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Elevenses with The World of David Walliams

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Upper Key Stage Two KS2 Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Teacher's Pet " Upper Key Stage Two KS2 Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Lower Key Stage Two KS2 Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Teacher's Pet " Lower Key Stage Two KS2 Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Key Stage One KS1 Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Early Years EYFS Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Teacher's Pet " Early Years EYFS Home Learning Resource Pack 1

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Físeáin déanta ag Gaeilge Mhaigh Cuilinn, Co na Gaillimhe

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At Home Reading Resources for 3rd to 6th Class

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At Home Reading Resources for 3rd to 6th Class

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Looking for some NO PREP Spelling Pages you can use with ANY word list? Look no further!

Find more spelling printables HERE or read some At-Home Spelling Help & Tips.

*The FREE printable pack can be found at the END of this post. Click on the teal download button.

NO PREP Spelling Pages for ANY Word List

Do you love NO PREP activities? I certainly do! I'm in my tenth year of homeschooling with my four kiddos, and I can tell you that no prep is one of my favorite kinds of activities. NO PREP is what you'll find with this spelling pages pack.

Once you know the spelling words you want your child to work on, these pages are EASY PEASY.
Need Spelling Words? 8 Different NO PREP Spelling Pages are included:

1. Spiral Spelling Page with space for 10 words each

2. Spelling Photos - learners write their spelling word as the caption of the photo, then draw a picture to illustrate the word

3. Magic Spelling - learners use white crayon to "secretly" write each word and washable marker to color over the word

4. Spell it 3 Ways - two pages are included

5. Spelling Steps - writing the letters of the words in order

6. Copy, Cover, Spell - encourages kids to spell the word from memory

7. Spell & Play Cards - use for a variety of games or activities, suggestions are offered in the pack

8. Spell It Out Loud Game Board - have fun using different voices and activities to spell the word

Always be sure to SHOW your spellers how to use any pages you want them to use BEFORE you hand it over to them. This cuts down on their frustration AND on yours. 🙂

Need Help for Teaching Kids Spelling?

Enjoy teaching spelling!
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NO PREP Spelling Pages - ANY Word List - This Reading Mama

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Listen to WalkerEireann | SoundCloud is an audio platform that lets you listen to what you love and share the sounds you create.

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Scholastic Learn at Home: Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing.

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Scholastic Learn at Home: Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing.

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Seomra Ranga Digiteach

Seo seomra ranga saor in aisce deartha ag foireann Aileach Digital chun tacú le tuistí agus foghlaim digiteach a chur ar fáil ar líne dá bpáistí. Cliceáil ar an nasc thíos agus bain úsáid as an chód ranga seo a leansa:

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Níl costas ar bith ag baint leis an seomra ranga seo is féidir leat aip Google classroom a íoslodáil anseo no thig leat an nasc thall a úsáid a deir 'view project'. Cuir an cód thuas isteach faoi 'enter class code'.
Ar mhaith leat a leithéid? - Dean Teagmháil!

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Seomra Ranga Digiteach - Aileach Digital

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Seo seomra ranga saor in aisce deartha ag foireann Aileach Digital chun tacú le tuistí agus foghlaim digiteach a chur ar fáil ar líne dá bpáistí. Cliceáil ar an nasc thíos agus bain úsáid as an chód ranga seo a leansa: Níl costas ar bith ag baint leis an seomra ranga seo is féidir leat aip Google classroom a íoslodáil anseo no thig leat an nasc thall a úsáid a deir 'view project'.

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BorrowBox: The BorrowBox app is a great way to get children reading at home. To join, go to librariesireland.ie/join, complete the registration, set a PIN and you’ll be able to log in to BorrowBox with those details to download e-books and audiobooks.

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BorrowBox: The BorrowBox app is a great way to get children reading at home. To join, go to librariesireland.ie/join, complete the registration, set a PIN and you’ll be able to log in to BorrowBox with those details to download e-books and audiobooks.

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Our vision has always been to create a digital experience for libraries and library members that rivals consumer brands. To create a user experience that is world class - designed to be simple and made to inspire.

With BorrowBox, your library in one app, our vision is now a reality. Borrow eBooks and eAudiobooks free from your library using our BorrowBox app.

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Our vision has always been to create a digital experience for libraries and library members that rivals consumer brands. To create a user experience that is world class - designed to be simple and made to inspire. With BorrowBox, your library in one app, our vision is now a reality.

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Suomhanna Suimila
C Chulainn
Digital Dialects
Duo Lingo
E-Leathanach (ag Olscoil Mh Nuad)
Ranganna (Foghlaim Gaeilge ag do luas fin)
Rainn Agus Amhrin
Rannta, Dnta agus Amhrin do Phist ga
Siden S
Sing Fnaic
Songs in Irish

Foghlaim Tr Ghaeilge
I Am An Artist (Leagan Gaeilge)
Ramhaisnis Aimsire Tr Ghaeilge (ag Met.ie)

Cluich agus Gnomhaochta
An Aimsir (ag Cla4)
ras an Uachtarin - Turas Idirghnomhach
Cad mar at an aimsir inniu?
An Clog Cainteach - Cluiche (ag CCEA)
Cluich Teanga (ag an BBC)
Cuir an Abairt Le Chile
Foclach (cosil le Wordle)
Fuaimeanna Ainmhithe
Ligh Leat
Scalta ar Soundcloud (Foras na Gaeilge)
Siden S Cluich (Naionin Bheaga)
Siden S Cluich (Naionin Mhra)
Siden S Cluich (Rang a hAon)
Siden S Cluich (Rang a D)
Siden S Cluich (Rang a Tr - Rang a S)
Snas ar Scal (Cluich)
Toporopa - Oiliint Inchinne le Treolaocht
Turas Naomh Pdraig

iseanna Ar Lne
Acmhainn.ie
Mire Nic an R Padlets
Sabhal Mr Ostaig

Acmhainn Tagartha
Abair (An Focal Scrofa go Caint Bheo!)
eDIL (Electronic Dictionary of the Irish Language)
Foclir.ie
An Foclir Beag
Forvo (Gaeilge)
Google Translate
Liosta Tarmaochta (@ Acmhainn.ie)
Logainm (Logainmneacha na hireann)
Pota Focal (Bailichn Foclir agus Gluaiseanna Gaeilge)
Romhfhoclir Matamaitice (ag CCEA)
Seanfhocail (le Audio)
Teanglann - Leabharlann Teanga agus Foclireachta
Tarma.ie
Vicipid (Wikipedia tr Ghaeilge)

Uirlis Scrbhneoireachta
Book Creator
Folding Story
Imagine Forest
Inklewriter
Little Bird Tales
My eBook
My Story Book
Storybird
Story Jumper
Story Maker (ag ABCYa)
Story Maker (ag Learn English Kids)
Twisty Noodle
Write Reader

Uirlis Breise
Make Your Own Manipulatives (ag Flippity)
Msgif (Tiontaonn s tacs go 'gif' beoite)
Voki (Cruthaigh Avatars ag Caint)

Ar fil don iPad freisin

Nuashonraithe: 28 Mrta 2023

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Suomhanna Suimila C Chulainn Digital Dialects Duo Lingo E-Leathanach (ag Olscoil Mh Nuad) Ranganna (Foghlaim Gaeilge ag do luas fin) Rainn Agus Amhrin Rannta, Dnta agus Amhrin do Phist ga Siden S Sing Fnaic Songs in Irish Foghlaim Tr Ghaeilge I Am An Artist (Leagan Gaeilge) Ramhaisnis Aimsire Tr Ghaeilge (ag Met.ie) Cluich agus Gnomhaochta An Aimsir (ag Cla4) ras an Uachtarin - Turas Idirghnomhach Cad mar at an aimsir inniu?

