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Samba!

Our colourful Samba instructor Ciaran is back in Killygarry and will be giving us lessons every Thursday till Christmas. Can you remember any of the names of any of the instruments?  (leave a comment below)

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Please bring in...

A photo of yourself for an art project. Thanks!

Up Donegal!

Calum's mum is from Donegal, so he brought in a Sam Maguire Cup to show everyone today. (Mrs White, who is from Mayo, was cheered up immensely by that!)

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Sports at Killygarry School

Wednesday is our PE day. We do hurling and gymnastics with our coaches Francis and Craig. It's great fun. Here are a few photos of us doing our sports.

tuck jump

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Sets and Patterns

In maths, junior infants are making sets of objects. Why not try making some sets at home? Put a pile of things (eg clothes pegs, pasta, buttons etc) in the middle of the table and sort them out into sets.

          
                          set of blocks

set of counters

set of cubes

set of legos

set of yellow things

Set of green things

Set of blue things

                                       Senior infants have been making patterns.

patterns with cubes

patterns with pegs

            3 colour pattern

3 colour peg patterns

interesting pattern with crayons and rubbers

Well done Katie- a 5 colour pattern!

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Welcome back to Killygarry School! September 2012

Welcome back to everyone. We hope you had a lovely summer. This year we have Junior and Senior Infants in our room. There are 10 junior infants and 15 senior infants. This blog will be showing you some of the things we're doing this year. Keep and eye on it for up-dates and photos.
Here are some photos of us painting

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First class schoool tour to Imaginosity

First class went to Imaginosity Childrens' Museum in June 2012