4th class Gaeilge Drama – St Edward's NS

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Seachtain na Gaeilge i Rang a trí agus a ceathair

Bhí ceol agus craic ag rang a trí agus rang a ceathair i rith seachtain na gaeilge. Tháinig siad le chéile agus chan rang a ceathair amhrán – ‘Peigín Leitir Mór’ agus chan rang a trí ‘Beidh Aonach Amárach’. Ansin rinne rang a trí dráma greanmhar – ‘An Gruaigaire agus an Buachaill Dána’.
– Ba mhaith le Mamaí stíl Taylor Swift ach mheasc Tomás dána na dathanna agus fuair sí stíl Lady Gaga ina ionad sin.

: Ó Gairim gairim í…. ‘Peigín Litir Mór’ ó rang a 4.

: Mamaí agus Tomás dána.

: Ba mhaith liom stíl Taylor Swift.

: Dath bán, dath dearg, dath…..

: Bhí Tomás ag pleidhcíocht leis na dathanna.

: Chuir sé dath bán agus dearg sa bhábhla.

: Léim sé ar an gcathaoir.

: Nígh an gruaigaire gruaig Mamaí

: ‘Aaaaaaagh! .. Mise Lady Gaga!!’

: Thaitin na hamhráin agus an dráma linn go mór

Making Snowmen with 2D and 3D shapes in 4th Class

February 7, 2015 / cheneghan7717 / 0 Comments

We are learning about 2D and 3D shapes in Maths and when the snow fell this week we were allowed out in it to play and make Snowmen. We rolled a cylinder shape for the body and a sphere shape for the head. It took a few of us to lift some of the spheres onto the cylinders as they were very heavy. Some of us got together to make a really big snowman.

Then we put in 2d circles for eyes and a triangle for the nose. We used small circular stones in a line for the mouth. We made parallel lines in the snow as we rolled the cylinders and spheres. We also made some perpendicular lines.
It was very cold so we wore hats, coats and gloves.

Unfortunately it rained that night and our snowmen were gone the next day but at least we have the photos to remember how much fun we had.

Procedure to Make a Circuit

December 7, 2014 / cheneghan7717 / Comments Off

Procedure to Make an Electric Circuit By Seweryn and Kian – 4th Class

Materials

Covered copper wire
Crocodile clips

Battery holder and battery
Bulb holder and bulb
Switch (optional)
An electric circuit is formed when you:

1) Attach a wire to a battery in a battery holder using a crocodile clip.

2) Attach a bulb holder with a bulb to the other end of the wire using another crocodile clip.

3) Connect another wire from the remaining end of the battery holder to the other side of the bulb holder with a crocodile clip.

4) Now you have a full circuit and a working bulb.

Kian, Keelan and I (Seweryn) made a circuit!

We added a switch to our circuit.

Materials
A wire with crocodile clip at the end
And a switch

1) Attach the wire to the battery or the bulb with a crocodile clip.

2) Attach the other end to the switch and make a new circuit
Now every time you switch the switch the bulb will turn off and on.
Seweryn and I (Kian) made one and it worked perfectly!

We showed our circuits at the science fair.