Week 6Hi Everyone,Hope you are all well and keeping busy. Thank you so much for the lovely photographs. Remember this week you have Monday off and you’re going on your school tour (SESE) on Wednesday (so no school work.) I look forward to reading the account of your virtual tour in your email this week. Here is some work to help keep you busy this week and remember work at your own pace, no worries if you don’t complete it. Keep in touchTake careArlene Mental Maths – Week 22 Tuesday, Thursday and Friday English in Practice – p. 70 Spelling – Week 26 Tic Tac Toe – do any 3 from tic tac toe sheet in blue home copyGaeilge – Briathra – Aimsir Fháistineach – Abair/Beir (irregular verbs)

- Litriú – Caitheamh Aimsire – the other sentences that you can use about your hobbies/activities

- You can access these pages on the “Folens” website if you prefer- You can also try the website Róbó, go to Ardleibhéal, Caitheamh

Aimsire- Watch TG4- Complete Briathra (worksheet 1)- Write a short story about your favourite hobby, use sentences and

vocabulary given (worksheet 2)

Worksheet 1

Worksheet 2

Litriú

Maths The Circle

WeightWriting weights in kilogrammes (kg) and grammes (g) using decimals and fractions.

1000g = 1kgFor decimals, go up to thousandths column4.8kg = 4kg 800g5.23kg = 5kg 230g6.864kg = 6kg 864gFor fractions, remember either /10, /100, /10009/10 = 900/1000 = 0.90037/100 = 370/1000 = 0.370343/1000 = 0.3433/5 = 6/10 = 600/1000 = 0.6004kg 235g = 4.235kg4kg 34g = 4.034kg 4kg 9g = 4.009kgTry the following questions. You don’t have to do them all if you don’t have time, but try and do a few from each section.

Adding and subtracting weightMake sure decimal point is in line

Multiplying and dividing weightDo the multiplication or division then put in the decimal point. Remember, the question and answer must have the same amount of digits after the decimal point2.86 X 5.9 there are 3 numbers after the decimal point in the question, the answer must also have 3 numbers after the decimal point.

English – Cloze Procedure – Water is Precious- Write an account of your virtual tour- Read Friend or Foe (20mins per day)- Reading Comprehension – Summer in Ireland

SESE – Virtual Tour WednesdayHere are two virtual tours you can go on. One is of EPIC, the Irish Emigration Centre and the other of Áras an Uachtaráin. You can do one or both, which ever you decide. Enjoy https://dublin.epicchq.com/virtual-tour-epic-the-irish-emigration-museum?_ga=2.65704366.1695680237.1587912361-161404742.1587668595

https://president.ie/en/explore-visit/take-the-virtual-tour/

Music – revise graduation songs- Dabbledoo

Art – Vincent Willem van Gogh was a Dutch post-impressionist painter who is among the most famous and influential figures in the history of Western art. In just over a decade, he created about 2,100 artworks, including around 860 oil paintings, most of which date from the last two years of his life. They include landscapes, still lifes, portraits and self-portraits, and are characterised by bold colours and dramatic, impulsive and expressive brushwork that contributed to the foundations of modern art.  Choose one piece of art from below and create your own piece using any medium you prefer.

Sunflowers Flowering garden

The farm in summer La semeur PE

- lots of core exercises (you know what to do)- GoNoodle- Walking/Running

- PE with Joe, The Body Coach TV 9am live on YouTube- Dance - Active Week activities

Wellbeing/SPHE/LT- Try making a gratitude jar. Everyday write something you are

grateful for on a slip of paper and put it in a jar. - Help in the garden- Play board games or cards- Jigsaws- Exercise- Yoga - Baking - Helping at Home

Drama - Mime

Useful Websites - topmarks.co.uk- Scoilnet.ie- Séidéansí- Twinkl- GoNoodle- Dabbledoo- Website of the Day on school website

Answers to MM week 21 and EIP Day 133-136 (p68 + 69) are below