Tuesday:
Click here to  listen to the 'Storybots' telling us about space.

Wednesday:
Astronaut, Chris Hadfield, shows us how he brushes his teeth in space and how to exercise in space. Watch and learn!

Thursday:
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Friday:

English: Click here to watch the 'Alphablocks'.

Maths: Click here to go to a website with lots of number rhymes. Choose your favourite ones and listen to them!

Gaeilge: Click here to watch a video about the body parts. 
​Junior Infants are not expected to read or write in Gaeilge, but it is nice for them to experience and see Gaeilge as a written language.

Here are our learning topics for the week:
English: Listening and Speaking, Phonics, Making Predictions, Tricky Words
​Maths: Money
Gaeilge: Ag Siopadóireacht
Whole-school event: Active Fortnight

Morning Meeting:
Continue to use the Morning Meeting as a learning activity to get your child ready for learning. 

Seesaw:
Please log in to the Seesaw app and try it out if you haven’t already done so. Every week, we are uploading more activities on it.

Maths - Continue with your shop:
Last week and this week the children will be learning about money. One of the best ways to teach your child about money is through play.  On Friday, you will be asked to create a shop at home. You can use play food if you have it or empty items from the kitchen. You and your child could even draw items for the shop. Price the items from 1cent to 5cent. You will need lots of 1cent, 2cent and 5cent coins.

Below you will find a suggested daily schedule! Please note that this outline is only a suggestion. We are aware that there are lots of things happening at home so please do what you feel is manageable. For those of you who want some extra challenges, please take a look at our bonus activity page.

Daily Activities:
Reading: Try to read a book every day, or have someone read one to you
Tricky Words: I, the, he, she, me, we, be, was, to, do, are, all
Maths: Counting a variety of items every day
Have your own 'Morning Meeting' each day!
Have a look at the activities based on 'Active Fortnight'.​

Here is a printable document of  the weekly plan:

Tuesday:
Click here to listen to a song about positional language.

Thursday:
Click here to listen to another song about positional language.

Friday:
Click here to see some yoga.
You can keep up your sign language skills with Caitríona here.

Here are our learning topics for the week:
English: Listening and Speaking, Phonics, Making Predictions, Tricky Words
Maths: Counting and Number bonds to 5
Gaeilge: An Teilifís (The Television)
Science: Hot and cold
Whole-school event: Mother Language / Multi-Language Fortnight

Below you will find a suggested daily schedule! Please note that this outline is only a suggestion. We are aware that there are lots of things happening at home so please do what you feel is manageable. For those of you who want some extra challenges, please take a look at our bonus activity page.

Morning Meeting:
​Last week, we showed you some examples of our ‘Morning Meetings’. Every school day starts with a morning meeting. We feel it sets the children up for a successful day and gives them a familiar routine. You could start your day by holding your own ‘Morning Meeting’.

Seesaw: 
Please log in to the Seesaw app and try it out if you haven’t already done so. We are asking you to send us one piece of work each week. Try sending it to us using Seesaw

Daily Activities:
Reading: Try to read a book every day, or have someone read one to you.
Tricky Words: I, the, he, she, me, we, be, was, to, do, are, all
Maths: Counting a variety of items every day
Have your own 'Morning Meeting' each day!
Have a look at the activities based on 'Mother Language / Multi-Language Fortnight'.
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Wednesday:
Click here to watch a video based on counting up to 10 objects. 

Friday:
You can keep up your sign language skills with Caitríona here.

Here are the uploads and website links that you will need this week:

​Daily Activities (Songs):
Click here for a song based on the days of the week.
Click here for a song based on the months of the year.

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​Monday:
Click here to play a counting game.

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Tuesday:
Click here to play a counting game.