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Short Story Competition:  John Boyne is running a short story competition, aimed at 6-18 year olds, with lots of book tokens to be won. There are 3 categories: 6-10 year olds, 11-14 year olds and 15-18 year olds. Each category will have an overall winner who receives € 200 national book token. Each category will also have 5 winners of a € 100 national book token and 10 winners of a € 50 national book token. All stories to be submitted in word document or pdf to: johnboynestory@gmail.com by Wednesday 25th March, 5 pm. Stories must be no longer than 300 words. Entrants need to include their name, email address, phone number, postal address and age. All stories can potentially be shared over the radio on RTE’s Liveline by Joe Duffy.

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Short Story Competition:  John Boyne is running a short story competition, aimed at 6-18 year olds, with lots of book tokens to be won. There are 3 categories: 6-10 year olds, 11-14 year olds and 15-18 year olds. Each category will have an overall winner who receives € 200 national book token. Each category will also have 5 winners of a € 100 national book token and 10 winners of a € 50 national book token. All stories to be submitted in word document or pdf to: johnboynestory@gmail.com by Wednesday 25th March, 5 pm. Stories must be no longer than 300 words. Entrants need to include their name, email address, phone number, postal address and age. All stories can potentially be shared over the radio on RTE’s Liveline by Joe Duffy.

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Vooks Activities and Resources help parents and teachers extend the learning beyond each storybook. Each one provides themes, summaries, talking points, discussion topics, activity ideas and even vocabulary cards.

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Parent Information Centre

To help both parents and teachers deal with this unprecedented situation, Prim-Ed Publishing has launched a 'Parent Information Centre'. FREE learn-at-home packs can be accessed here for all classes, with direct links to relevant products for parents and blogs with great teaching tips!

FREE LEARN-AT-HOME PACKS

Extracted from our bestselling teaching resources, download our learn-at-home packs today! Need to continue with learning? Browse through our relevant learn-at-home resources below!

LEARN-AT-HOME RESOURCES

Each of the subject areas below showcase hand-picked resources that can be easily used by parents at home. Browse from a large range that includes daily practice of English and maths to encourage routine and progression, cross-curricular activities that are easy to pick up, and even home projects that can be done using readily available materials.

WE'RE HERE FOR YOU

To help you in these trying times, we've temporarily waived our shipping fee and are always here to answer any of your questions. We have e-resources for all your teaching and learning needs, and are always more than happy to give you guidance on advising which resources you need.
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We have a range of FREE activities and games to support the learning of phonics following the Letters and Sounds Programme. Including our Home Learning Packs, samples of our paid products and many other engaging resources. We also have games and activities for Common Exception Words and Maths.

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The aim of these documents is to highlight the learning that can occur when ICT is constructively used to support learning objectives in the Primary School Curriculum (1999). All content objectives are linked to websites which may support your teaching and the learning of the pupils. Simply click on the links provided in the documents!

(All documents can be downloaded at the bottom of the page)
English Curriculum and ICT Links
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English and ICT - Active Learning integrated with ICT

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If you're looking for home learning ideas and activities, explore our enormous list of challenges! They cover a wide range of subjects and can all be tried without much preparation or equipment.

English

Think of some questions that you could use in an interview with a family member. What would you like to ask them? Write down their answers or (with their permission) record them using a mobile device.

Write a letter to a friend or family member. What would you like to tell them about?

Read your favourite book to your toys. Make sure they're listening nicely!

Write a postcard to your favourite author.

Practise your phonics skills by playing 'I Spy'.

Make up a story with other people. Each person is only allowed to say one sentence before moving on to the next person.

Create a menu for today's meal.

Choose a toy, a household object or something in your food cupboard and make an advert to encourage people to buy it!

Write a set of instructions to teach people how to play a simple game.

Write a news report about something that has happened to you recently.

Write a book review of the book you are reading. What is it about? Who would you recommend it to?

Make some "top ten" lists. What are your top ten book characters, or books made into films, for example?

Make a stop motion animation that tells a story. We like Stop Motion Studio on the App Store, but others are available to download too.

Create a comic strip that shows what you did yesterday, or what you would love to do tomorrow.

Read the dictionary (or another book in your home) and make a note of some words that you have not seen before. What do they mean?

Write a letter to your teacher. What would you like to tell them?

Choose characters from different books and imagine that they came together in a new story. Imagine what they might do together.

Think of an alternative ending to one of your favourite books.

Maths

Look around your home for different shapes. Can you use tallies to count how many of each shape you can find?

Go on a pattern hunt. Can you find any patterns on your floor / walls or on objects around your home?

Choose some of your toys and measure them with a ruler or tape measure. Can you order them according to their size?

Choose some household objects or toys and make a shop. Add prices and invite a customer (or a cuddly toy) to buy items. How much will they spend? How much change will they receive?

Choose a multiplication table that you're not sure about and learn it off by heart. Practise, practise, practise!

Design a board game that uses a number track. You can make it as simple or as complex as you like!

Play 'noughts and crosses' (or 'tic tac toe'). Try adding more spaces to the board. How does that change the game?

Look at the TV guide and make up some problems using the information on it, e.g. What program is on channel 3 at 9.30 am? If Paw Patrol starts at 10.05 am and ends at 10.12 am, how long does it last for?

Start a number pattern (e.g. doubling, adding five) and continue it as long as possible. How far can you go?

Make a Maths quiz to test a member of your family. Don't forget to work out the answers so that you can check their work!

Science

Investigate which objects float in a bowl or sink filled with water. Check with an adult before you test the objects in the water!

Draw pictures of a healthy meal and an unhealthy meal.

Design an imaginary creature. Where does it live? What does it eat? How is it adapted to living in its environment? Could you make a food chain that includes your creature?

Use yoghurt pots and string to make a telephone.

Write a set of instructions to show people how to look after a plant.

Place ice cubes in bowls in different places (for example by a window, in the fridge, in a cupboard). Which one will melt the fastest?

Set up a simple Science experiment. Science Bob has some great suggestions.

Blow some bubbles. Can you blow small bubbles? Could you make a giant bubble?

Write some secret messages using invisible ink (you only need lemon juice for this activity).

Choose your favourite animal and find out more about them using books or information online. Can you present the information in different ways (e.g. a poster, a written report or a video)?

Geography

Make a poster to teach people about different things that they can do to protect the environment.

Draw a map showing a route from your home to a favourite place.

Draw a picture to show the weather outside. Repeat this activity each day to show how the weather changes.

Draw a bird's eye view of a building you know well. Make sure you include all the doors and windows!

Have a look at some of the items of food in your cupboard or clothes in your wardrobe. Check the labels and find out which countries they have come from. Which has travelled the furthest to get to you?

Make a map of your bedroom, showing where everything is.

Make a simple rain gauge by cutting the top off a plastic bottle, and marking the side in centimetres. Stand it outside and record how much rain it collects.

Hide a small toy in a secret place and create a 'treasure map' to help somebody else find it.

Travel around the world by going on a virtual field trip. This page has some great links to explore!

History

Create a timeline showing the main events in your life, from the day you were born to today.

Choose a famous person from the past and write a diary from their point of view.

Find some fascinating facts about your favourite period from history and make a poster to share them.

Think of some questions that you could ask a member of your family about their own life. What memories do they have? What are the key events in their life?

Art

Look in the mirror and draw a self-portrait.

Create a portrait of a different person or a pet. You can use a picture of them if they won't sit still for long enough.

Draw or paint a landscape picture (showing the view out of your window).

