Chuamar chuig ceolchoirm. ( We went to a concert)
Fuaireamar uachtar reoite. ( We got ice cream)
Rinneamar suaitheantais. ( We made badges)
Bhíomar ag damhsa. ( We were dancing)
D'imríomar ' Cé hé seo?' ( We played 'Guess who?' )
Bhí lá iontach againn. ( We had a great day)

 As part of our new Erasmus project I got to travel to a school 30 minutes  from Madrid.  The staff and pupils from Salesions, Soto Del Real were so welcoming and very kind for allowing us into their classrooms. (soto.salesianos.es/) I am very excited to now share what I learned on my Learning, Teaching, Training with my 3rd class and the other teachers in my school. 

We exchanged Christmas cards electronically with one of our S.P.R.I.N.T partners in Finland.
We each designed a page on Book Creator to send to the other class.
Click on the link below.
https://read.bookcreator.com/665cOZ4nZyPFPyVPJaOokhmbpGt2/x8MoujfTTW-iWDdqJOlX4g

This week was Maths Week and we made 3D shapes, we used playdough and match sticks .We also made them out of paper and decorated them. We also decorated our door, there will be a prize for the best door so fingers crossed we win. Monday morning we went to the library and we did coding for an hour, if you go to google and search hour of code activities you will find some good games.We played dance party or you can play 'If I were President' or 'The Grinch'.

​By Kailyn and Tiffany

How to build a stone age hut.
You will need ; clay, lollipop sticks, fabric, straw, wool, leaves and glue.

First you roll the clay into a ball. Next you flatten the clay to make a base for the hut.
Then add the lollipop sticks to the clay in a diagonal manner. Let it dry for 48 hours. 

Next decorate your hut by gluing on fabric, leaves, straw and wool. 

Most importantly have fun making your hut.