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This week, as part of our creative assignments, we are challenging you to a lip sync battle. Your video can be as short or as long as you like - 10 seconds; perfect! Choose a song, get some...

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Here is an example of a stop motion video with food.

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Stop motion animation fruit and vegetables

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Stop Motion Animation Basics for Kids!  Photography Lessons with Heidi Hope

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Homefest - A Music Festival in Your Home

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Get full access to DabbledooMusic resources, songs and videos in your home!

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Throwing for accuracy

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July 9th to 12th

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We hope that everyone is doing well during these challenging times and we are so pleased to have some good news which might lift the spirits!

We're delighted to announce that Kinsale Arts Weekend will go ahead this year on the weekend of 9 - 12 July 2020, albeit in a different format.

Our goal is to deliver an exciting festival lineup for you whilst still adhering to the physical distancing and any other restrictions that will be in place as a result of Covid-19. The festival will consist of drive-in outdoor theatre style events which will allow for safe distancing. The details will follow on shortly. We are also working on special events for the children of Kinsale, which will be fun and inclusive.

The always popular 'Art in the Windows' will take place as part of our effort to flood the town with creativity. We also hope to have 'home made' bunting festooning the town. If anyone would like to get involved we'd love to hear from you! You can email us at kinsaleartsweekend@gmail.com

Stay safe and mind each other.
From everyone at Kinsale Arts Weekend x

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KAW 2020 We hope that everyone is doing well during these challenging times and we are so pleased to have some good news which might lift the spirits!We're delighted to announce that Kinsale Arts Weekend will go ahead this year on the weekend of 9 - 12 July 2020, albeit in a different format.Our

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Some examples of simple everyday photos.

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The latest image galleries from The Irish Times

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Saturday June 13th - a day of free creativity for children and young people.

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Cruinniú na nÓg - A day of free creativity for children and young people

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Ireland is the first, and only, country in the world to have a national day of free creativity for children and young people under 18. Cruinniú na nÓg is a flagship initiative of the Creative Ireland Programme's Creative Youth plan to enable the creative potential of children and young people.

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Shane Mc Kenna is a musician and music teacher from Monaghan, currently based in Dublin. He studied Music Education and Music Technology in Trinity College Dublin where he became a leading researcher and developer in the area of new musical notation for education and collaborative music making. He has guest lectured in Ireland and abroad based on his work developing new systems of teaching and learning about music, inside and outside the classroom.

Shane is an experienced musician having performed in orchestras, choirs and bands on a range of instruments and is currently attempting to master the fiddle!

Shane hosts CPD courses across Ireland each a year and leads the development of the DabbledooMusic curriculum content.

If you have any questions or feeback about the curriculum content please get in touch!

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Shane Mc Kenna is a musician and music teacher from Monaghan, currently based in Dublin. He studied Music Education and Music Technology in Trinity College Dublin where he became a leading researcher and developer in the area of new musical notation for education and collaborative music making.

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Make your name in 3D

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Ms Rowling has kindly published her new book online for children to read. There's also a competition o illustrate it!

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I had the idea for The Ickabog a long time ago and read it to my two younger children chapter by chapter each night while I was working on it. However, when the time came to publish it, I decided to put out a book for adults instead, which is how The Ickabog ended up in the attic. I became busy with other things, and even though I loved the story, over the years I came to think of it as something that was just for my own children.

Then, in the Spring of 2020, lockdown happened. It was very hard on children, in particular, so I brought The Ickabog down from the attic, read it for the first time in years, rewrote bits of it and then decided to publish it at first in free instalments online for children stuck at home. I also thought how wonderful it would be if children on lockdown illustrated the story for me, and so we launched the Ickabog illustration competition, run by my publishers around the world.

The Ickabog book, illustrated by the winners of the competition, is now out as a book, and I'm donating my net royalties to my charitable trust, Volant, to help medical and frontline charities supporting vulnerable groups impacted by Covid-19.

Thank you to everyone who entered the competition and helped create the book, and I hope you enjoy reading it!

The Illustration Competition

Back in the 2020 lockdown, J.K. Rowling invited children across the world to take part in a competition with a truly delightful prize: a chance to see their illustrations in her new book...