Produce a 'still life' picture that shows a bowl of fruit, a collection of your favourite toys or some other objects.

Think about your favourite book and design a new cover for it.

Design a superhero. What special powers will they have and how might they help people?

Create some pictures of animals using fingerprint painting!

Use objects from nature to create a picture. Could you take a photo of your work?

Find some rocks and paint them!

Play 'Pictionary'. Draw a picture that represents your favourite book or movie (without using any words) and ask somebody else to guess what you are drawing.

Draw a picture without taking your pencil off the page.

Draw a new illustration for a book. Will you keep it in the same style, or try something else?

Make a doodle drawing. Doodle a random shape onto a page, then turn it into an animal or object.

Make your own card game. This could be a simple game of 'Snap', 'Matching Pairs' or a 'Top Trumps' style game.

DT

Use construction materials to make a model of a famous building (e.g. the Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum or an Egyptian pyramid.).

Use folded paper or card to make a bridge that spans a gap. How much weight will it be able to hold?

Use junk materials to build a car that could transport a small toy from one place to another.

Make some shadow puppets and use them to tell a story.

Use craft items or construction toys to make a vehicle that can travel along the floor or down a slope. Challenge a friend to a race!

Build a den and have a picnic or read a story inside it!

Design some clothes for your favourite toy. Could you sew together a costume for them?

Design a home for your favourite movie or book character.

Invent a machine that would improve your life in some way.

Music

Practise singing some nursery rhymes.

Learn the lyrics to your favourite song. Could you perform it to your family when you have learned them all?

Use household objects to make some musical instruments. Could you make a song using them?

Listen to a piece of classical music and draw whatever it makes you think of. What do you imagine while you listen to it?

Choose one of your favourite books and make up a simple melody that could be used as part of an animated version of the book.

PE

Create a simple exercise routine for younger children. Write, draw or perform the sequences of movements.

Learn the dance moves for different songs and then perform them. Some of our favourites are Superman (by Black Lace), Macarena (by Los del Río) and Baby Shark.

Try some yoga exercises using Cosmic Kids Yoga videos.

Make a training circuit around the house or garden. At each station, complete a different exercise for 30 seconds, for example; bunny hops, star jumps, lunges, stepping on and off a step. Then move on to the next.

Practise jumping from a standing start in a hallway or in the garden. Put something down to mark where you land. Can you jump past it next time?

More

Write thank you notes to people who help you. Surprise them by leaving the notes where they might be discovered.

Offer to help with some household chores.

Tell somebody why you love them.

Try learning a language. There are lots of free apps, Youtube videos and online resources (e.g. French-Games.net)

Make a poster that shows all of the people and things that make you smile.

Think of some jokes and perform a comedy routine to your family.

Help to make a meal. Remember to wash your hands first!

Play 'Charades'. Act like an animal, a book or a movie and ask people to guess what you are pretending to be.

Close your eyes and listen carefully. Think about the different sounds that you can hear.

Create a quiz about your favourite topic and test other people's knowledge of it!

Record a video that teaches people how to wash their hands properly.

Play the alphabet game. Choose a few categories (for example, an animal, a country, a fruit) and go through the alphabet, thinking of an example that begins with every letter. Some of the letters are quite tricky!

Play the yes/no game with someone else. Take it in turns to ask each other questions. The person being asked is out if they answer "yes" or "no". How creative can you make your answers?

Play "Would you rather?" Give each player a choice of two options (for example, "Would you rather go for a walk in the snow, or on the beach? ". They have to choose one and say why. The ideas can be as silly as you like!

What hopes and dreams do you have for the future? Draw a picture to show what you hope life will be like in 10, 20 or even 50 years!

Be bored! Sometimes, our best ideas come to us when we are feeling bored!

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INTO has collected some practical tips and tricks for our members on home-based learning, during the current school closure.
Free writing
Many pupils will be familiar with the concept of "free writing" and may have a special notebook or journal in which they write freely about any topic of choice, and in any genre. This is a simple idea that can be continued in the home setting. Children have the autonomy to decide what they wish to write about and there are a variety of different styles that they can practice:

Diary writing (personal accounts)

Recount writing (a report of an event)

Fiction (short stories)

Instructional writing (e.g. rules of a game *the children can even come up with a new idea and create their own game!)

Poetry (Limericks, acrostic poems etc.)

https://storybird.com/member-family-plan (offer a free 7-day trial)
https://www.mystorybook.com/ Letter writing
Post from a pen-pal and the anticipation of awaiting the arrival of a response may be lost in our global world where social media has taken over the art of writing, but this may be the time to resurrect that magic!

Another interesting idea is to chart the journey of a letter from the writer to the recipient.

Children can also design their own stamp or begin a collection of stamps and look out for special commemorative stamps that were commissioned by An Post to celebrate a particular occasion.
Lists
If parents are venturing out to shop and stock up on groceries, children can help by writing the list of what is needed. Depending on the age of the child, elements of mathematics could be incorporated here estimating prices and weights etc. Children could also work out which option is better value (e.g. two individual boxes containing 80 teabags or one box with 160 etc.)
Book review
We all know that a grá for reading is one of the most important gifts that we can pass on to our children. Use this opportunity to read a wide selection of books. Children can then write a review, give their personal opinion, talk about their favourite character and give a star rating. They may have a chance to present this in front of an audience in their own home (i.e. immediate family - maintain social distance!)
https://pdst.ie/sites/default/files/Time_to_Read_Int_04_0.pdf Caint agus cómhrá
Bí ag caint as Gaeilge chomh minic as is féidir!

Try to incorporate Irish into daily activities. As well as cartoons on TG4, children can play games such as "I spy" (Feicim le mo shúilín) as Gaeilge and perhaps put labels (lipéid) on items around the house. There are some useful websites online to support the learning of Irish (mar shampla Duo Lingo agus Seomra Ranga).
Cooking and baking (weight and time)

How many / how much of an ingredient is needed?

If a recipe is to serve 2 but the meal is for four people, we must double the amount.

If the dish takes 45 minutes to cook, what time will it be ready at?

Make an analogue clock.

Convert time on an analogue clock to digital time.

Shape Hunt
A "shape hunt" in the home / garden (shape and space strand in primary maths curriculum). Children identify and classify as many items as possible.
Time (schedules)
Children can look at a tv guide from a newspaper and work out duration of programmes.
Distance
Children can incorporate distance into football / hurling drills. How far do they think (estimate) they can throw a ball? Use a measuring tape to obtain an accurate answer.
Project work
Children can work on a longer-term project based on a theme of their choice.

A scrap book is ideal, and children can cut and paste articles, pictures, diagrams and pieces of writing.

Other children may prefer to use their IT skills and create a PowerPoint presentation.
Interviewing
Children can devise a list of questions for a member of their family / wider family circle. For example, with grandparents / aunties / uncles they could explore aspects of the past (school life / pastimes / festivals and traditions around Easter etc.). This can link nicely with the "Then and Now" strand of the History curriculum.

If possible, where children can communicate with grandparents via phone / facetime / skype this is a good way of keeping contact during this period where circumstances dictate that they must not visit older relatives.
Creative arts
Most homes will have a "bits-and-bobs" box or a bosca somewhere with nets, buttons, lids, wrapping paper etc. Now is a good time to use those recyclables and create a piece of artwork. Children should be encouraged to be original, be creative - and don't forget to take a picture!
Outdoors / physical activity
There are endless opportunities for physical activity. Even if children are playing on their own or in very small groups, there are many fun ways of keeping active:

Local GAA clubs and county teams have been posting videos on their social media outlets with some of their star players demonstrating drills that children can follow.
Nature walks
This is one for parents and children. It is so important to remember to get active and get outdoors to open spaces.

