Learning at Home page here
(free access to online books and Twinkl there, plus further Special Ed resources)
(free access to online books and Twinkl there, plus further Special Ed resources)
Our last week at school...
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As we approach the end of the school year I would like to say WELL DONE to everyone on their hard work this year. You have all made huge improvements and I hope that you enjoyed learning new things.
You are all fantastic and I'm very proud of you all. I hope you have a lovely summer and enjoy your summer holidays, Ms Hilliard |
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June 15th - 30th: click here for a message and activity ideas.
Email: mshilliardclonburris@gmail.com
25th May 2020.
Reading Recovery group:
Please send me an email and I will give you a log in to access our readers for FREE on an app for Ipad/tablet.
eg Baby Bear goes fishing, Tiger Tiger, Bumper Cars etc
Please continue with the strategies outlined below and send some me of your writing work that you have been doing.
Maybe you could record yourself reading? I would love to listen to it
1st Class English:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
-Write or talk about a book you have read.
-Can you copy a sentence from a book and illustrate a picture to go with it. I would love to see it!
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word.
Can you put it back together and read it again?
3rd Class English:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home.You can record your voice as you read them and email them to me!
- Write a poem about what you have been doing, send that to me too! I love poetry!
Please send me an email and I will give you a log in to access our readers for FREE on an app for Ipad/tablet.
eg Baby Bear goes fishing, Tiger Tiger, Bumper Cars etc
Please continue with the strategies outlined below and send some me of your writing work that you have been doing.
Maybe you could record yourself reading? I would love to listen to it
1st Class English:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
-Write or talk about a book you have read.
-Can you copy a sentence from a book and illustrate a picture to go with it. I would love to see it!
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word.
Can you put it back together and read it again?
3rd Class English:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home.You can record your voice as you read them and email them to me!
- Write a poem about what you have been doing, send that to me too! I love poetry!
Active Home Week 2020
27th April - 3rd May
Here is a fun lesson for my groups this week! (Poster below)
1. Write your spellings, your name, your family names and any words you know on some paper.
2. Put them into a box and give them a shake!
3. Pick out a word and check the poster to see what your exercise is.
** Challenge: Put in some VERY long words like, hippopotamus or Clonburris or happiness. Why not add the word Coronavirus, if someone picks that word they have to do the exercise twice!! Ask others at home to join in too!
1. Write your spellings, your name, your family names and any words you know on some paper.
2. Put them into a box and give them a shake!
3. Pick out a word and check the poster to see what your exercise is.
** Challenge: Put in some VERY long words like, hippopotamus or Clonburris or happiness. Why not add the word Coronavirus, if someone picks that word they have to do the exercise twice!! Ask others at home to join in too!
20th April 2020 - update.
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Hi everyone,
I hope you enjoyed your Easter holidays and ate some nice Easter eggs!! We were out enjoying the good weather, and we taught our little boy, who is 3, how to go on his bike without his stabilisers. He was very brave and now loves to do it all by himself! For the next little while I would love for you to send me some of the work you have been doing, a photograph of your work and books you have been reading, or just a message to say hello! My email address is : mshilliardclonburris@gmail.com I can't wait to get some messages from you! Have a look below for some new ideas. Or send me some of your ideas and I'll add them to the list. Talk soon, Ms Hilliard |
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Reading Recovery **UPDATED**
Please send me an email and I will give you a log in to access our readers for FREE on an app for Ipad/tablet.
eg Baby Bear goes fishing, Tiger Tiger, Bumper Cars etc
Please continue with the strategies outlined below and send some me of your writing work that you have been doing.
Maybe you could record yourself reading? I would love to listen to it
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
eg Baby Bear goes fishing, Tiger Tiger, Bumper Cars etc
Please continue with the strategies outlined below and send some me of your writing work that you have been doing.
Maybe you could record yourself reading? I would love to listen to it
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
1st Class English
Hello L, H, T and E
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
-Write or talk about a book you have read.
-Can you copy a sentence from a book and illustrate a picture to go with it. I would love to see it!
- Using ......ate, ......ite,......ick, .....ape, ......ook , How many words can you write in a list?
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word.
Can you put it back together and read it again?
- Read a book, a magazine or listen to an audio book.
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
-Write or talk about a book you have read.
