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This useful resource includes a menu in Irish so children can practice ordering food in a restaurant role play. There is an accompanying script that the children can use to practice the conversation between a waiter and a customer. This is a great resource to use when exploring the theme of food / bia.

Use this template to help children to write their news in Irish.

Fúm Féin This worksheet is a perfect activity for the first week back. It can also be used to introduce the topic 'Mé Féin'. This activity is inclusive of all levels, as students can draw their responses.

This product can be used as a display, for whole-class activities and for pair work. Use these questions and conversation starters to get your students talking. They can be used informally throughout the day to integrate Gaeilge Neamhfhoirmiúil into your daily routine.

In this worksheet, children read the sentences which describe a feeling. They then write the sentence. To differentiate, some children can cover the sentence, while others can copy directly. The language function (feidhm teanga) is 'Tá ________ orm.' (I am _________.) The feelings included are: áthas (happy) fearg (angry) brón (sad/sorry) ocras (hungry) tart (hungry) tuirse (tired) These were used to supplement work in Bua na Cainte for 3rd class, but they would be suitable for any class from 3

Use this fun 'Find Someone Who' activity to get your class speaking! This is a great start of year activity, as well as a useful worksheet for the topic 'bia'. This download contains both colour and black & white options. Instructions: 1. Teach the question 'An maith leat ______?' and the answers 'Is maith.' / 'Ní maith.' 2. Give each child a copy of the worksheet. 3. The children now move around the classroom and ask the question 'An maith leat _____?' 4. When they find someone who likes som

Fill the gap activity for practicing the present tense (Aimsir Láithreach). Answer key is included. I used this while teaching the 'caol le caol, leathan le leathan' rule.

Bain úsáid as an acmhainn seo chun scéalta Oíche Shamhna a chruthú. Use this resource to generate ideas for Halloween Stories. This activity is most suited to children in senior classes in Gaelscoileanna or for secondary school classes.

These fun licences are a lovely way to end a unit on creativity. They're a lovely tool to use to encourage children to make their own unique pieces of art. There are 8 licences on each page, and these can be printed, manually filled in and laminated. Teachers can give these as recognition of children using their own creativity in their artwork. The cute licences also give tips to remind children of ways they can be creative.

These fun licenses are a lovely way to end a unit on creativity. They're a lovely tool to use to encourage children to make their own unique pieces of art. There are 8 licenses on each page, and these can be printed, manually filled in and laminated. Teachers can give these as recognition of children using their own creativity in their artwork. The cute licenses also give tips to remind children of ways they can be creative.

These fun licenses are a lovely way to end a unit on creativity. They're a lovely tool to use to encourage children to make their own unique pieces of art. There are 8 licenses on each page, and these can be printed, manually filled in and laminated. Teachers can give these as recognition of children using their own creativity in their artwork. The cute licenses also give tips to remind children of ways they can be creative.

These fun licences are a lovely way to end a unit on creativity. They're a lovely tool to use to encourage children to make their own unique pieces of art. There are 8 licences on each page, and these can be printed, manually filled in and laminated. Teachers can give these as recognition of children using their own creativity in their artwork. The cute licences also give tips to remind children of ways they can be creative.

Use this worksheet when teaching money to students. Grab some supermarket leaflets and let the children have a flick through them for a while. They will begin to use the math vocabulary naturally, and you will hear them finding the cheapest and most expensive items and rounding prices up and down. This worksheet guides the children through a fun activity where they can scour a leaflet to find different products. They practice writing the price in € and cent. The second part of the activity invol

Use this worksheet when teaching money to students. Grab some supermarket leaflets and let the children have a flick through them for a while. They will begin to use the maths vocabulary naturally, and you will hear them finding the cheapest and most expensive items and rounding prices up and down. This worksheet guides the children through a fun activity where they can scour a leaflet to find different products. They practice writing the price in € and cent. The second part of the activity invo

This activity helps children to learn to share ideas and listen respectfully to one another, while coming up with fun engineering solutions. I would recommend opening this lesson by watching a video on youtube about inventions in the last 100 years. First, children look at a list of problems and draw/write some possible engineering solutions. Next, the children look at examples of what to say, and what not to say, when they are 'listening like an engineer'. This encourages them to listen active

Roimh ré, múin na dathanna, nó téigh siar ar na dathanna leis na páistí. Cuireann na páistí an dath ceart ar na milseáin go léir. Beforehand, teach the colours, or revise the colours with the children. The children then choose the correct colour for each sweet. This is a nice, simple way to revise colours in Irish and to integrate Gaeilge into your Halloween lessons.

Gearr agus greamaigh na baill coirp chun arracht a chruthú. Cut and stick the body parts to create a monster. This is a fun, hands-on activity that is particularly suited to younger children. It is a nice addition to a unit on Halloween.

Caith an dísle agus freagair an cheist faoin scéal! Roll the dice and answer the question about the story! This fun activity is useful for more advanced students. It is a great way to conclude a story the class has been reading. It could also help students before they write their own stories.

This is a handy worksheet for getting children thinking about hygiene. I used it as a way to begin a discussion on hygiene poverty and hygiene banks. It could be used as a way to learn about personal hygiene habits too. The worksheet consists of four questions. Each question asks the children to list 5. To differentiate, some children could list fewer, others could write words or sentences. I recommend giving children a few minutes for the first question, then sharing with the class, before movi

Use this resource to help your students plan for a podcast or an interview. The planner is a simple template that uses the ' Plan - Create - Share' model to guide the children through the process of planning and performing an interview. This simple resource will help your students to plan an interview or podcast with a character or person of their choice. They can use the notes they've made to perform their interview for one another. If you have access to devices, the children can record their p