Incorporate science, geography, oral language, drama and music into a walk whether it's in a nearby park, along a beach or in the countryside.
Back to basics - other enjoyable, but educational activities

Board games

Card games

Lego

Jenga

Jigsaws

Flying a kite

Memory games (e.g. stop the clock with one letter of the alphabet and come up with words beginning with a specific letter under certain headings such as boy name; girl name; country / city; food; item of clothing; activity; kitchen utensil etc.)

Recreate "Countdown" television programme with word puzzles and maths problems.

Painting

Online resource bank for primary school level Scoilnet.ie
A very useful online forum with a wide array of resources (emphasis on free tools). Resources are organised into theme pages and the website is easy to navigate.

Created by teachers, ideal for home education, it has lots of appealing games, stories, worksheets etc. It is offering a free month's subscription (enter offer code: IRLTWINKLHELPS).

A collection of resources as Gaeilge - cláir, físeáin, cluichí, tomhais agus srl.
Ask about Ireland
A treasure trove of resources with an Irish interest, focusing on our national culture.

A collection of tools, apps, ideas and sites to support Irish Primary pupils working at home, compiled by Ciara Reilly primary-school teacher and lecturer in education with Marino Institute.
MúinteoirLOI
Another resource created by primary school teacher Tom O'Connor which is ideal for anyone who has a house full of League of Ireland fans this morning. Free themed lessons focused on Irish soccer clubs.

Movement and mindfulness videos created by child development experts.

Learn to programme interactive games, stories and animations.
Khan Academy
Non-profit site with provides free video tutorials in maths and reading.

Subscription-based learning experience that provides curriculum-aligned maths and English content from junior infants up to sixth year.
National Geographic Kids
Learn about science, geography and history.
Nasa Kids' Club
Child-friendly resource where kids can learn about science and space.
I am an Artist
A visual arts initiative comprising 30 short TV programmes (each 6 minutes in length), an interactive website with slideshows, lessons, weblinks and interactive games, providing a stimulating collection of curriculum-mapped resources.

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Cultúr Club an t-ainm atá ar réimse de thograí spleodracha, nuálaíocha atá á bhforbairt ag Conradh na Gaeilge chun féiniúlacht Éireann níos láidre a chothú i measc na nGael, go háirithe iad siúd thar sáile. Tá sí mar aidhm ag na tograí seo tacú le pobail áitiúla chun gach sórt ruda a reáchtáil trí mheán na Gaeilge, ó fheachtais um chearta teanga agus ceardlanna óige go himeachtaí cultúir d'aoisghrúpaí éagsúla.
Curaclam Cultúr Club

Buíochas le maoiniú ón Roinn Gnóthaí Eachtracha & Trádála (RGET) agus ón Roinn Cultúir, Oidhreachta & Gaeltachta (RCOG), tá an chéad chéim eile den togra á forbairt ag Conradh na Gaeilge anois.

Tá an curaclam Cultúr Club dírithe ar pháistí an diaspóra idir 6 - 16 bliana d'aois.

Agus Cultúr Club á fhorbairt againn mar shraith de cheardlanna Gaeilge agus cultúir a d'fhéadfaí a reáchtáil ar fud na cruinne, tá curaclam ginearálta bunaithe ar théamaí den Éireannachas cruthaithe againn do pháistí de thuistí as Éirinn, agus iad siúd le naisc láidre le hÉirinn den diaspóra dáimhe.

Áirítear anseo:
Leabhráin Ghníomhaíochta
Tá an chéad shraith de leabhráin ghníomhaíochta críochnaithe anois, agus is féidir an chéad agus an dara sraith a íoslódáil in aisce ach do shonraí a chlárú anseo.

**Tabhair faoi deara gur comhaid ollmhóra atá sna leabhráin; d'fhéadfadh go nglacfadh sé tamall chun iad a íoslódáil ina n-iomláine, ag brath ar an gceangal idirlín atá agat.**

Críochnaithe leis an gcéad s hraith?

Tá an dara sraith de leabhráin ghníomhaíochta críochnaithe anois.

Tá siad ar fáil le híoslódáil in aisce ach do shonraí a chlárú anseo. Bain sult astu!

Tá na leabhráin ghníomhaíochta:

dírithe ar pháistí diaspóra de thuistí as Éirinn (6-16 bliana d'aois), le béim ar spraoi agus ar chairdeas

cruthaithe le cuspóirí foghlama teanga agus cultúir san áireamh i ngach ceardlann

in oiriúint do shaineolas agus ionchur ó phríomhbhaill phobal na hÉireann i ngach ceantar faoi seach

deartha chun féidearthacht aoi-éascaitheoirí ó Éirinn a áireamh d'ócáidí/do cheardlanna sainspéise

bunaithe ar théamaí den Éireannachas, gnéithe traidisiúnta agus nua-aimseartha de chultúr na hÉireann araon

Scéimeanna Píolótacha 2019
Chuireamar críoch leis an tsraith is déanaí de scéimeanna píolótacha Cultúr Club i gCeanada, sna hOileáin Mhuir nIocht, agus in Aontas na nÉimíríochtaí Arabacha san fhómhar.

Buíochas le tacaíocht ó Chumann Éireann Gheirsí, ó Ard-Chonsalacht na hÉireann in Vancouver, ó Ambasáid na hÉireann chuig Aontas na nÉimíríochtaí Arabacha, agus ón Roinn Cultúir, Oidhreachta & Gaeltachta, bhí ceardlanna oiliúna Cultúr Club ar siúl sna háiteanna seo a leanas i mbliana:

Tá an cur i láthair ó cheardlann oiliúna 2019 ar fáil anseo .
Scéimeanna Píolótacha 2018
Chuireamar scéimeanna píolótacha Cultúr Club ar bun san Astráil, sa Nua Shéalainn agus sa Bhreatain Mhór i 2018.

Buíochas le tacaíocht ó Ambasáid na hÉireann in Canberra, ó Ard-Chonsalacht na hÉireann i nDún Éideann, Albain, agus ó Chonradh na Gaeilge i Londain, bhí ceardlanna oiliúna Cultúr Club ar siúl sna háiteanna seo a leanas an bhliain seo caite:

Bhí stiúrthóir an togra ar an láthair le ceardlann ghinearálta um chumasú pobail a éascú agus chun na nithe seo a leanas a chur ar fáil:

ceardlanna oiliúna ar an gcuraclam Cultúr Club

treoir d'éascaitheoirí féideartha na gceardlann áitiúil

deis ghréasánaíochta do bhaill éagsúla ón bpobal Gaeilge

comhairliúchán le grúpaí Éireannacha, idir ghrúpaí Gaeilge, cultúir, spóirt agus eile

seó bóthair for-rochtana ar theanga agus ar chultúr na hÉireann do scoileanna áitiúla

Tá an cur i láthair ó cheardlann oiliúna 2018 ar fáil anseo .

Ghlac níos mó ná 176 duine páirt sna scéimeanna píolótacha go dtí seo agus gabhann muid buíochas ó chroí le gach duine a d'fhreastail ar na ceardlanna oiliúna nó a chabhraigh linn chun cuairteanna scoile agus cruinnithe le grúpaí pobail áitiúla a eagrú in 2018 agus in 2019.
Tacaíochtaí Praiticiúla
Tá sí mar aidhm ag Cultúr Club smaointe, acmhainní, agus tacaíocht phraiticiúil a sholáthar do mhisin na Roinne Gnóthaí Eachtracha & Trádala, do chraobhacha an Chonartha thar sáile, agus do ghrúpaí pobail eile le himeachtaí Gaeilge a eagrú mar chuid d'aon cheiliúradh idirnáisiúnta, ina measc:
Cúlra
Chuir Conradh na Gaeilge tús le Cultúr Club i gcomhar le h Ard-Chonsalacht na hÉireann do Hong Cong & Macau i 2016.

