Junior Infants

To our Amazing Junior Infants & Parents/Guardians,

We cannot believe we have reached the end of our school year. Congratulations

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you all for the wonderful work you did with your children over the last few months. Thank you for staying connected with us throughout and for sending us so many lovely photos and videos of the children’s work. We really appreciate everything that was shared with us.

We hope you all have a fantastic Summer. Stay safe and have a well-earned break. We wish you all the best for Senior Infants.

Kind Regards,

Ms Hanlon, Ms Quinn and Mrs Cabello.

24 May 2020

Distance Learning 25/5/20- 29/5/20


Please find below a list of suggested daily activities. Please choose what activities suit your families’ circumstances at this time.
Suggested Daily Activities


·        Here is a treat! The story 'Monkey Puzzle' being read by Ms Cunningham. Click on the link to enjoy. Monkey Puzzle link

·      Listen to jolly phonics sounds daily on YouTube and do the actions, sing the song and say the sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1ZludcLyi8

     Have a go at reading your tricky words:
I
she
was
he
do
some
the
be
to
come
are
your
you
all
said
here



     Practice blending using the blending song on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWn-qxUddqo

     Read at least one story together every day. Continue reading the lovely stories on Oxford Owl. Try and read at least one story together every day. Here is the link: https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/ .On this website you can create a free account and have access to loads of beautiful stories/ eBooks you could read together with your child. 

     Counting:
-       Count forward and backward 1-10. Then try starting at different numbers e.g. start at 4 and count forward to 10 or start at 7 and count backward to 1.
-       Ask your child before and after questions from 1-10. What number comes before the number 3? What number comes after the number 6?
-       You could also ask your child what number comes between two numbers. E.g. what number comes between the numbers 3 and 5. 

     CJ Fallon:
-       CJ Fallon have free online books and interactive resources that could be accessed to support Maths lessons at home. 
 
Click on the links below to find the work for each day this week. 



·        Monday 25/5/20
·        Wednesday 27/5/20
·        Thursday 28/5/20
·        Friday 29/5/20