-Can you copy a sentence from a book and illustrate a picture to go with it. I would love to see it!
- Using ......ate, ......ite,......ick, .....ape, ......ook , How many words can you write in a list?
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word.
Can you put it back together and read it again?
- Read a book, a magazine or listen to an audio book.
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
3rd Class English
Hi D, E, LR, SL and A,
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
-write a book review about a book you have read: what part was your favourite, who was your favourite character? Illustrate your favourite part.
-Read, read, read! Read anything!!!!! Picture books, long books, short books, books you have made yourself, anything!
-Write some questions about the book you have read, or make some fill in the missing word sentences.
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home.You can record your voice as you read them and email them to me!
- Write a poem about what you have been doing, send that to me too! I love poetry!
-How about one of our favourites, PREPARATION, how many small words can you find? Challenge yourself and others!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
-write a book review about a book you have read: what part was your favourite, who was your favourite character? Illustrate your favourite part.
-Read, read, read! Read anything!!!!! Picture books, long books, short books, books you have made yourself, anything!
-Write some questions about the book you have read, or make some fill in the missing word sentences.
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home.You can record your voice as you read them and email them to me!
- Write a poem about what you have been doing, send that to me too! I love poetry!
-How about one of our favourites, PREPARATION, how many small words can you find? Challenge yourself and others!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Ms Hilliard's 3rd & 4th Class group (Mon & Wed) (Tues & Thurs)
Hello J, J and B
and to M, A, S, S and K
I hope you are keeping safe and keeping busy!
Well, did any of you try my build a tower challenge? Any pictures to send to me?
Did anyone learn any new skills? Or try a keepy-up challene with a football or balloon?
I did, and I got 11, I was very surprised I did so many!! Can anyone beat my record?
Let me know!
Anyone tried new games or youtube challenge? I hope they were fun! What did you like best?
Send me your ideas and I'll share them here for others.
Chat soon
Ms Hilliard
and to M, A, S, S and K
I hope you are keeping safe and keeping busy!
Well, did any of you try my build a tower challenge? Any pictures to send to me?
Did anyone learn any new skills? Or try a keepy-up challene with a football or balloon?
I did, and I got 11, I was very surprised I did so many!! Can anyone beat my record?
Let me know!
Anyone tried new games or youtube challenge? I hope they were fun! What did you like best?
Send me your ideas and I'll share them here for others.
Chat soon
Ms Hilliard
March - April 2020
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Hi Everyone,
I hope you are all keeping safe and well at home. It is strange not being in school every day but I hope you are doing some things to help out at home and enjoying the extra time to play! I have been keeping busy too, and I have learned how to bake cupcakes and cookies. I promise I'll bring some in for you to taste when we are back at school. While you are at home you could try some of these activities below, and don't forget to give yourself some yard time too! You can keep your work in one copy or pages , whichever is easiest. And I can't wait to see what you have been doing. We will be back at school soon and I look forward to hearing about all of the learning and fun things you have been doing! Ms. Hilliard |
*****Newsflash!****
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I saw some great news that A won a prize for having a wimdow of brilliant St Patricks Day Art! Well done!
I wonder will Liverpool FC be given the title of Premier League Champions? What do you think K? I know you are a super fan! They were way ahead so they should be the winners I think! Mr M wont be happy that Arsenal didn't do so well! Are some of the girls still making dance routines? I have tried to, but I keep getting mixed up! I hope M and TJ are still enjoying some time on your bike and playing Lego Ninjago! My classroom wall will need some new artwork on it when we are back so if anyone wants to make some colourful pictures bring them in to me! |
Reading Recovery
Read some pages of a familiar book every day, fairytales are great!
**Parents: **
-they should read 150-200 words on their own but make sure book is a familiar one and build up a store of familiar books
-you can read some pages of a new book to them over a few days and hopefully over time it will become familiar to them
Continue to write a story sentence everyday like we usually do, keep them in a book or copy if you can
Cut up your sentence and put it back together.
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
**Parents: **
-they should read 150-200 words on their own but make sure book is a familiar one and build up a store of familiar books
-you can read some pages of a new book to them over a few days and hopefully over time it will become familiar to them
Continue to write a story sentence everyday like we usually do, keep them in a book or copy if you can
Cut up your sentence and put it back together.
