Third Class

Hello parents, Rehearsals for The Bee Musical are well underway. The children from both classes know the parts they will be playing and should be working hard to perfect their lines and acting skills. As a result, we decided not to give homework this week. It is expected that the children use this time to practise as much as possible. We are really looking forward to performing for you all. Costumes: Narrator / Newsreader - Smart clothes (dress / skirt  / trousers / suit jacket etc. Whatever you have available in your wardrobe) Bees (any bee including drones/worker bees/nectar team/bee team etc.) - Bee Attire: Black clothes or a bee costume if you already have one. There is no need to buy a costume. Black clothes will be fine. Wings - any wings will do, if you do not already have wings, these can be made (either at home or in school). Bee antennae (again, these can be made using hairbands and pipecleaners). Pollen baskets to be placed on knees (yoghurt pots / mini baskets cou

Script for 3rd Class Performance - The Bee Musical Please note: We will be adapting the script over the next couple of weeks, so have decided not to print it yet. Anyone who would like to audition for a 'bigger' part should choose a page or two to rehearse ahead of the mini auditions tomorrow. I (Aoife) reccommend practising the 'Grumble Bee' lines as it will give a good indication of who is suited to which role. Grumble Bee has to show a range of emotions and has a number of lines. Remember, just practise a page or two worth of lines - the audition will not be long. Words do not need to be learned off by heart, we just want to see how animated etc. each child can be when taking on a role. Thanks, Aoife and Becky

Weaving Wellbeing - Week 4 homework in the Weaving Wellbeing Workbook (please note, children have 2 weeks to complete the Week 4 tasks). Spellings – English & Gaeilge (test every Friday) Gaeilge – Reading Léigh sa Bhaile •         Monday and Tuesday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)  for  'Rómhór/Róbheag' lch.17 (Not read in class last week due to STEM Week activities) •         Wednesday and Thursday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)   for ‘An Aimsir in Éirinn’ lch. 18 These do not need to be written into homework copies. This is a chance to practise reading and comprehension skills as Gaeilge. English – Read library book for 10 minutes every evening Writing - put 5 trickiest spellings into 'super' sentences to show their meaning (use a dictionary if unsure of the meanings of some words but make sure your sentences are not just the dictionary definition) Maths – Tables Champion p. 16 (A Look Back / Re

Homework Spellings – English & Gaeilge (test every Friday) Gaeilge – Reading Léigh sa Bhaile •         Monday and Tuesday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)  for  'Ionad Siopaóireachta' lch. 16 •         Wednesday and Thursday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)  'Rómhór/Róbheag' lch.17 These do not need to be written into homework copies. This is a chance to practise reading and comprehension skills as Gaeilge. English – Read library book for 10 minutes every evening Writing - put 5 trickiest spellings into 'super' sentences to show their meaning (use a dictionary if unsure of the meanings of some words but make sure your sentences are not just the dictionary definition) NEW v    Focus for this week: Each sentence must start with a capital letter and end with either a ? (Question mark) or a ! (Exclamation mark). Maths – Tables Champion p. 15 (+10, -10) Country: Austria & Capital Ci

Homework Weaving Wellbeing - Page 9 'Lesson 3 Homework: Positive Emotion Potion' Please ensure that the Weaving Wellbeing workbook comes to school every day as we may need it for lessons. This homework is due on a Friday, as with the rest of the homework. Spellings – English & Gaeilge (test every Friday) Gaeilge – Reading Léigh sa Bhaile •         Monday and Tuesday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)  for 'Ag Teilifís' lch.15 •         Wednesday and Thursday night read and answer the questions  (verbally)  'Ionad Siopaóireachta' lch. 16 These do not need to be written into homework copies. This is a chance to practise reading and comprehension skills as Gaeilge. English – Read library book for 10 minutes every evening Writing - put 5 trickiest spellings into 'super' sentences to show their meaning (use a dictionary if unsure of the meanings of some words but make sure your sentences are not just the dictionary d