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All You Need to Know

If you have any questions about The Ickabog - the story, the characters, or how J. K. Rowling came to publish the book - you'll find the answers here.

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About The Book

What's The Ickabog all about? You can look inside the book here, listen to a snippet from the audiobook, and watch J. K. Rowling reading selected chapters aloud...

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Ickabog Activities

If you're ready to have some creative fun with The Ickabog, then download your free activity pack now. And while you're here, you can get some artistic tips from winners of the illustration competition...

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I had the idea for The Ickabog a long time ago and read it to my two younger children chapter by chapter each night while I was working on it.

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Try out the free 48 hour trial and review whether you believe it is better than Manga High or not!

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Bring the love of learning home Are you a teacher or educator? Start your free school trial here. Mathletics and Spellodrome make learning engaging, fun, and rewarding. They're designed to help learners achieve their best, whether that's getting to the top of class or catching up on tougher subjects.

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Lesson 1 of the course. Other lessons can be seen on the right of the screen in this link.

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A video to explain the competition and here's a PDF to get you started.

https://www.trocaire.org/sites/default/files/resources/edu/education_trocaire_gc_home_challenge_lent_2020.pdf

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This link has 4 videos to explain the Sustainable Development Goals and how you can help the world!

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Game Changers

Trócaire Game Changers. Create a game. Change the world.

What is Game Changers?

Game Changers is a competition for young people who want to change the world and believe games are a way to do this.

Young people all over Ireland submit games based one of these three themes: Climate Justice, Human Rights or the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Games can be a board game, card game or video game.

Due to Covid-19, this year's Game Changers was changed to a Home Challenge Competition. The closing date for entries was June 30th.

Check back here soon to see the winning games.

Game Changers - Hunt For Human Rights

Over 80 games were entered into the inaugural Game Changers competition in 2019. Board games, card games and online games were submitted from primary, post-primary and youth groups. These games explored themes such as human rights, the plight of refugees and the challenges of delivering aid to countries affected by poverty.

Game Changers - Hunt For Human Rights

Over 80 games were entered into the inaugural Game Changers competition in 2019. Board games, card games and online games were submitted from primary, post-primary and youth groups. These games explored themes such as human rights, the plight of refugees and the challenges of delivering aid to countries affected by poverty.

Each game was assessed by the judging panel on the following criteria: understanding, empathy, innovation and effort. Twenty-two games were shortlisted and showcased at the competition final, which took place in DCU on the 15th May 2019.

These 22 groups of young people and their teachers enjoyed a hugely energetic and colourful event. The judges were wowed by the standard of gameplay on show but the final say on who took home the title went to the entrants themselves. Each group voted for their favourite game. The winning game was announced as "Hunt for Human Rights", a fantastic game created by Loreto Secondary School, Balbriggan. Their prize was to present their game at the International Educational Games Competition in Denmark.

Play Trócaire's Developement Education games

The Exploitation Game:

Download and play the Exploitation Game for four players aged 12+. This board game is based on the challenges communities face when trying to protect their land.

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Project Honduras

Play the award-winning video game Project Honduras. This game is based on the experiences of communities who face the worst effects of climate change.

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Human Rights Defenders

Download and play this board game for two-four players aged 9+. Help local people to fight for their rights and defend their land.

View Resource Learn More

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Trócaire Head Office, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland, W23 NX63. Tel: +353 1 6293333

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Trócaire Game Changers. Create a game. Change the world. Game Changers is a competition for young people who want to change the world and believe games are a way to do this. Young people all over Ireland submit games based one of these three themes: Climate Justice, Human Rights or the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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GeoGuessr.com places you somewhere in the world. Its up to you to work out where.
(It requires an email sign in to play)

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GeoGuessr is a geography game which takes you on a journey around the world and challenges your ability to recognize your surroundings.

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Even more virtual tours from NASA.

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NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. Get the latest updates on NASA missions, watch NASA TV live, and learn about our quest to reveal the unknown and benefit all humankind.

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Virtual tour to the International Space Station!

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International Space Station Tour With Sunita Williams

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A collection of short stories written by primary and secondary school students who are mentored by famous Irish author Roddy Doyle.

