4ú lá de mhí Samhain 2019

Obair Bhaile

English Spellings: Term 1 - Week 9 
bicycle
bilingual
triangle
triplet
quadrilateral
quadbike
pentagon
pentathlon
hexagon
heptathlon

Extensions:
biceps
hexapod

All spellings should be learned by Friday.

5 Super sentences (even pupils on differentiated spellings lists)

Litriú Ghaeilge: Seachtain a hocht -  Learn all questions and how to answer them. Translations and phonetic pronunciation is included to help parents and kids. If you are practising writing the phrases please use your H/W copy. Test on Friday.

Master Your Maths: Week 8 - Complete sections 1-4 by Friday the 8th November. You shouldn't be behind a night/section but you can go ahead and complete sections 1-4 earlier in the week if you know you're going to be busy later in the week.
Rough work for your work can be done in your homework copy or your Master Your Maths book.

Sally's class please practice songs and lines for Friday's assembly. (view other blog post)


Notes: 
  • Our email addresses have changed please make a note of our new addresses below.
  • Please ensure your child has their protractor this week as we are learning about lines and angles. 
  • Assemblies are this Friday for Sally's class and Friday the 15th for Sarah's. 
  • Remember to revise for your spelling and tables each night.
  • Allergies/Medical info: If your child has any allergies or medical conditions please email the details to your child's class teacher asap. We are updating the files and it's critical that we have the correct information.
  • Wear PE gear every Tuesday 
  • Learning Support withdrawals have also begun for anyone who needs additional support. If you have any Q's please don't hesitate to email us. 


Best regards,

Sarah & Sally

sarah.griffin@belmayne-etns.ie                      sally.robinson@belmayne-etns.ie

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