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Beidh mé ag cur le seo gach lá. Má tá aon moltaí, seol chugam iad ar Twitter (Any recommendations, get in touch on Twitter!) @RangOrlaith

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Breac síos an aims i do cheantar.

Focail nua: taise, ceo uisce, gaoth aniar, gaoth anoir, clocha sneachta, toirneach agus tintreach, scamaill,

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An féidir leat Craobh Ghinealaigh a chruthú bunaithe ar do chlann? Déan liosta de do dheirfiúracha, deartháireacha, tuismitheoirí, aintín, uncail, mamó, daideo.

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Will post a 'how to' on each separately.
1. Scrúdú soilire - conas a ólann plandaí. Celery test - how plants drink.
2. Glacaire feithidí Mini beast catcher
3. Imscrúdú ar phlandaí agus solas Testing light and plants
4. Ag baint chlorophyll Extracting chlorophyll (good fun!)
5. Ag triomú duilleog Drying leaves

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6. Ag priontáil le duilleoga Leaf printing
7. Conas aois an cranny a thomhas
How to measure the age of a tree
8. Conas airde an chrainn a thomhas Find the height of a tree
9. Ceol crann Tree music
10. Imscrúdú feithidí Exploring mini beasts
https://woodlandtrust.org.uk

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1. Scrúdú soilire - conas a ólann plandaí. Celery test - how plants drink. 

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1. Scrúdú soilire - conas a ólann plandaí. Celery test - how plants drink. 

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This experiment is usually done with celery but you an get creative and use flowers from the garden either if you can't get your hands on celery.

https://www.sfi.ie/site-files/primary-science/media/pdfs/col/sci_at_home_how_plants_drink.pdf

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Great fun and is a one that can be repeated somewhere else in your garden/park.

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Given the time of the year, shops are fairly well stocked in seeds. A lovely activity to do at home and children can record daily what growth they see. No plant pots? No worry - use yoghurt pots or empty milk cartons.

For older children, you can introduce the concept of 'fair testing'. This involves planting the seeds and removing different elements from each pot (light or water) to explore how that impacts on a seeds growth.

Here is a link to a great worksheet with all the steps included from SFI

https://www.sfi.ie/engagement/discover-primary-science-and-maths/discover-centres/resources/energy-forces-resources/learn-how-seeds-grow.pdf

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4. Ag baint chlorophyll/Removing chorophyll

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4. Ag baint chlorophyll/Removing chorophyll

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6. Ag priontáil le duilleoga Leaf printing

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6. Ag priontáil le duilleoga Leaf printing

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Tá an-spraoi le duilleoga agus ealaín. Bailligh na duilleoga, troimigh iad, agus ansin paint!

https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/blog/2019/09/autumn-leaf-crafts/

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STEAM: Ag dearadh agus ag déanamh/Designing and making 

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STEAM: Ag dearadh agus ag déanamh/Designing and making 

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The Primary Science Curriculum enables children to explore the concept of designing and making using different materials.

Parasúit Parachute

Teaching points:
- does design affect how the parachute works?
- do different materials affect how the parachute works?
- what design aspects can be changed to change  the outcome of how the parachute works?
- what happens when a parachute is launched at different heights?

https://www.teachengineering.org/activities/view/design_a_parachute

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Get outside and get exploring. What are the signs of spring for you?
Lus an Chromchinn Daffodils
Tiúilip
Tulips
Feileastram
Iris
Féar
Grass
Baclóga
Buds

Nature Detectives has a great scavenger list to follow on a nature walk outside.
https://naturedetectives.woodlandtrust.org.uk/naturedetectives/activities/2016/03/spring-hunt/