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
1st Class English
Hello L, H, T and E
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
- Using ......at, ......ar,......am, .....ap, ......ip, How many words can you write in a list?
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word. Can you put it back together and read it again?
- Read a book, a magazine or listen to an audio book.
-Listen to someone famous read a book or someone in your house. These are available on https://www.storylineonline.net/ or on the Cbeebies TV Channel every evening at 6.50pm
-Write stories, letters, or how about writing out some recipes that you have made! You could make a story book, or a cookbook! Add some pictures too!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with 1 unit per week of your Spellbound, try all of the activities
-Ask someone at home to give you a spelling test on Friday, and don't forget that you might get a small reward if you do your best!
- Using ......at, ......ar,......am, .....ap, ......ip, How many words can you write in a list?
-Use some of the words from your Spellbound to write a sentence, then cut up the sentence , word by word. Can you put it back together and read it again?
- Read a book, a magazine or listen to an audio book.
-Listen to someone famous read a book or someone in your house. These are available on https://www.storylineonline.net/ or on the Cbeebies TV Channel every evening at 6.50pm
-Write stories, letters, or how about writing out some recipes that you have made! You could make a story book, or a cookbook! Add some pictures too!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
3rd Class English
Hi D, E, LR, SL and A,
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
- try our spelling game with others at home. 1 letter each and listen carefully to what is said before your letter!
-can you write sentences, or even better, a short story using words from your Spellbound. Make it a scary story or a funny story!
-Read, read, read! Read anything!!!!! Picture books, long books, short books, books you have made yourself, anything!
-Tell someone or write about the books you have read. I look forward to hearing about them back at school
-Write some questions about the book you have read, or make some fill in the missing word sentences.
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home. Let someone else read the books to you too.
- Write a poem about what you have been doing
-Keep a diary of what you have been doing
-Write a letter to your teacher, your friend or someone who doesn't live in your house.
-How about one of our favourites, HIPPOPOTAMUS, how many small words can you find? Challenge yourself and others!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Here are some things for you to try at home:
-Continue with your Spellbound, complete all of the activities in the unit
-test yourself and see how well you can do! What reward will you get for trying your best?
- try our spelling game with others at home. 1 letter each and listen carefully to what is said before your letter!
-can you write sentences, or even better, a short story using words from your Spellbound. Make it a scary story or a funny story!
-Read, read, read! Read anything!!!!! Picture books, long books, short books, books you have made yourself, anything!
-Tell someone or write about the books you have read. I look forward to hearing about them back at school
-Write some questions about the book you have read, or make some fill in the missing word sentences.
-Write stories, sentences, books, and read them out loud to someone at home. Let someone else read the books to you too.
- Write a poem about what you have been doing
-Keep a diary of what you have been doing
-Write a letter to your teacher, your friend or someone who doesn't live in your house.
-How about one of our favourites, HIPPOPOTAMUS, how many small words can you find? Challenge yourself and others!
There are lots of websites linked in the Learning from Home link above
Ms Hilliard's 3rd & 4th Class group (Mon & Wed) (Tues & Thurs)
Hello J, J and B
and to M, A, S, S and K
I hope you are keeping safe and keeping busy!
Remember that you can try to help at home and you can help to mind smaller brothers and sisters too!
Read them a story, sing a sing with them, help them with their school work!
You could even teach them something new!
How about working together to build a tower of blocks that is taller than you?
Or teaching them the names of colours in English, or Irish, and going on a hunt to find things that colour.
Get some outdoor exercise too! And if you cant get outside try some of the Body Coach PE classes, some Cosmic Kids Yoga, or you can make up your own exercise or dance routine.
We will be back at school soon and we will have lots to chat about!
Ms Hilliard
and to M, A, S, S and K
I hope you are keeping safe and keeping busy!
Remember that you can try to help at home and you can help to mind smaller brothers and sisters too!
Read them a story, sing a sing with them, help them with their school work!
You could even teach them something new!
How about working together to build a tower of blocks that is taller than you?
Or teaching them the names of colours in English, or Irish, and going on a hunt to find things that colour.
Get some outdoor exercise too! And if you cant get outside try some of the Body Coach PE classes, some Cosmic Kids Yoga, or you can make up your own exercise or dance routine.
We will be back at school soon and we will have lots to chat about!
Ms Hilliard
