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4/29/2020 0 Comments Gaeilge Help - Abair Liom Pg. 104Píosa beag cabhair díobhse ar Abair Liom, lth. 104. A little bit of help for you on page 104 of your Abair Liom. Hope this is beneficial - let me know if you would like more videos to help with your Gaeilge activities! Miss Mulholland 
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Hi 5th Class, Just a little post that might help with your understanding of "Finding the Full Amount when given a percent", which is on Pg. 123 of your Busy at Maths. I have picked out a few of those questions and made 3 live board videos (attached below) - questions 2, 6, and 4 (Try watch in that order). They might help you with how to solve the questions assigned! Here is a little video on Khan Academy to help with changing fractions into percentages. The activities to follow are quite hard as they use algebra (which we don't use just yet!). Don't get too bogged down with this video.. if you understand my videos, that's great! https://www.khanacademy.org/math/pre-algebra/pre-algebra-ratios-rates/pre-algebra-percent-problems/v/finding-percentages-example And a game that will help practise those skills! :) http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/percentage/MatchingPercentNumber.htm Whoops, I said this post would be "little"! If you are stuck on anything else in your Maths, as always - please email! :) Miss Mulholland 
4/28/2020 4 Comments Mangahigh Live LessonsHi 5th Class, The website we use to practice some of our Maths skills - Mangahigh, are providing LIVE maths lessons on YouTube everyday! To prepare for these lessons, have a look at the schedule I have attached. The lessons are split up into age groups - decide what one suits you and check the time of the lesson. Try to have the Mangahigh website open, with you logged in, and then click this link (using a new tab) at the suitable time! http://www.youtube.com/mangahighvideos I'll be tuning in to the lessons too, I might pick up some tips! :) Miss Mulholland 
Hi 5th Class! I hope you had a nice weekend and enjoyed the fresh air and sun! Here is a list of suggested work to complete this week. As always, there is no pressure to finish all of this work. We all work and learn differently. If you find that you are not able to finish all of this work, that is okay. If you find that you need more to keep you busy – just email! Although please try your best to finish as much of it as you can as it will keep you on track with your learning. You are in 5th class and should try to take as much responsibility for your own learning as you can. Also do not forget that you can email me to help you with any part of the work that might confuse you, or if you simply want to say hello. I have attached a new Suggested Timetable of Work that suits this week’s work. (Attached below) There is no pressure to follow this, although it might help those who like to follow a timetable, or add some structure to the day. A good idea is to print the Schedule and tick off the work as you complete it – this way you can keep track of the work you finish. Since more books and copies have arrived home last week, another reminder to keep all books and copies that you have at home neat and safe. Maths
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(Sesame street might seem a bit “babyish”... but offers life lessons for all of us ) Physical Education/Movement Breaks (Pick and choose from the list below when you need to give your brain a break!)
Please feel free to tune into RTÉ or TG4 in the morning for the homeschool programmes – they are a fabulous learning resource! You can find activities to complete based on what you have seen on the television. Here are the links to both websites: https://www.rte.ie/learn/ Cúla 4 – Have a look at TG4’s version of RTÉ’s homeschool hub. It begins Monday at 10am on TG4. https://www.cula4.com/en/ When you complete any of the work above, please take a picture and send it to my email – I would love to see how you are getting on, and can offer feedback and corrections on your finished work. If you are ever stuck on any activity (including your Master Your Maths), or would like to correct any of your work, feel free to email me and I will try my best to help. Email: missmulholland2020@gmail.com Keep safe and I miss you all very much! Miss Mulholland 
Hi 5th Class, Here are corrections to this week's Master Your Maths questions, Busy at Maths, English and Gaeilge work. Use these answers to self correct your own work. If you need further explanation on any of the answers - please don't hesitate to email me. :) Finally, well done on an excellent week of work 5th class! It was wonderful to see so many of you get in contact with me and send in your hard work. I know it is strange doing all this work from home, but I can see how you are adapting to it - you are showing just how mature you are! :) Have a lovely weekend! Miss Mulholland
4/22/2020 0 Comments Maths HelpTwo tricky questions in our Master Your Maths today - Week 28, Day 3, Questions 8 and 13. As I said before - anything you find tricky, just let me know! :)
4/22/2020 0 Comments Earth Day 2020Hi 5th Class!
