bharr cinneadh an Rialtais go bhfanfaidh gach bunscoil dúnta go dtí deireadh Mí Eanáir faoi shrianta Covid-19. Craolfar an tsraith ón Luan go Déardaoin ag 10am agus beidh athchraoladh den chlár gach lá ag 4pm. Is féidir breathnú ar na cláracha ar cula4.com nó ar TG4.ie agus tá ceachtanna ar fáil ar youtube Cúla4.
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Why not try to do some things from this great list? How about ticking off even 10 items!

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Try this fun online game for telling the time!

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Read the time on an analogue clock. Lots of choice over levels, including: reading time to the nearest hour, half hour, quarter hour, five minutes or minute. Options include using a 24 hour clock and seeing how many correct answers you can get in a given time.

This new version will work on any tablet or computer.
For more measuring and time resources click here.
Scan to open this game on a mobile device. Right-click to copy and paste it onto a homework sheet.

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How about this for a fantastic poem to help us get through current events?  Wow!  It's great.

Can you write a poem about your experiences at home?

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Boys and girls, I'm delighted to let you know that Sandra and Louise's Resilience Programme is still available for us to use. This will take the form of a padlet for each for our class groups.  just click on the image below for the 4th Class content.

This programme is ready to go.

Many thank to the ladies for all the hard work.  They have come up with some excellent yet easy-to-use resources.

I would ask 4th Class to give these activities a go each week!  Enjoy

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Don't forget to try out the fantastic ideas below from the excellent MindUp programme.

We have used them at school and now you can use them at home to help you to relax, and be more mindful!

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As a mindful organization, we have been monitoring and keeping informed about the coronavirus. The safety of our children, educators, parents, and communities is of the utmost priority to us. Given all these critical factors, we have decided to cancel all trainings until further notice.

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This is another source for cool reading material. All free, and all very interetsing! Enjoy girls and boys.

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Here's a great free resource if you're looking for some free, cool new reading material. Type 'Learning to read' in the search bar. There are  a number of books at different levels that will be suitable to enjoy at home.

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Instantly access over 40,000 of the best books & videos for kids on Epic

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It's so important that we try to keep active during our time at home.

Why not have a look at one of these dance routines and try it out? They're great fun! I can't wait to see them when we get back to school!

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Primary resources, homework help and online games - BBC Bitesize

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Learn with Bitesize’s primary resources. Explore English and maths games and get homework help. Discover activities for all KS1 and KS2 topics.

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Book Creator - Love Learning - Book Creator app

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In The Spotlight

Popular Home Activities

Beyond the Classroom

The PDST Primary PE team will release new videos and activities each week for pupils to practice their fundamental movement skills at home.

Daily Maths

The PDST Maths team is uploading daily resource banks for Post-Primary students. A different maths topic is covered each day during the school closure period.

Britannica LaunchPacks

Britannica has kindly offered FREE access to their Science and Humanities LaunchPacks. Access is available to all Scoilnet users during the school closure period.

All students in the Republic of Ireland have open and free home access to World Book Online. World Book is a trusted encyclopedia containing thousands of informational articles with stunning illustrations, videos, interactive maps, research help, and activities. During the duration of school closures, World Book Online has kindly made available a collection of all their eBooks. There are about 700 proprietary World Book titles for ages 4-18 and over 2,500 Project Gutenberg titles.
* A guide to using World Book Online as a distance learning resource is available here.

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Create more stimulating lessons with interactive and engaging tools.

25 - 31 May: TV programmes with a learning focus

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Free online courses for teachers with a focus on integrating digital technology in teaching, learning and assessment.
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Let's keep active while we're at home!
There are loads of short exercise videos available. The Body Coach (Joe Wicks) will be hosting live daily exercise workouts at 9am.

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Creative and rewarding computer coding.
(Will not work on iPads but Scratch Jr will!)

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It's a real pity that we didn't get to go on a School Tour this year, but we can all go on a Virtual one together.

Have a look at the following fascinating places, where Virtual online tours have been arranged.  They are brilliant!  Pick your favourite and let me know what you thought of it.  Who knows, maybe we can go there for real next year!