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Young Irish writing: A powerful and insightful collection of stories from the imaginations of Irish teenagers and primary school children.

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5th class students proved their star quality at Christmas by performing Patrick Kavanagh's a Christmas Childhood. Now we're going to go digital!

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An explanation of how words make phrases and phrases build clauses - it may make you hungry! Information after 5 minutes is not required for 5th class.

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Let Daniel Radcliff show you what alliteration is

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Daniel Radcliffe Raps Blackalicious' "Alphabet Aerobics"

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A technical explanation of alliteration - help with Tuesday's work

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Alliteration | Award Winning Alliteration Teaching Video | What is Alliteration?

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Get Epic has a huge range of digital books to read and audio books to listen to. Email Mr Murray for free access.

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

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Under-arm throwing!

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lth 179 - ag siopadóireacht sa siopa ceoil
táimid togha - we're great
thar barr - im super
uirlis cheoil - musical instrument

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lch 178 – san ollmhargadh
ollmhargadh - supermarket
plódaithe le daoine - packed with people
staighre - stairs
greim laímhe - holding hands
ag dul síos - going down
thíos - at the bottom
ag dul aníos - going up

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an rás abhaile

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Tagann an cúrsa leis an gcur chuige atá leagtha síos i gCuraclam na Bunscoile - Gaeilge . Tá sé bunaithe ar an gcur chuige cumarsáideach agus déantar comhtháthú ann ar an gceithre scil.

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Rás sa spás

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pg 172

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pg 172 activity

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Hand-eye coordination and striking!

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Here is a link for signing up to our 5th Class group

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Anyone can learn computer science. Make games, apps and art with code.

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Take a look at the video and then try this course if you you're up for a challenge - https://studio.code.org/s/coursef-2019

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22nd May

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Polyhedra
21st May

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Practising Sixth class maths: 'Identify polyhedra'

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Fun maths practice! Improve your skills with free problems in 'Identify polyhedra' and thousands of other practice lessons.

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20th May

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19th May

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Practising Third class maths: 'Count vertices, edges and faces'

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Fun maths practice! Improve your skills with free problems in 'Count vertices, edges and faces' and thousands of other practice lessons.

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21st & 22nd

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Tagann an cúrsa leis an gcur chuige atá leagtha síos i gCuraclam na Bunscoile - Gaeilge . Tá sé bunaithe ar an gcur chuige cumarsáideach agus déantar comhtháthú ann ar an gceithre scil.

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Friday 15th May - to help with page 76 of Treasury 5

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Bristol Council: Employment, Skills & Learning

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An Deireadh Seachtaine - The Weekend
Fan - to stay
go moch - early
mo ríomhaire - computer
iarnóin - afternoon
cluiche foirne - team sport
le cúnamh Dé - God willing/hopefully

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13th May

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12th May

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11th May

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15th May

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14th May

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Tagann an cúrsa leis an gcur chuige atá leagtha síos i gCuraclam na Bunscoile - Gaeilge . Tá sé bunaithe ar an gcur chuige cumarsáideach agus déantar comhtháthú ann ar an gceithre scil.

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14th May

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11th May
Pie Chart

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Practising Fifth class maths: 'Pie charts'

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Fun maths practice! Improve your skills with free problems in 'Pie charts' and thousands of other practice lessons.

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Wednesday 13th May

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Tuesday 12th May

http://data.cjfallon.ie/resources/20707/BAM5_Tutorial_088/lessons/BAM5_Tutorial_088/index.html

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Yes, this is a writing competition about Mr Murray! Joking!

This might be a challenge to some as you can only write 500 words - closing date is May 25th.

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For some people, chess is a relaxation tool which takes their mind off everything. Give it a go on this website - you can create a link and send it to a friend to play them!

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Free online chess server. Play chess in a clean interface. No registration, no ads, no plugin required. Play chess with the computer, friends or random opponents.

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Some ideas to maintain good mental health during the Covid-19 restrictions - breathing exercises, coping skills activities and practicing gratitude.

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All about jumping!

