2nd Class

Ms. Ormsby

Home Learning

Tuesday, 12th May 2020

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Daily Outline

• Work will be outlined for the students to complete at home during this time. Teachers understand that the completion of work at home may be difficult during this time, but children’s best efforts are greatly appreciated.

• There will be maths and literacy activities daily, whilst Gaeilge and other activities will vary from day to day. Clear instructions will be provided. Work can be completed in a copy/ notebook. Please put the date on the work. C. Ormsby (Presentation Primary School)

Tuesday

Hi Girls, How are you all today? I hope that you are all safe and well. I hope that you got on OK with yesterday’s work. Well done for all of your super work so far. I hope that you enjoyed the short meditation at the start of our lessons yesterday, if you gave it a try. You can also go back and give it another try if you like. It’s very important that we take some time to relax and breathe during this difficult time. You could invite your family to join you if you think that they would like it. Have a lovely Tuesday everyone! Ms. Ormsby

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Let’s start off our day

• Before you start your work, I would like

you to try these quick activities for me: 1. Think of 1 great thing that happened

yesterday 2. Think of 2 things that you like about yourself 3. Take 5 deep breaths in and out. You can use a

different action for each one: ★ Pretend you’re blowing out candles ★ Pretend you’re blowing up a balloon ★ Pretend you’re cooling down soup on a spoon ★ Pretend you’re blowing bubbles ★ Pretend you’re blowing out your siblings birthday candles

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Tuesday- Maths

Well done on your work on the reading the time yesterday- especially figuring out 1 hour later. Try and call out the answer yourself. If you are unsure, click here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JAbDuWY_JuNd4mcUiiQYyHapvwgcrMRWyp4Syd4C17k

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Tuesday- Fractions

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vgOCU4I28YQQvs9Cwqw_uHTvV5DV3wg_

Click on the video above to see a demonstration of how to find ¼ and ¾ of a set.

Tuesday- Fractions

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Using the method shown in the video to help you, can you try the questions below? Use paper to draw counters yourself. 1. ¼ of 16= 2. ¾ of 16= 3. ¼ of 24= 4. ¾ of 24= 5. ¼ of 32= 6. ¾ of 32= 7. ¼ of 28= 8. ¾ of 28=

Tables- Subtraction -9

• Let’s continue with -9 today. Remember, trying to complete them as fast as you can will help your memory and your maths.

• Top Tip: Try doing these tables twice. Try to complete them faster the second time. Don’t forget to mix them up too!

• If you like, revise your-8 also. It is important to keep revising.

• Skip counting: Count in 3’s… 3, 6, 9….

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Tuesday- Literacy • Sentence words- Children will be given 5

words to put into sentences. This week the words will be from reading passages previously completed by the children.

1. across 2. stopped 3. broke 4. time 5. morning

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Tuesday- Oral Language

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Game: Name 10

I wonder if you can name 10 things for each of these categories. The quicker, the better!

Good luck ● 10 foods ● 10 colours ● 10 countries ● 10 names ● 10 things you might find in a kitchen ● 10 animals ● 10 things that can roll

Tuesday- Poetry

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The Bee ‘Buzz’ goes the bee, hour after hour. ‘Buzz’ goes the bee, from flower to flower. Sucking out the nectar flying it home. Storing up the nectar in the honeycomb ‘Buzz’ goes the bee, making honey so sweet. Bees make the honey that I love to eat! Listen here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Dn-FMx9c1WHeBmurS1t2I_y8STYSNa_D

Reading Today we will continue our reading on a new exciting website.

I hope that you are enjoying this website. There are lots of fantastic books to read- and what's even better, the more books you read and quizzes you complete, the more rewards you get! Completing your reading assignment each day means that you will be able to build your own avatar! I bet you will all love this and will do really well as I know that we have great readers in 2nd class!

Click here to find the instructions: https://storage.googleapis.com/siteassetsswd/457/homework/284/InstructionsforReadingHomework.pdf

If children have not received their reading homework log- in yet through text, please email msormsby@preslimerick.ie

Words Their Way (Spelling)

Linked are documents outlining the instructions and words for Words Their Way. These words have already been completed by the children and are just revision. The children can spread their tasks throughout the week as they do in school if they like. Ms. Ormsby’s Group:

https://storage.googleapis.com/siteassetsswd/457/homework/400/Words_Their_

Way_May_Mon_11th.pdf

Ms. Byrne’s Group:

https://storage.googleapis.com/siteassetsswd/457/homework/400/WTW_Mis

s_Byrne_Mon_11th.pdf

Tuesday- Gaeilge • Na míonna- An bhfuil sibh in ann na

míonna a rá? Can you say the months?

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Here is a link to hear the months: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rxB_QPkyAKXX_ouYiu-Y1V_0OLSeGXal

Here is a link to hear the months: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rxB_QPkyAKXX_ouYiu-Y1V_0OLSeGXal

Éistigí le seo aris le bhur dtoil. Listen to this again please. It’s important to practice

saying the words and sentences.

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Q. Ar cheannaigh Róisín cairéid? Q. Did Róisín buy carrots? Cheannaigh Róisín cairéid. Róisín bought carrots. Q. Ar cheannaigh Róisín cabáiste? Q. Did Róisín buy cabbage? Níor cheannaigh Róisín cabáiste. Róisín did not buy cabbage.

Éist anseo: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yPhO-GOOk-ZsIfQUTUyNz6OTkD-Mek3l

Inniu, foghlaimeoimid conas a rá do dteastaíonn rud

uainn. Today, we will learn how to say that we want something.

This is revision from previously in the year.

Tá tósta uaim. I want toast. Tá sú oráiste uaim. I want orange juice. Listen here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iAHxohBZ9jlxkeKaPHV37soP8QENkfGc

Can you try it? Tá _______ uaim.

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Is féidir libh cúig abairt a dhéanamh. You can do 5 sentences. The focail (words) are on the next

slide.

Listen here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=10UcE-tkOe6JvIy-

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Listen here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Rc5daF2DUToaz482NconCypLJ7BzUXF7 C. Ormsby (Presentation Primary School)

History

Today, we are going to look at how money has changed since the past. In 2002, the Euro (€) was introduced in Ireland. Before that, the Irish pound (£) was used. Can you figure out how many years the euro has been in Ireland for? Look at the photos and chat about how the old money is different to the money we use today. Notice how the coins used in the past also had a harp on the back. It’s a symbol of Ireland.

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PE Activity (and some extra fun)

• Follow this link to find today’s great PE lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGYXh_G8X6A

• Don’t forget to practice your bee poem: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Dn-FMx9c1WHeBmurS1t2I_y8STYSNa_D

• You all worked super hard today. Slán

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