Bhí an Ard-Chonsalacht tar éis a aithint go raibh ann d'éileamh do ranganna Gaeilge agus cultúir, is é sin le rá ranganna do pháistí le tuistí Éireann agus iad siúd le naisc láidre le hÉirinn a bheadh mar bhealach chun féiniúlacht Éireann a neartú i measc an phobail. Breis eolais anseo...
Ceardlanna i Meiriceá
Is i bpáirtíocht le Coimisiún Fulbright na hÉireann agus leis an Roinn Ealaíon, Oidhreachta, Gnóthaí Réigiúnacha, Tuaithe & Gaeltachta (REOGRTG) (mar a bhíodh) a d'fhorbair muid an chéad chéim eile den togra sna Stáit Aontaithe.

D'éascaigh muid sraith d'ocht gceardlann um chumasú pobail i gcomhar le grúpaí pobail Gaeilge agus cultúir in áiteanna éagsúla ar fud Mheiriceá ó 29 Samhain - 11 Nollaig 2016. Breis eolais anseo...
Leabhrán Tacaíochta
Tá comhairle ar fáil sa leabhrán tacaíochta a bhféadfadh cuidiú leatsa agus leis an ngrúpa pobail lena mbaineann tú, leis an obair atá cheana féin idir lámha agaibh nó le tograí nua trí Ghaeilge go mba mhaith libh a thriail.
Pobal & Gréasán Gaeilge
Is ar mhaithe le pobal a chothú atá Cultúr Club thar aon ní eile. Ba mhaith linn gréasán idirnáisiúnta de chainteoirí Gaeilge agus d'ambasadóirí cultúir a chothú leis na grúpaí éagsúla atá ag obair ar son na teanga agus an chultúir ar fud na cruinne.

Tá súil againn nasc a chruthú idir iad siúd atá ar aon intinn faoin nGaeilge agus atá tiomanta lena cur chun cinn, in Éirinn agus i gcéin, le smaointe iontacha a roinnt, tograí nuálaíocha a fhorbairt, agus Gaeilgeoirí ar fud na cruinne a spreagadh.
Ar mhaith leatsa páirt a ghlacadh sa ghréasán?
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Agus mar fhocal scoir...Conradh na Gaeilge: cé muid féin?
Is ar 31 Iúil 1893 a bhunaigh Eoin Mac Néill, Dúbhghlas de hÍde, agus comhghleacaithe eile leo Conradh na Gaeilge, nó The Gaelic League, blianta beaga sular toghadh de hÍde ina chéad Uachtarán ar Éirinn.

Is é Conradh na Gaeilge fóram daonlathach phobal na Gaeilge ó shin i leith. Saothraíonn an Conradh ar son phobal labhartha na Gaeilge agus na Gaeltachta, ar fud na hÉireann agus ar fud an domhain. Bíonn craobhacha agus baill an Chonartha ag saothrú go dícheallach chun úsáid na Gaeilge a chur chun cinn ina gceantair féin, ó Hong Cong go Ceanada agus ó Charn Tóchair go Cúil Aodha.
Spéis agat an chéad chraobh idirnáisiúnta eile de chuid Chonradh na Gaeilge a chlárú linn? Féach www.cnag.ie nó cuir scéal chugainn ag Tá an seoladh ríomhphoist seo á chosaint ó róbait thurscair. Tá ort JavaScript a chumasú le hamharc air.. Ní neart go cur le chéile!

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Written by Brendan O'Brien, Illustrated by Cartoon Saloon

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Purple Flag: For readers aged 5+ (includes Pandas)

Written by and Illustrated by Patrice Aggs

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Written by Brianóg Brady Dawson, Illustrated by Michael Connor

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Written by Brianóg Brady Dawson, Illustrated by Michael Connor

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Written by Stephanie Dagg, Illustrated by Stephen Hall

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Written by Stephanie Dagg, Illustrated by Stephen Hall

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Written by Patrick Deeley, Illustrated by Martin Fagan

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Written by Anna Donovan, Illustrated by Susan Cooper

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Written by Anna Donovan, Illustrated by Susan Cooper

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Written by Catherine Doolan, Illustrated by Maeve Kelly

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Written by Anne Marie Herron, Illustrated by Stephen Hall

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Written by Anne Marie Herron, Illustrated by Stephen Hall

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Written by Una Leavy, Illustrated by Margaret Suggs

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Written by Una Leavy, Illustrated by Moira McNamara

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Written by Una Leavy, Illustrated by Margaret Suggs

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By Fergus Lyons

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Written by and Illustrated by Fergus Lyons

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Written by Gillian Perdue, Illustrated by Michael Connor

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Panda 6

Written by and Illustrated by Elizabeth Shaw

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Written by Gordon Snell, Illustrated by Fergus Lyons

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Yellow Flag: For readers aged 6+ (includes Flyers)

A Katie and Ted Story

Written by Ann Bermingham and Marie Burlington

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Written by Eoin Colfer, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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Written by Eoin Colfer, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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Written by Sam McBratney, Illustrated by Donald Teskey

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Written by and By (artist) Oisín McGann

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By Conor McHale

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By Conor McHale

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The Story of the Táin

Written by Frank Murphy, Illustrated by Kieron Black

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Joe O'Brien, Illustrated by Jean Texier

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Written by Siobhán Parkinson, Illustrated by Donald Teskey

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Red Flag: For readers aged 8+

Written by Brianóg Brady Dawson, Illustrated by Michael Connor, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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How to Care for Your Dog - A Fun & Practical Guide

Written by Elena Browne, Illustrated by Jennifer Farley

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Written by Stephanie Dagg, Illustrated by Stephen Hall, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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Written by Anna Donovan, Illustrated by Susan Cooper, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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Written by Anne Marie Herron, Illustrated by Stephen Hall, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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Written by Una Leavy, Illustrated by Margaret Suggs, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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Written by Una Leavy, Illustrated by Maeve Kelly

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Written by Erika McGann, Illustrated by Vince Reid

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Written by Erika McGann, Illustrated by Vince Reid

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Written by Erika McGann, Illustrated by Vince Reid

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Written by Erika McGann, Illustrated by Vince Reid

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By Linda Moller

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Written by Frank Murphy, Illustrated by Celine Kiernan

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Written by Aine Ní Ghlinn, Illustrated by Michael Connor

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Written by Aine Ní Ghlinn, Illustrated by Aileen Caffrey

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Written by Gillian Perdue, Illustrated by Barry Reynolds

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Written by and Illustrated by Elizabeth Shaw, Translated by Daire MacPháidín

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Written by William Trevor, Illustrated by Alan Clarke

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Blue Flag: For readers aged 10+

Written by Anna Carey, Cover design or artwork by Lauren O'Neill

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A 1913 Dublin Lockout Novel

Written by Anna Carey, Cover design or artwork by Lauren O'Neill

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Written by Anna Carey, Cover design or artwork by Lauren O'Neill

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By Eoin Colfer

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By Eoin Colfer

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By Marita Conlon-McKenna

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Written by Marita Conlon-McKenna, Illustrated by Donald Teskey and PJ Lynch

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By Marita Conlon-McKenna

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By Marita Conlon-McKenna

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Children of the Famine

Written by Marita Conlon-McKenna, Illustrated by Donald Teskey, Cover design or artwork by PJ Lynch

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Written by Marita Conlon-McKenna, Illustrated by Donald Teskey, Cover design or artwork by PJ Lynch

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox, Cover design or artwork by Nicola Colton

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox, Cover design or artwork by Nicola Colton

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By Judi Curtin

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Written by Judi Curtin, Illustrated by Woody Fox

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By Judi Curtin

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Written by Judi Curtin, Cover design or artwork by Rachel Corcoran

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A Lissadell Story

Written by Judi Curtin, Cover design or artwork by Rachel Corcoran

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By Judi Curtin

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Champion of the World

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By John Farrelly

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A Story of the Flight of the Earls

By Aubrey Flegg

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By Brian Gallagher

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How long can a secret be kept?

