MsWildflower

This resource can be used in conjunction with RWI Green sounds practice 1.1 - 1.7 If provides learners with the opportunity to segment and blend the Set 1 Speed Sounds and then practice writing & spelling. I've used this specifically with my daughter who has just completed the first 10 sounds and can now start segmenting and blending simple CVC words. I've also used this as a revision tool for my son (SEN) to reinforce learning and practice letter formation and simple spellings. Both have resp

This is a great resource if your learners are at the initial phonics stage. It is comprised of the Read Write Inc Set one speed sounds. It contains the image relating to the sound, that will be familiar to learners, and 5 opportunities to trace the sound. It can also be used when the sound has been introduced and children will practice or to reinforce sounds and mark making as a means of a revision activity. I've used this with my children (We practice a lot a home!) and it has been very success

These 3 simple tasks are lovely for consolidating knowledge of basic Hallowe'en Vocabulary. I like using this task to introduce the topic of Hallowe'en in Irish. I usually place students in groups to work together to use their previous knowledge & dictionaries to look up the words. There is also a series of flashcards I use for weaker groups that can be placed around the room for students to find the words. They are also avaialble in store. The tasks include: A word search A dictionary task/ w

This lovely simple display can be used as a word wall for your classroom or as a working aspect of your white board. Simply ask the students what the weather is like today and then place the correct image on the corner of the board for students to look at for the day. In my room I have these on our word wall when the topic is covered and we use it everyday. (When the weather changes throughout the day, my students like changing the display on the board) I also have flash card sets for some of my

There are four ways to count in Irish; 1. Counting 1, 2, 3.. 2. Cardindal Numbers 1st, 2nd, 3rd 3. Counting nouns 1 book, 2 boats, 3 pens 4. Counting people 1 brother, 2 people, 4 sisters Confusing? Yes! Hopefully this reference sheet will help clear things up and be at your beck and call while writing in Irish. It contains reference to all numbers and the rukes associated with them. If you need edits made as always feel free to email be at claddaghclassrooms@gmail.com.

This is a nice simple lesson to use for your younger year groups this Valentines Day, or when you wnat to do something different. This set contains 24 images for students to become familiar with and a also a task to help students create a fairytale of their own. 1. Set your kids off in groups looking up the vocabulary supplied on the sheets. I allow my students use www.tearma.ie to do this. 2. Bring your class together and check that all vocabulry is correct. 3. Using the questions on the final

Bingo is a great way to engage students in vocabulary acquisition. (My students love playing) This set has 8 cards each with 9 images related to Christmas. Once you have introduced the vocabulary and you have given them some time to get to get comfortable with it, playing this will help cement their knowledge. I like to play this in pairs to begin with and i match students according to their ability. Peer learning/teaching is fantastic for helping students to remember. Please note that these hav

I hate blank walls! My classroom (and home) are now full of posters like this; bright, colourful and perfect for learning. This is a 9 page poster set with the personal numbers 1-9 in Irish. Please note this is in .pdf format. If you are purchasing andedits made, please email me and I'll have them done for you within 24 hours for you. (Claddaghclassrooms@gmail.com) Claddagh Classrooms The clipart is from the wonderful EduClips. You can find her shop on the link below: https://www.teacherspayteac

Two simple tasks to get your classes using the Irish words for fruit and vegetables. Often time we tend to just teach the basics. These sheets encourage the teaching of other words such as peach or pineapple. They are all editable and are great to leave as a dictionary activity for a substitute lesson.