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6th & 7th May

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Tagann an cúrsa leis an gcur chuige atá leagtha síos i gCuraclam na Bunscoile - Gaeilge . Tá sé bunaithe ar an gcur chuige cumarsáideach agus déantar comhtháthú ann ar an gceithre scil.

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pg 151

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pg 150

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pg 149

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pg 148

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Finding the area of a circle.
pg 150 BAM

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How to draw a circle

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Name the parts of the circle
Practice here:
https://ie.ixl.com/math/class-5/parts-of-a-circle

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What part of the circle is the arrow pointing to?

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Ardaigh - to turn up (the volume)
Fuaim - sound
pleidhcíocht - messing
Ísligh - to lower/turn down
Scread - to scream

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lcg 160 Bua na Cainte
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lch 160 Bua na Cainte
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Smiling Minds is an Australian not-for-profit organisation which has a series of guided meditation videos on YouTube. Try one out and let us know what you think!

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meditation "modern meditation" mindfulness "mindfulness meditation" "meditation app" "mindfulness app" calm clarity contentment "kids meditation" "youth meditation"

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Revision of division ;)

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Revision of changing kg to g

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Choosing the correct method to weigh something. (Revision)

Link to Khan Academy video here.

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Here is a tutorial that will help with page 139.

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Use this link to register and join the online Scoil Naomh Eltin Class.

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Use Google Images to view some pictures of the Book of Kells and then enter this art and writing competition run by Trinity College Dublin.

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Find out more about our exhibitions, including the fascinating history of the Book of Kells, as well as the latest news on our Trinity Visitors blog.

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Don Conroy is a famous Irish art teacher who has been teach children how to draw for decades.

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Don has now officially launched his own Youtube channel. Tune in by clicking the video below.Don't forget to like, subscribe and share! https://youtu.be/k1YV_Y6dQUk Don teaches you how to draw a chick - to watch this and lots more head on over to his channel! https://youtu.be/q1k50FQMXvw Flowers for Marlene, directed by Don Conroy and starring Dermod...

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An online encyclopedia!

Just be sure to click on the link at the bottom of this webpage:
"Enter World Book Online"

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Maths games for all areas of the 4th class maths curriculum. If you're without log in details, just email.

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Mangahigh | Online Maths Resource | Game Based Learning for Students

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Mangahigh - Where every child finds fun in learning. A digital maths resource for blended learning. Transform your teaching with game-based learning. Used by thousands of students every day.

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Clare will be uploading a weekly lesson on her YouTube channel, WePlayForever

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Loads of resources and links to keep everyone of all ages active. The Lego games and cosmic yoga sound particularly good.

You could also video call an older family member and do the activities for older adults with them!

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Don’t miss what’s happening

People on Twitter are the first to know.

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Stuck for reading material? Not any more! You have the World Book at your feet.

Just be sure to click on the link at the bottom of this webpage:
"Enter World Book Online"

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Just like Home School Hub on RTE but as Gaeilge!

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Here is the plan we used to create very interesting characters.

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This live-streaming webcam was set up by the National Parks and Wildlife Service to monitor a pair of white-tailed sea eagles breeding in County Cork. White-tailed sea eagles became extinct in Ireland over 100 years ago but were brought back as part of a reintroduction programme: from 2007 to 2011 one hundred eagle chicks were brought from Norway and released in Killarney National Park. They have since dispersed around Ireland and there are now up to a dozen pairs breeding in counties Cork, Kerry, Clare, Tipperary and Galway.

The birds on this live webcam are Black P (female) and Blue W (male), both of whom were brought to Ireland as part of the reintroduction programme. In 2016, a pair of eagles at this nest raised the first eagle chick to fledge in Co Cork in over a century. However, in 2018 the original female (Green D) was ousted by a younger female P. This new pairing has yet to fledge a chick so we will watch with bated breath to see if they can succeed in 2020.

Find out more about the history of the eagles in Glengarriff and their breeding attempts: click here

For facts about white-tailed sea eagles: click here

Department of Culture, Heritage & the Gaeltacht eagle blog link: click here

Follow us on our Facebook page for regular updates!