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1916: Which side are you on?

By Brian Gallagher

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Ireland's War of Independence

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In a Nazi-Occupied Ireland, Where Would You Stand?

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Two friends in a world at war

By Brian Gallagher

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Ireland's War of Independence. United friends ... divided loyalties

By Brian Gallagher

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New Friends. Old Differences.

By Brian Gallagher

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A Boy. A Girl. A Nation Torn Apart.

By Brian Gallagher

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Book 1 in the Ayla Trilogy

Written by and Illustrated by Matt Griffin

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Written by and Illustrated by Matt Griffin

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Written by and Illustrated by Matt Griffin

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By Kevin Kiely

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The Kidnap of Hugh O'Donnell

By Deborah Lisson

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Emperor of the Irish

By Morgan Llywelyn

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The Story of Richard and Aoife

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All about learning the Irish language, also known as Irish, Irish Gaelic, Gaeilge, or even Gaelic. Learn to speak Ireland's native language with us.

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Scholastic Resources Bank Jnr/ Snr Infants

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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK, Scholastic Resource Bank have put together a range of FREE home learning resources for Early Years, Key Stage 1, Lower Key Stage 2 and Upper Key Stage 2 children to help parents and teachers prepare for all eventualities.

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free resources for key stage 1 home learning

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Free Resources for Key Stage 1 Home Learning

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In response to the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK, Scholastic Resource Bank have put together a range of FREE home learning resources for Early Years, Key Stage 1, Lower Key Stage 2 and Upper Key Stage 2 children to help parents and teachers prepare for all eventualities.

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WHY NOT REGISTER FOR OUR ACTIVE AT HOME HUB for loads of games, resources, ideas, and support.
Just click here: ACTIVE AT HOME BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT AT HOME
We are not here to tell you how to raise your child but we do have a great online behaviour workshop which we use to support coaching organisations to understand different types of behaviours. Why not read through our coaches Behaviour workshop for ideas and tips to help you set expectations and use methods to help you keep harmony at home.

JUST CLICK THE LINK - https://online.succeedin.co.uk/presentation/SUC005%20-%20Behaviour%20Presentation_Coaches_V_3.pdf
CELEBS HELPING FAMILIES AT HOME
The former Countdown presenter has made her online maths school free for all children aged 4-11, until schools re-open.

Children's author and TV personality David Walliams will be releasing a free audio story every day for the next 30 days.

The Hollywood actors have launched a new Instagram account in aid of charity Save the Children. It features stories told by celebrities.

Dan Snow, also known as "The History Guy", is offering free access to his history documentary channel History Hit for 30 days.

The professor of particle physics and TV personality has said he will be getting involved with "several great initiatives" over the coming weeks. On Saturday, he took part in a Q&A session for the Comic Shambles Network's "Stay At Home Festival".

Thenaturalist broadcaster and author will be running a live "wildlife chat" on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube on Wednesday night.

Fitness coach Joe Wicks has been broadcasting at-home PE lessons for children of all ages. They are broadcast live on his YouTube channel at 9am every weekday morning.

The classical musician and radio presenter is offering free music lessons as part of a "Klass timetable" for children stuck at home.

Chef Jamie Oliver is hosting a nightly cooking show on Channel 4 to help families plan their meals "in these unique times".

The former MasterChef star is streaming live cooking classes on his Instagram account and YouTube channel. (Information taken from the TES website)

SCHOOL SUBSRICPTIONS & SUPPORT

To receive healthy futures free resources straight to your inbox, click the following link...
http://ow.ly/68Vt50yK4WU

FREE RESOURCES As of Friday 20th March 2020 schools in the UK will be closing their doors. Succeedin and The PE Suite will be providing the following URL https://online.succeedin.co.uk/public/index/638 which will allow parents and careers the opportunity to access a variety of PE, PA, and sports content to support with the children in their care.

SCROLL DOWN for loads of different ideas for playing at home.

Our ACTIVE AT HOME programme allows children, parents, friends and family to look at some of our fun games that are used in school. You will have access to our lesson plans, videos and diagrams to help you keep active when your children are not at school. There will also be a documents area where we will try and add additional items as and when it is required.

The Succeedin & YourPE platform has created a FREE resource that families can access at home. All you have to do is send home this URL to every family so that they can access this should your school be closed. IDEAS FOR HOME
PARENTS AND CARERS - HOW TO REGISTER
To get access to the lessons we just need parents to email intheknow@succeedin.co.uk with the following;
URL LINK
https://online.succeedin.co.uk/public/index/638
YOUTUBE CLIPS - SCROLL DOWN TO ACCESS SOME GREAT DANCE, FITNESS AND YOGA VIDEOS YOU CAN DO AT HOME, THESE WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL CONTENT ADDED PER YEAR GROUP AND FAMILIES WILL ALSO HAVE ACCESS TO OUR PLATFORM TO LOOK AT OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT CAN BE DONE AT HOME.

Start making healthier changes today!

Here are a few things to get you started, just click the green links:
Click here for some amazing challenges THIS IS PE courtesy of the Yorkshire Sport Foundation Click here for some amazing challenges THIS IS PE courtesy of the Yorkshire Sport Foundation
CLICK THE LINKS FOR SOME GREAT VIDEO BASED IDEAS TO DO AT YOUR ACTIVE HOME

DANCE

Just Dance 2018 - Waka Waka This Time For Africa
Just click here: Waka Waka
FITNESS

Kids Beginners Workout | The Body Coach
Just click here: KIDS BEGINNER WORKOUT
YOGA

Mini the Puppy | Cosmic Kids Zen Den - Mindfulness for kids
Just click here: Cosmic Kids
Just Dance 2018 - Waka Waka This Time For Africa
Just click here: Waka Waka
FITNESS

5 Minute Move Featuring Betsy | The Body Coach TV
Just click here: 5 MINUTE MOVE
YOGA

Thought Bubbles | Cosmic Kids Zen Den - Mindfulness for kids
Just click here: Cosmic Kids

LINK UP PLAY - LITERACY AND MATHEMATICS BOOKLETS
Just Click here: LINK UP PLAY
These booklets are SATS based and use football information as the vehicle to encourage pupils to work from home.

To access the LINK UP PLAY YEAR 2 resources just register here and look in the documents section.
Just click here: ACTIVE AT HOME
DANCE

Let's Dance: I am Alive - will.i.am
Just click here: lets Dance
FITNESS

5 Minute Move | Kids Workout 1 | The Body Coach TV -
Just click here: 5 MINUTE MOVE
YOGA

Yes You Can! | Cosmic Kids Zen Den - Mindfulness for kids
Just click here: Cosmic Kids
Macarena. Just Dance 2015
Just click here: Just Dance
FITNESS

5 Minute Move Featuring Francesca | The Body Coach TV
Just click here: 5 MINUTE MOVE
YOGA

Popcorn the Dolphin | A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure!
Just click here: Cosmic Kids
Mambo No 5 - Just Dance Summer Party
Click here: Just Dance
FITNESS

Active 8 Minute Workout Featuring Izzy | The Body Coach TV
Just click here: ACTIVE 8
YOGA

Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone | A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure!
Just click here: Cosmic Kids Just Click here: LINK UP PLAY
These booklets are SATS based and use football information as the vehicle to encourage pupils to work from home.

