Since returning to school after mid-term break there is no denying that Spring is most definitely upon us! We have been enjoying the beautiful sunny weather and blue skies every day in school and no doubt at home. Today we made the most of the sunshine and decided to go on a nature walk around the school and church grounds. Working in pairs we had a checklist where we kept record of all of the signs of Spring that we encountered. We were mindful to use all of senses to truly appreciate all of the beautiful signs of nature around us. We were all very excited to spot some of the trees, flowers and insects that we had discussed previously in class, when we went exploring outside. When we got back to class we all shared with each other what we discovered! Next week we will continue to learn about plants and flowers, studying the parts of the plant and flower and the function of each part. We will also learn about what plants need to grow and sur
We have been very busy the past few months in room 12. In October and November we were lucky enough to have another teacher in the class. Ms Dillon taught us a lot of new things including how to play the tin whistle. We had a lot of fun with her and we learned a lot. Well done to the girls who came to school every day and got their attendance certificates. They are doing a great job. Keep up the good work girls! We were learning a lot about 3-D shapes in November and we used 3-D shapes to make some cool constructions during maths stations. We have also been focusing on S.T.E.M. (Science, technology, engineering and maths) education over the last two months. We have using our engineering skills to build models and vehicles. This has involved a lot of planning and teamwork. In December we learned about coding and programming. This is when you give a computer or a robot instructions to tell it what to do. We practiced being