Today, the 22nd of April, is Earth Day 2020, which is celebrated all across the world! Here are a few websites about the special day, that you might find interesting! - https://www.twinkl.ie/event/earth-day-2020 - https://www.earthday.org/ - https://www.weareteachers.com/earth-day-crafts-classroom-activities/ (some beautiful crafts to be found on this website) Also, a quick note to say a massive well done to all the boys and girls in 5th Class who have sent their fabulous work to me so far. I am very proud of you! I am keeping track of everything I have received. I look forward to seeing work from everybody! :) Keep up the excellent work! Miss Mulholland 4/20/2020 1 Comment Maths Video Lesson - AreaHi 5th class! Just a little post to let you know that I can post a video of any Maths question on a whiteboard and share it with you all when you are stuck! All you need to do is let me know what questions you might find difficult by emailing me and I can make a video and post it on the blog for everybody to view! :) Here is a little video based on one of the Maths activities I have set for you this week (Pg. 117, Q2) to show you how the app works (and also for a little practice myself!). It should help you with finding the perimeter and area of an irregular shape. Hope this helps! :) Miss Mulholland
Hi 5th Class! I hope you had a relaxing and safe Easter with your family, and that you ate plenty of chocolate! Here is a list of suggested work to complete this week – try your best to finish as much of it as you can as it will keep that mind of yours growing and thinking hard! You are in 5th class and should try to take as much responsibility for your own learning as you can. Although, if you are unable to complete parts of this work, please do not worry. Also do not forget that you can email me to help you with any part of the work that might confuse you, or if you simply want to say hello. I understand that this is a strange time for all, so I have included a Suggested Schedule of Work if you would like to follow it. (Attached below) There is no pressure to follow this, although it might help those who like to follow a timetable, or add some structure to the day. Don’t forget to keep helping out at home and try to get outside into the fresh air and sun as often as you can! Just a little reminder to keep all books and copies that you have at home neat and safe. Maths
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SESE/Art/STEM Weekly Topic: Leonardo DaVinci 1. Read Pg. 18 –21 of your Small World History Book 2. Pick which option you would prefer to do: A or B Option A - Recreate one of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous paintings – you can choose from “The Last Supper”, “The Mona Lisa” or any of his famous paintings that you like. You can use any art material that you might have at home to recreate the painting, it does not have to be paint. Can you use objects from your garden? For example, grass, leaves, twigs, soil? Option B – Can you create a canal lock like Leonardo da Vinci, using recycled items at home? Think about our Engineer’s Week challenge – what materials did we use there were water-proof? Have a look at this website, including the video at the bottom of the webpage. http://www.leonardodavincisinventions.com/civil-engineering-inventions/leonardo-da-vincis-canal-lock/ A website for further research – www.geniusstuff.com/blog/list/10-leonardo-da-vinci-inventions/ Physical Education/Movement Breaks (Pick and choose from the list below when you need to give your brain a break!)
Please feel free to tune into RTÉ or TG4 in the morning for the homeschool programmes – they are a fabulous learning resource! You can find activities to complete based on what you have seen on the television, and a quiz at the end of the week. Here are the links to both websites: https://www.rte.ie/learn/ Cúla 4 – Have a look at TG4’s version of RTÉ’s homeschool hub. It begins Monday at 10am on TG4. https://www.cula4.com/en/ When you complete any of the work above, please take a picture and send it to my email – I would love to see how you are getting on, and can offer feedback and corrections on your finished work. If you are ever stuck on any activity (including your Master Your Maths), or would like to correct any of your work, feel free to email me and I will try my best to help. Email: missmulholland2020@gmail.com Please keep safe and I miss you all very much! P.S. I hope you all received your postcard and had fun figuring out what it said! :) Miss Mulholland
4/1/2020 1 Comment Wednesday, April 1stHi 5th Class, Just a little post to let you know that I have been in touch with the Junior Entrepreneur Programme and they have told us not to worry, we will be given a new and fair deadline to submit our work. We will continue making our Super Spinners and completing our JEP folder as soon as we are back to school! :) A few websites you might like to have a look at: One you are familiar with... Our KiVa Programme! Feel free to make your way through the game! http://www.kivaprogram.net/ireland/the-game Some websites to boost your literacy skills: https://www.softschools.com/language_arts/reading_comprehension/ https://bogglesworldesl.com/cloze_activities.htm I have already seen some fantastic creative writing on Imagine Forest and excellent practice on our Maths on Mangahigh - Well done! Keep safe and enjoy that sunshine! Miss Mulholland |
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