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Suggested Work 6th-8th May

Hi everyone, I hope you had a nice bank holiday weekend 😊
I love to see how you are getting on during this time at home and thanks for sending on the pictures of you all working so hard. It’s not an easy time to be doing your school work at home, so well done on how well you are doing. If you have any questions at all send me an email at: lnugent@stgabrielsprimary.ie
I’d be happy to help out!
For reading this great website www.getepic.com has a selection of books for the students to read.
Our class code is: lwy3832
The students can click onto their profile and read a book of their choice. This, along with the rest of the work, is optional! Take these activities at your own pace.
Anyone who wants to email about learning support, you can send an email to Ms Smyth at:  ssmyth@stgabrielsprimary.ie
Wednesday 6th May

Spellings:
·         Week 32 page 28 (Group 1)
·         Week 32 page 19 (Group 2)
Reading:  continue to read next 4 pages in your book or go onto Epic!, click on your name and read a book of your choice.
Password: lwy3832
Maths: Write out your x5 times tables.
Here is a page from your Planet Maths:
·         Write out the full sentences in Part (B) page 162
·         Click this link underneath to see pages 162 and 163 in your maths book:
Planet Maths book page 162 and 163

Writing: Write your news. Include:
·         What date is it today?
·         What season is it?
·         What seasons are in summer?
·         What have you been doing at home while we are off school?
·         What would you like to do in school when we get back?
Exercise: ‘Showstoppers’ or pick a Go Noodle video of your choice.  https://family.gonoodle.com/activities/showstoppers
Thursday 7th May
Spellings: next 4 spellings, put them into sentences.
Reading: continue to read next 4 pages in your book or go onto Epic!, click on your name and read a book of your choice.
Password: lwy3832
Writing: Write out half of a page of handwriting.
Maths: x5 times tables.
·         Match the clock with the correct time:

Draw out the clock into your copy. Write in the minutes for past and to:





Gaeilge:  Cluiche meaitseála: Chuir an phictiúr leis an post ceart:
1        = Dochtúir

Exercise: Pick a 10 @ 10 exercise video:
or
Choose a Joe Wicks P.E workout (if you want more of a challenge!)

Friday 8th May
Spellings: Go over your spellings from the week.
Reading: continue to read next 4 pages in your book or go onto Epic!, click on your name and read a book of your choice.
Password: lwy3832 
Maths: x5 times tables practice
Practice your times tables and see what level you can get up to: (there are 9 levels!)
·         What time is on each of these clocks? Draw them out into your copies. Look back on the clock you drew yesterday to help you.
·        

Writing: It’s now summer!. What are your favourite summer songs? Here are a few of mine, they always put me in a good mood:
·         The Beatles: Here Comes the Sun:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mc1ta1UMGeo
·         Pharrell: Happy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbZSe6N_BXs
·         What are your favourite songs that always put a smile on your face? Write 5 of them into your copies.
Art: Write your name in 3D letters and colour the letters in.
or pick a drawing of your choice on drawingnow.com:
Exercise: 10 minute exercises:
or choose a Joe Wicks workout or a gonoodle video










Group 1
Group 2
Wednesday
form
storm
work
worm
Wednesday
turnip
burnt
return
returned
Thursday
sport
north
worth
forward
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
nurse
purse
Some other links if you’re interested….
·        Reading: If you are finding the Epic stories difficult to read, you can listen to stories being read instead on https://www.storylineonline.net/
·        Seasame Street are teaming up with Headspace to do meditation for kids. Click this link and try out a session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq3DwzX6MUw
·        Rte Home School Hub is excellent too. Here is their web page and it has lots of topics for 3rd class: https://www.rte.ie/learn/
·        If you want a challenge, draw out these magic squares into your copies and give them a go:





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