To access the LINK UP PLAY YEAR 2 resources just register here and look in the documents section.
Just click here: ACTIVE AT HOME
DANCE

FRIENDS by Marshmello & Anne-Marie | Just Dance 2019
Just click here: Just Dance
FITNESS

Active 8 Minute Workout Featuring Harry | The Body Coach TV
Just click here: ACTIVE 8
YOGA

Minecraft | A Cosmic Kids Yoga Adventure!
Just click here: Cosmic Kids

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WHY NOT REGISTER FOR OUR ACTIVE AT HOME HUB for loads of games, resources, ideas, and support. Just click here: ACTIVE AT HOME BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT AT HOME We are not here to tell you how to raise your child but we do have a great online behaviour workshop which we use to support coaching organisations to understand different types of behaviours.

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Ar an mbóthar thiar.

Lean ar aghaidh leat, tríd na hoíche

Le tamall fada, asalín beag,

Ná tabhair suas asalín beag,

Buail na cloiíní anocht, i mBeithil, i mBeithil,

Lean an réiltín anocht, go Beithil, go Beithil.

Asalín beag, adsalín beag

Le Muire ar a dhroim.

Sín do lámha suas thar do cheann

Cas thar timpeall uair amháin

Déan luascadh beag anonn is anall

Is sios le do lámha síos go mall

Cearc ar gor; bac ,bac,bac

Scaoilt blaosc scoilt sí aris!

Ceithre ubh istigh sa nead

Cearc ar gor; bac ,bac,bac

Scaoilt blaosc scoilt sí aris!

Cearc ar gor; bac ,bac,bac

Scaoilt blaosc scoilt sí aris!

Cearc ar gor; bac ,bac,bac

Scaoilt blaosc scoilt sí aris!

Ubh amháin istigh sa nead

Cearc ar gor; bac ,bac,bac

Scaoilt blaosc scoilt sí aris!

Gugalaí -gug, mo chircín dubh,

Suíonn si síos is beireann sí ubh.

Gugalaí-gug, mo chircín dubh

Lámh lámh eile a haon, a dó.

Cos, cos eile, a haon a dó

Súil, súil eile, a haon a dó.

Cluas, cluas eile a haon a dó.

Ceann, srón , béal is smig,

Is fiacla bána im' bhéal istigh.

Cúigear Fear A' Tógáil Tí

Cúigear fear a' tógáil tí

A' tógáil tí, a' tógáil tí

Cúigear fear a' tógáil tí

Shuigh fear síos is lig sé scíth.

Ceathrar fear a' tógáil tí

A' tógáil tí, a' tógáil tí

Ceathrar fear a' tógáil tí

Shuigh fear síos is lig sé scíth.

A' tógáil tí, a' tógáil tí

Shuigh fear síos is lig sé scíth.

A' tógáil tí, a' tógáil tí

Shuigh fear síos is lig sé scíth.

A' tógáil tí, a' tógáil tí

Shuigh fear síos is lig sé scíth.

Rólaí Pólaí

Isteach, isteach, isteach.

Tá mo lámha salach (glan),

Ta mo lámha salach (glan)

Tá mo lámha salch (glan).

Réaltóg, Réaltog ins an spéír

Soilsigh, soilsigh, i lár na hoíche

Réaltóg, réaltóg ins and spéir.

Fanaigí istigh ó bhaol.

Bhí Iora rua thus sa crann

Bhí cnónna ar an bhféir.

Rith an t-iora beag anuas

Agus d'ith sé iad go léir.

Humptaí Dumptaí
Bhí Humptaí Dumptaí ina shuí ar an bhalla Thit Humptaí Dumptaí anuas go talamh Tháinig na saighdiúirí Is capaill an rí
Ach bhí Humptaí Dumptaí fós ar an talamh ina luí .

Timpeall is timpeall is timpeall go sásta

Casaimid timpeall gan tuirse gan stopadh.

Dé Luan, dé Máirt, dé Céadaoin

Na méara go léir ag damhsa.

Deir Clever Cat c c c, c c c, c c c

Is maith le Clever Cat cacaí cácaí cácaí

Is maith le Clever Cat Cacai

Cónaionn sí i caisleán, cáislean, caisleán

Is ann a cónaíonn si.

Cuireann se a ordóg suas,

Ceann gualainn, glúin is cos

Ceann, gualainn, glúin is cosa

Agus suile, cluasa, béal agus srón

Ceann gualainn, gluin is cosa

Tá Teidí ag siúl.

Tá Teidí ag rith etc.

Ta Teidí ag caoineadh etc.

Is conas ata tú ar maidin?

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Ar an mbóthar thiar. Lean ar aghaidh leat, tríd na hoíche Le tamall fada, asalín beag, Ná tabhair suas asalín beag, Buail na cloiíní anocht, i mBeithil, i mBeithil, Lean an réiltín anocht, go Beithil, go Beithil. Asalín beag, adsalín beag Le Muire ar a dhroim.

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Super Movers helps children across the UK to get physically active with curriculum linked videos.

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Faighim boladh buachalla yum!

Ma bheirim air, maróidh me é

Is íosfaidh mé é lehaghaidh an tae

Sin e an fathch is tá sé mór

Bhí Humptaí Dumptaí ina shuí ar an mballa,

This Humptaí Dumptaí anuas go talamh,

Tháinig na saighdúirí is capaill an rí,

Ach bhí Humptaí dumptaí fós ar an talamh 'na luí.
Is Mise

Tá mo lámha salach (glan),

Ta mo lámha salach (glan)

Tá mo lámha salch (glan).
Sín do lámha

Sín do lámha suas thar do cheann

Cas thar timpeall uair amháin

Déan luascadh beag anonn is anall

Is síos le do lámha síos go mall

Soilsigh, soilsigh i lár na hoích'

Réaltóg, réaltóg ins a' spéir

Rith a Jeaic, Rith a Jeaic rith a Jeaic

.

Rólaí Pólaí

Isteach, isteach, isteach.

Na méara go léir ag damhsa.

Deir Clever Cat c c c, c c c, c c c

Is maith le Clever Cat cacaí cácaí cácaí

Is maith le Clever Cat Cacai

Cónaíonn sí i caisleán, cáislean, caisleán

Is ann a cónaíonn si.

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Rannta agus amhráin - Naíonáin Shóisir 2013

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Faighim boladh buachalla yum! Ma bheirim air, maróidh me é Is íosfaidh mé é lehaghaidh an tae Sin e an fathch is tá sé mór Bhí Humptaí Dumptaí ina shuí ar an mballa, This Humptaí Dumptaí anuas go talamh, Tháinig na saighdúirí is capaill an rí, Ach bhí Humptaí dumptaí fós ar an talamh 'na luí.

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Snappy Maths - Free worksheets and interactive mathematics resources for primary/elementary education.

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Free maths worksheets and interactive online activities for Foundation Stage, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 (elementary) teachers and pupils.

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Below, you will find a wide range of mandalas for all ages and skill levels, including easy-to-color mandalas, detailed mandalas, geometric mandalas, animal mandalas, flower mandalas, plus many, many more!

If you are looking for animal-themed designs, you can see our animal mandalas here or keep browsing our mandala catalog below!

