Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Hallowe'en Fun in Killygarry School

We dressed up for Halloween and raised money for Ms Kennedy's trip to Africa. She's going to use the money to bring much-needed school supplies to the children there.

Martin, Rachel and Kaitlyn

Ella, Korneliusz and Orla

Jonathan, Darragh and Lauren

Dylan, Mella and Aoife

Keira, Ryan and Kyle
Mia, Thomas and Maksim

Abbie, Katie and Aleksandra

Sophie, Megan and Faustas

Friday, 19 October 2012

The Little Red Hen made some bread

We were reading the story of the Little Red Hen who made some bread. Here's the link to the story on Starfall.com

The Little Red Hen

We made our own bread at school and it was delicious!
The recipe is posted below.




Good bye Calum. We will miss you !


Recipe for yeast bread.

750g plain flour
1 sachet of yeast
450mls warm water
half tablespoon caster sugar
half tablespoon salt


Pour the water into a bowl.
Add the sachet of yeast and the sugar
Add the four and salt
Mix to a dough
Knead
Allow yeast to rise (several hours, or over-night)
Bake at 180 Degrees celsius for 30-40 mins (till golden)

Thursday, 11 October 2012

Autumn walk

We went for a lovely Autumn walk. Even though it was a lovely sunny day, we could feel that the weather is getting cooler. We saw some leaves falling off the trees and we picked some blackberries.



Trying to catch falling leaves!
These fellows are settling in for the winter.

Sunday, 7 October 2012

Our Prayer Table

Thanks to the people  who brought in items for our Prayer Table. We got rosary beads, statues, holy water, bibles and holy pictures. And well done everyone on the art work:
We each made a cut-out of ourselves and gathered them all around Jesus. We painted  butterflies, flowers and the sun. Our handprints are the grass. We made clouds and wrote the names of our deceased relatives and friends on them. During prayer services, we light a candle and gather around our lovely prayer table.
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Monday, 1 October 2012

Learning through play

Play is an essential part of the Infant classroom. It provides plenty of opportunities for developing language skills, social skills, imagination,  maths and literacy skills, hand-eye coordination- as well as being lots of fun!


  Building with the blocksPlaying with the marla

                                



Getting sticky with the "Creative Box"

                                                     
Sand Play              

                             

Learning and playing in the "shop"

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