Work for Monday 22nd February

Written on 22/02/2021
Ciara McKeogh
Work for Monday 22nd February

Welcome back after the mid term break! I hope you are all feeling refreshed like the person on the right and ready for more great work this week 😄

Maths:

  1. Number Facts (Week 21) Monday 
  2. Master Your Maths (Week 21) Monday 
  3. Busy at Maths p. 79 (watch the video below first)

English:

  1. Sounds Good Phonics p. 61
  2. Ready to Write (half of p. 29 - practice writing from ninety-one to ninety-five)
  3. Let's Talk Literacy p. 64 (instructions in the video below) You can either write the answers in your copy or you can use the microphone on Seesaw on the 'assigned activity' to read the poem and answer Q1-5 for me orally!

Gaeilge:

  1. Fuaimeanna agus Focail (Aonad 21) exercise A
  2. Cairde le Chéile lth 50 (video below)
  3. We are moving on to a new topic in Bua na Cainte this week. We will be learning all about 'Éadaí'.
  • Firstly, I want you to see how many items of clothing or words to do with clothes that you can think of as Gaeilge, mar shampla, hata, cóta dearg, bróg, stocaí bán srl. You all know so many words to do with clothes already so it is important to test yourself and see how many you can remember!
  • Then I want you to listen to Haigh Didil Dom - what kind of clothes would the animals need to keep dry in the rain? Can you remember the names of these items of clothing in Irish?
  • Finally, I want you to listen to the interactive lesson below and then do p. 65 in Bua na Cainte. 

Grow in Love:

So far, we have learned about how, at Mass, the followers of Jesus gather together, listen to the Word of God being read from the Bible, and thank God for all the things that he has given us.

When we gather together at Mass, we give praise and glory to God. We honour Jesus, God's only Son. The 'Sanctus' is prayed at Mass to remember the words that the angels said on the night that Jesus was born, and the words that the crowds said when they welcomed him to the city of Jerusalem. Sometimes, the Sanctus is sang at Mass, so I want you to have a listen to the video below and I want you to try remember the words in this prayer and sing along with it.