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Free coloring pages for you to print - Monday Mandala

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Here is a list of coloring pages that you can download and print for free.

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Early Phonics Resources for Infant classes

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Early Phonics Resources for Infant classes

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I've put together a full list of each and every printable that I've created over the years for preschool through elementary age ~ and even some just for moms!

There are times when it can get overwhelming trying to find a specific printable and it's really easy to miss things, so hopefully this printables from A to Z list will be as much of a help to you as it is to me.

Our printer has gotten nothing if short of an amazing workout over the years. While ink can get pricey, there are a few ways that we try to save money on printing.

The way my brain sorts and organizes may be different than yours, so be sure to read through the entire list if you are looking for something in particular {or leave a comment and ask}. The way I categorize things may be different from the way you do. Have fun looking around!

Hope this list helps you find things easier. I'll continue to update the list as I add new printables too. Have fun browsing!

Having trouble downloading or printing this file? Be sure to check out the post on PDF Download Problems for tips and tricks on getting the files to download properly. The solution is usually something simple and quick!

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Printables from A to Z from Homeschool Creations

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I've put together a full list of each and every printable that I've created over the years for preschool through elementary age ~ and even some just for moms! There are times when it can get overwhelming trying to find a specific printable and it's really easy to miss things, so hopefully this printables from A to Z list will be as much of a help to you as it is to me.

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Calling all young players who also love writing!

We're looking for essays on what our players love most about their club; tell us what the club means to you, what it means for your community, maybe tell a great story from its history and tell us what you look forward to doing when the time eventually comes to play and train again.

Essays of roughly 500-1,000 words max can be sent to clubnewsletter@gaa.ie by Monday 23 March and we'll run a selection of our favourites in the March edition of the newsletter. Top stories will win a GAA goody bag!

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Calling all young players who also love writing! We're looking for essays on what our players love most about their club; tell us what the club means to you, what it means for your community, maybe tell a great story from its history and tell us what you look forward

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Free Learning at Home Resources

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Free Home Learning Resources | Mrs Mactivity

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Critéir agus Rialacha

1. Tá dhá chomórtas ealaíne ann - ceann do naíonraí agus ceann do na bunscoileanna lán-Ghaeilge / Gaeltachta. Is ionann na critéir agus rialacha don dá chomórtas.

2. Roghnófar buaiteoir ó gach scoil bhliain - sé sin, páiste amháin ó naíonáin bheaga, páiste amháin ó naíonáin mhóra srl. San iomlán sa chomórtas seo beidh 8 mbuaiteoir ar bhonn náisiúnta.

3. Níl téama ar leith i gceist agus fáiltítear roimh shamhlaíocht an pháiste.

4. Níl teorainn le tomhais an phíosa a fhad is gur féidir é a sheoladh thar grianghraif.

5. Is féidir píosa ealaíne d'aon ábhar a úsáid (mar shampla péint, peann luaidhe, cairtchlár).

6. Ba dheas teideal a chur leis an bpíosa ach níl sé seo riachtanach.

7. Ní mór do thuismitheoirí / caomhnóirí grianghraf den phíosa ealaín a sheoladh isteach thar ríomhphost chuig cormac@gaeloideachas.ie nó thar na meáin shóisialta (féach thíos). Ní ghlacfar leis an mbun-leagan sa phost.

8. Is é 5i.n. ar an 25 Márta 2020 an spriocdháta.

9. Beidh ar gach iarratasóir na sonraí seo a chur leis an iarratas: ainm an pháiste, ainm an naíonra/na scoile, bliain ina bhfuil sé/sí, dáta breithe agus sonraí teagmhála.

10. Tá an comórtas teoranta d'iarratas amháin in aghaidh an duine.

11. Tá painéal de mholtóirí ann a bheidh ag úsáid scéim mharcála chuí.

12. Beidh dearbhán de €20 mar dhuais chun leabhar a cheannach ar line ag gach buaiteoir. Cuirfear teastas ar fáil freisin do gach buaiteoir. Roinnfear ainm an bhuaiteora agus an píosa ealaíne ar na meáin shóisialta i ndiaidh an chomórtais, ach amháin sa chás go sonraítear nach dteastaíonn ón tuismitheoir/caomhnóir go ndéanfaí amhlaidh.

13. Is féidir iarratas a dhéanamh thar ríomhphost ag cormac@gaeloideachas.ie

14. Is féidir iarratas a dhéanamh tríd na meáin shóisialta: Facebook @Gaeloideachas, Twitter @Gaeloid & Instagram @gaeloideachas.

Go n-éirí libh!

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Tá dhá chomórtas ealaíne ann - ceann do naíonraí agus ceann do na bunscoileanna lán-Ghaeilge / Gaeltachta. Is ionann na critéir agus rialacha don dá chomórtas. Roghnófar buaiteoir ó gach scoil bhliain - sé sin, páiste amháin ó naíonáin bheaga, páiste amháin ó naíonáin mhóra srl.

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Primary Resources: Maths: General Resources

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Primary Resources - free worksheets, lesson plans and teaching ideas for primary and elementary teachers.

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Competition will run from 22.03.2020 - 10.04.2020
Irish Socksciety will announce the winner on the 13th of April 2020.
The winning socks will go into production before the end of the School year.
Please use the template provided here
DOWNLOAD THE TEMPLATE
WHO CAN APPLY

Children age 6-12 located in the Republic of Ireland. We will only accept entries made by parents/guardians on behalf of the child-artist.

HOW TO APPLY

Parents/guardians of participants should submit the designs via email only. Files (pdf, photo, scan) should be sent to info@irishsocksciety.ie by 10.04.2020 time 00:00

HOW TO DESIGN

Please use the template available here

There is no limit on the technique, designs can be hand drawn, designed on a computer - whichever works. Please remember that colour scheme must be limited to 5 colours.

Avoid complex details or gradients as these are quite difficult to translate onto a sock.

AND THE WINNER IS...

We would like all of the young artist to have fun while designing their socks. There is no theme, design what you think would be best for yourself and your class mates. Please note, that due to technical reasons design may get changed slightly going into production.

IF I SUBMIT A DESIGN, WILL YOU OWN THE RIGHTS TO IT?

No, we don't own the rights to the entered designs. Once the winner is chosen, we will contact the parents/guardians of the artist before moving forward with the production.

There is no additional compensation to the winner beyond the prize.

If we receive a submission it means that parents/guardians of the artist are aware of the submission and take responsibility for informing/educating the child about the rules of the competition.

Organizers will pick one winner of the 1st prize and two winners of the spot prizes.

Once announced, the organizers' decision will be final and no appeals will be accepted.

Prize cannot be exchanged into cash.

Irish Socksciety reserves the right to change the t&c at any time.

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Dear wonderful and talented young Artists! Thank you so much for your creativity and enthusiasm that we were able to witness through your colourful designs! Also, thank you Parents, for your kind words, we are extremely happy that this challenge brought some fun to your homes during these tough times!

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Check out the Atom Town theme tune!

The new series is coming in December but the first show especially for Science Week!

Mental Health Animation: True Hue

3 children cross paths in a playground and learn that real friendship is made by showing their true colours.

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The new series is coming in December but the first show especially for Science Week! 3 children cross paths in a playground and learn that real friendship is made by showing their true colours.

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Maths resources and more

We have Maths games and puzzles, worksheet generators, graphing tools, UKMT questions and a whole load more!

Take a look at our various pages via the menu above and explore!

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We have Maths games and puzzles, worksheet generators, graphing tools, UKMT questions and a whole load more! Take a look at our various pages via the menu above and explore!