The children from Room 30 were busy this week in the STEM room planning for a very special project they are doing for their friends in the Infant building!
What could they be doing??
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The children from Room 30 were busy this week in the STEM room planning for a very special project they are doing for their friends in the Infant building!
What could they be doing??
The children in Junior Infants have been working very hard at their Literacy station activities recently.
The girls and boys in Room 2 had some yummy pancakes this morning to celebrate Pancake Tuesday.
Senior Infant classes went on a walk around the locality today as part of our Local History Week.
They visited the site of the old school, the original post office building and the old water pump. They walked around the grounds of the Church of Ireland church in the village.
Everyone enjoyed the walk around Castleknock Village.
All Junior Infant classes have been working in small groups completing literacy and maths, hands-on station activities over the last term.
Take a look at the chilren at work in the video below.
The children in Room 5 have been working with BeeBots over the last few weeks as part of their STEM activities.
See some of the activities they have worked on in the video below.
Ms Scanlon’s Senior Infants have had a very busy and enjoyable Science week. The children brought in a huge array of science experiments to show the class. Everyone learned something new each day. Thank you to all the children who brought in an experiment during the week.
The girls and boys from Room 2 began Aistear this month. They have been very busy learning all about homes. They have been playing in the home corner, using play doh, cutting and sticking, painting, building with blocks just to name a few activities. They’ve had a great time and here’s a video of some of their best bits!
Ms. Scanlon’s Senior Infants and Ms. NĂ Fhearghail’s 6th class buddies enjoyed completing their maths trail around the school grounds for maths week.