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Today we went to do a workshop and beach clean with Flossie and Harriet and Nick. We went to Cross Beach. We collected 36kg of rubbish. This was mostly fishing rope, flip flops, bullet cartridges, plastic bottles and unusually, lots of lip glosses?!
Each group made some art with their beach rubbish. We got to use a VR headset to see turtles underwater. John and David won a Flossie beanie for their efforts. Everybody had great fun. Bhí an-spraoi againn. Le rang a 5 agus rang a sé. Thriomaigh míol mór ar an trá le déanaí. Bhí sé marbh. Bhí sé in aice leis an sruth fuar ar an taobh An Chrois (Cross) ar dtús ach bhog sé go dtí an taobh Ceathrú an Uisce (Carrowniskey). Bhí intinn an-mhór aige.
Sna pictiúrí seo a rinnemar, tá saol eile ag an míol mór...... Foclóir: míol mór = whale = ballena intinn = brain = cerebro dead = marbh = muerte tra = beach = playa DJEMBE = Drum from Western Africa
JuJu = African rhythm which originated in Nigeria CLAVÉ = South American rhythm MOTHER I FEEL YOU = Native American song honouring Mother Earth SOLO PIECES = Superb! Working together as a group = Priceless Anthony our drumming teacher = AWESOME! BROTHERS AND SISTERS, STYLE AND GRACE! Scéal na Cásca faoi Íosa, an Suipéar Déanach, na Dáréag Aspal, an céasadh agus aiséirí na gcorp. Déanta ag rang a 5 agus rang a 6. Beannachtaí na Cásca oraibh! Best of luck to our Sports Quiz team; Seamus, Ella, Paddy and Mark, who are through to the county final of the Cumann na mBunscol Sports Quiz.
Test yourself with a sample of the questions from the first round in Islandeady: 1. What club won the EFL Carabao Cup in February 2023? 2. What country was the first African country to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup? 3. What Dutch club did Erik Ten Hag leave in May to join Manchester Utd? 4. Who was appointed the new Everton manager on January 30th 2023? Answers: 1. Manchester Utd 2. Morocco 3. Ajax 4. Sean Dyche Tá na 11 briathra neamhrialta déanta againn (at last!) san aimsir chaite.
Rinnemar mapa aigne nó mind maps chun iad a cuir isteach go soiléar sa cheann. Rinneamar an-jab leo! |
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