Week 3
30/03/2020 - 03/04/2020
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Suggested work & activities for Senior infants for week 3 of school closure:
- Revise Sight words, choose 5 sight words a day and write the sight words in cursive writing, write the sight words in rainbow writing, trace the sight words on your hand, clap out the letters in each word, make the word with playdough, put the sight words into sentences orally & then write the sentence. (Use speech marks for fancy sentences)
- Continue to practice reading, why not record yourself reading (try to change your voice when you see speech marks and don’t forget what to do when you see bold words) www.folensonline.ie have lots of free reading resources with a variety of e-book readers and sight vocabulary interactive games at senior infant level
- Complete some new fun activities from the GCNS Takeaway Grid, maybe try three different independent activities each day
- Get active with the GCNS a-z of activity, you could try some of these in-between some written work, just like a movement break in school. www.cosmickids.com have some fantastic daily yoga lessons to start your day
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Week 1 (13/03/20 - 20/03/20) Communications for families of senior infants
Dear parents / guardians,
Please find below an outline of suggested work and activities for children in Senior Infants. You will also find attached a ‘Closure Takeaway Grid’ with more suggestions that will allow some autonomy for the children with regard to the work and activities they do.
As always, reading aloud with your child, creative play, dramatic / role play, fine motor work, handwriting, oral language development and outdoor play (in-line with HSE advice) cannot be under-estimated. Please do not feel obligated to complete all of the suggested work and activities, it is intended to help rather than to add pressure on families at this stressful time. We are very aware of the fact that every family will have different access to technology, printers etc. and are also hindered by their individual work commitments.
Please feel free to contact me via Dojo or email to clarify any queries or questions in relation to the work provided.
If you or your child have any suggestions for work or activities that could be shared with our school community, please feel free to send them on – all suggestions welcome! The situation is evolving nationally and we will review our provisions regularly.
We hope that you and yours keep safe and well.
We look forward to seeing you all when the school reopens.
Kind regards,
Sarahjane McDonagh and Eamonn Hughes
The Following went home with the children yesterday/are already in their homework folder at home:
www.phonicsplay.co.uk A selection of interactive games for all phonic phases.
www.vooks.com/parent-resources A library of storybooks brought to life, to help encourage a love of reading
www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/ A lovely collection of stories read aloud
www.ictgames.com/literacy.htmlA great selection of games that link well with games in Letters, sounds and numeracy.
www.ie.ixl.com A variety of numeracy and sight vocab interactive activities.
www.Topmarks.co.uk A variety of numeracy and literacy games.
www.arcademics.com/games/alien Some addition and place value games
www.gonoodle.comA wide selection of guided dance routines, mindfulness meditations, and exercise activities.
www.firstschoolyears.com A good selection of fun interactive cross curricular games.
-Below is a take away activity sheet do at home- feel free to send pictures on Dojo of the children completing them
Please find below an outline of suggested work and activities for children in Senior Infants. You will also find attached a ‘Closure Takeaway Grid’ with more suggestions that will allow some autonomy for the children with regard to the work and activities they do.
As always, reading aloud with your child, creative play, dramatic / role play, fine motor work, handwriting, oral language development and outdoor play (in-line with HSE advice) cannot be under-estimated. Please do not feel obligated to complete all of the suggested work and activities, it is intended to help rather than to add pressure on families at this stressful time. We are very aware of the fact that every family will have different access to technology, printers etc. and are also hindered by their individual work commitments.
Please feel free to contact me via Dojo or email to clarify any queries or questions in relation to the work provided.
If you or your child have any suggestions for work or activities that could be shared with our school community, please feel free to send them on – all suggestions welcome! The situation is evolving nationally and we will review our provisions regularly.
We hope that you and yours keep safe and well.
We look forward to seeing you all when the school reopens.
Kind regards,
Sarahjane McDonagh and Eamonn Hughes
The Following went home with the children yesterday/are already in their homework folder at home:
- Extra Power Hour readers at your child’s level
- An additional Library book
- Please Revise Sight words and play recognition games
- Continue to work through the handwriting book, Pages 18, 19, 20
- Complete pages 22-25 in planet maths book
- Complete Word of the Week worksheets (make, not, play)
www.phonicsplay.co.uk A selection of interactive games for all phonic phases.
www.vooks.com/parent-resources A library of storybooks brought to life, to help encourage a love of reading
www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/ A lovely collection of stories read aloud
www.ictgames.com/literacy.htmlA great selection of games that link well with games in Letters, sounds and numeracy.
www.ie.ixl.com A variety of numeracy and sight vocab interactive activities.
www.Topmarks.co.uk A variety of numeracy and literacy games.
www.arcademics.com/games/alien Some addition and place value games
www.gonoodle.comA wide selection of guided dance routines, mindfulness meditations, and exercise activities.
www.firstschoolyears.com A good selection of fun interactive cross curricular games.
-Below is a take away activity sheet do at home- feel free to send pictures on Dojo of the children completing them
Week 1 resources for senior infants
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Week 2 (20/03/20 - 27/03/20) communications for families of senior infants
Suggested work & activities for Senior infants for week 2 of school closure:
- Revise Sight words, choose 5 sight words a day and play go fish, write the sight words in cursive writing, write the sight words in rainbow writing, trace the sight words on your hand, clap out the letters in each word, make the word with playdough, put the sight words into sentences orally & then write the sentence. (Use speech marks for fancy sentences).
- Continue to practice reading, why not record yourself reading (try to change your voice when you see speech marks and don’t forget what to do when you see bold words). www.folensonline.ie have lots of free reading resources with a variety of e-book readers and sight vocabulary interactive games at senior infant level.
- Complete some new fun activities from Senior Infant Grid 2, maybe try three different independent activities each day.
- Get active with the GCNS Active A-Z Ideas, you could try some of these in-between some written work, just like a movement break in school. www.cosmickids.com have some fantastic daily yoga lessons to start your day.
**New Resource - Padlet** - organised links to a wide range of resources for many subject areas. The padlet is embedded below but you can also click here to access.
Week 2 resources for senior infants
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