Blog posts: Name the eaglet! She's fledged! It's a girl! Dad goes missing Younger chick dies Eaglecam on RTÉ Six One News
The White-tailed Sea Eagle reintroduction project is a joint initiative between National Parks & Wildlife Service and Golden Eagle Trust in collaboration with Norsk Institutt for Naturforskning (NINA) and Norwegian Ornithological Society. The project is managed by Dr Allan Mee. RTÉ Six One News - 28th April 2020 Action Clips:
23rd February 2020: In this short video the male can be seen bringing the female a fish a few days before she laid an egg. In this rare footage she can be seen 'food-begging' which is normally juvenile behaviour but in this context is probably part of a bonding and courtship ritual.

15th April 2020 11:19am: The female's behaviour indicates hatching is imminent: the adult birds usually share incubation duties but on this date she was very protective of the nest and did not allow the male to sit on the nest, except when she took a five minute break at lunchtime. This clip shows her 'defending' the egg-cup from the male so he flies off again.
15th April 2020 - 6:52pm
First clear sightings of the chick! Hatching happened some time on the 15th April, but it takes a while for the chick to find the strength to raise its head so it can be seen in the nest. In this clip from early evening, the chick's wobbly, fluffy head can be seen as dusk falls.
16th April 2020 - 6:46am
First feed! The female brooded the chick all night and soon after first light she can be seen feeding feeding the chick. As the day progressed, both the male and female took turn brooding and feeding the chick. At 2:30pm the male can be seen bringing a large, dark prey item to the nest, which was later revealed to be a seabird (razorbill or guillemot).
17th April 2020 - 6:52am
Food drop! Dad brought a fish to the nest in the early morning, but as Mama P rises meets him he drops the fish and it falls out of the nest. She does not look impressed!
19th April 2020 - 9:27am
On Sunday 19th April we were thrilled to see a second chick had hatched. Here's Dad carefully removing half the eggshell from the nest.
22nd April 2020 - 9:31am
Dad got a bit of a surprise with the antics of a dogfish he'd brought to the nest an hour earlier . . . #freshfish
23rd April 2020 - morning
As the two chicks grow and get stronger it's easier to see both their heads as their parents feed them. So far fish and seabirds have been the main prey items.
Thanks to the Office of Public Work for permission to erect the camera on their land and to Dr Allan Mee (White-Tailed Sea Eagle Project Manager) for advice & support. Camera installed by Bandwidth Communications under licence from the National Parks & Wildlife Service. For more information on white-tailed eagles in Ireland and the history of the reintroduction programme: http://www.goldeneagle.ie/ For information on Garnish Island, which is managed by the OPW: http://garinishisland.ie/

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Thanks to the National Parks and Wildlife service we can now follow the intrigues and antics of the white-tailed eagle pair nesting in Glengarriff Co. Cork live via their very own nestcam.

Part of a reintroduction programme for the species that began in 2007, the adult eagles (male Blue W and female Black P) have successfully hatched a chick over recent days and it's a real privilege to be able to watch them feed and care for it.

The only white-tailed eagle to fledge in Co. Cork was raised at this nest site by Blue W with a different female (Green D) during the 2016 breeding season, but Green D was ousted by Black P in 2018. This current pair has yet to raise a chick successfully so fingers crossed for a good year this year... live on camera.

White tailed eagles became extinct in Ireland over 100 years ago, but an ambitious reintroduction programme saw the reintroduction of 100 eagle fledglings between 2007 and 2011. Those birds are now pairing up and breeding across the island of Ireland, and despite numerous setbacks (illegal poisonings, shootings, etc.) young Irish eagles are taking to the skies again. It's a slow process, but a native Irish eagle population is gradually establishing itself. The Glengarriff pair are firm favourites on our Discover Wildlife Weekends and Wildlife Holidays - and we hope to get out to see junior and his/her parents in person later in the year when the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.

Fingers crossed this little chick in Glengarriff will fledge successfully in late summer to join the growing number of eagles soaring Irish skies.

See the Golden Eagle Trust site for more background on the White-tailed Eagle reintroduction project.

You can find out more about the history of the Glengarriff White-tailed Eagle pair here.

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30 minute exercise class streamed daily at 9.30am

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Welcome to the Body Coach TV where I post weekly home workouts to help you get, stronger, healthier and happier.