Dublin Zoo: https://www.dublinzoo.ie/animals/animal-webcams/

Animal Farm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hg2ZX0PF-jI

African Safari: https://wildearth.tv/kids/

Aquarium of the Pacific: http://www.aquariumofpacific.org/exhibits/webcams

Monterey Bay Aquarium: https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-cams

National Gallery of Ireland: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/virtual-tour

Áras an Uachtaráin: https://president.ie/en/explore-visit/interactive-tour

Natural History Museum Dublin: https://www.cliste.ie/natural-history-museum-virtual-tour/

Dublin Rising 1916-2016: https://dublinrising.withgoogle.com/welcome/

Harry Potter Tour: https://youtu.be/9gxVWPvfyLE

Le Louvre: https://www.louvre.fr/en/visites-en-ligne

The American Museum of Natural History: https://www.amnh.org/

National Air and Space Museum Washington D.C: https://airandspace.si.edu/sites/default/files/images/panoramas/files/360/exhibit/museum-dc/museum-dc-2018-vr.html

Tayto Park: https://youtu.be/4mkR5X7QJ-0 or https://youtu.be/6UQmS5dHb6U

Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway railway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ0XHx_Q2hE&feature=emb_logo

Pirates of the Caribbean https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgUvhnA3y8c&feature=emb_logo

Escape Room Challenge:

Junior Infants-1st class:

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe1xF-PUPOxGO0loMSoBkwXeHQUPsep9_EwWA7SP9YwaIs3Lg/formResponse

Cinderella

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfX4nFPt04K7ePZYESFABj6FJ9gs7TQIF0ubEKU3s5LqlAXOA/viewform

Pokemon

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnT1OHSZasKXMPluquqFVoxtrD7M41Yq1tGENQQGNZQ_c87Q/viewform?fbclid=IwAR1S44WJPkrReU3Mma-lKTZxUwvCaPCeoA9y_gO1UEyPKpRTmv3OmbzUklg

Pete the Cat and the birthday party mystery

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLUD7mHmjTkC-W50u9hC3LGPFURjZSdMRjqnCc77ch3xzy1Q/viewform

Dog Man

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdvvgOhiVwRzXSxHuHlEzfGEUPQaABbgpL6JLPHn8A93ThWpw/viewform?fbzx=-5350833537370311211&fbclid=IwAR3S--qx37Y5F6QMMhIENpoxibEuhC9OG0EEL7t_n2HBomXTTS0GCFPLdc8

2nd-4th class:

Alice in Wonderland

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc4-g_PdCdGnThONdtmbQZdfIG1tfy_L2PedFrN-uCnN5nDlg/viewform?fbclid=IwAR0ifgUgKKMfzcvD9d-HUi4RpQLiNHfDPO99DQI2YS3TSnWio6LZgqgBkuU

Oscar’s stolen Oscar

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdF9ApW9dkpyD7qPNi8zFyO47U66Rkyd0oWJ0OIXdN3P2QL5A/viewform?fbclid=IwAR23mReG-u_SB4JXDMV55YygPaA-uwi6gkK0TpWBFQefIJv9auRRmg3ppos&fbzx=-6263461209138682576

Minecraft

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfKkueafhM5Glhz2MesjhWtnrGrvP24BqaX8ijUM1IGln_xMQ/viewform

Harry Potter

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflNxNM0jzbZJjUqOcXkwhGTfii4CM_CA3kCxImbY8c3AABEA/viewform?fbclid=IwAR3wMMa5PwPM_eoXaDVipqrwSC194-eVq3m5oleIbo_wJapQRMLoI59VHdQ

Save the sports team

https://mamateaches.com/sports-math-digital-escape-room/

5th-6th class:

Going to the movies

https://sites.google.com/watertowncsd.org/going-to-the-movies-digital-br/home

Bank Heist

https://expeditionescapevirtualgames.webflow.io/bank-heist

Ancient Egypt Tomb Challenge

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGtJl5syXL_24frVaMks-PxdimeTxS_lNFFb_BgXSmawX-gg/formResponse

(Answer key/guide for Space Explorer: https://www.cc-pl.org/digital-escape-rooms)

Smithsonian Field Trip

https://theescapegame.com/teg-field-trips/smithsonian-1-1/

Space Explorer

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDmYfaut6zbQDpJDkfX8edxMOiFoon0QRASoxTZwPGUtHu9w/viewform

(Answer key/guide for Space Explorer: https://www.cc-pl.org/digital-escape-rooms)

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Have a look and then try some of the questions in the next box in your copies.

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Swiggle is a friendly search engine for kids aimed at Key Stage 2. With educational search results, Swiggle is fun and simple for children to use when learning to search the internet. There are also tools and information on how to stay safe online.

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Have a look at this excellent Wellbeing 30-Day Challenge poster.    See if you can achieve the Goal every day.
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Attached is a word document containing a list of websites that may be of use to you.

(I have also created direct links from this page to some websites).

Click on the image below to download the document.