Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
Christmas Cake Sale 2011
The children of fouth class with the help of their parents were busy baking last Thursday. We raised over 1,400 euro for St. Vincent De Paul. A fantastic school event and a huge thanks to all those who helped!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Still Life with Apples & Bananas!
We looked at the works of French artist Paul Cezanne
who painted almost two hundred still life images.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
The Selfish Giant
We loved this story by Oscar Wilde. We responded to it with
pictures and giant stories of our own.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Friday, May 27, 2011
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Easter Hunt 2011
Scoil Nioclais School Council organises an Easter Hunt every year for junior and senior infants. Having cleaned out some local shops of Easter treats, we made up 230 goodie bags! The children loved being escorted around the school grounds by an older class. They completed simple tasks involving hula hoops, balls, hurdles and skipping ropes. For each task completed the children won a letter E-A-S-T-E-R. The children then exchanged their letters for a goodie bag. We all had great fun!
Monday, April 4, 2011
Amadán Aibreáin - NB7
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
X-Factor 2011
Well done to Aoife and Lucy who represented Miss O'Brien's fourth class in our Scoil Nioclais X-Factor Competition!!! Who ya gonna call...........????
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Japanese Daruma Wishing Dolls.
A huge thank you to our Japanese guest teacher Chika Collins. Our eight week course in Japanese art and culture was both interesting and great fun!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Art Attack!
We looked and responded to the work of French artist Paul Cezanne. Then we set up a still life with fruit. These pictures are displayed in our classroom.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Lifetime Lab
Some Silly Animal Poems - Ms. O Mahony's class!
One rainy day
The grizzly bear
went astray
He found a rabbit
and he tried to snatch it
But it just ran away.
He went on a hunt
to find something
to munch.
But he just fell asleep straight away.
By Anna Butler
Monkey, Monkey
Monkey, Monkey climbing the trees,
Monkey, Monkey covered in fleas,
Monkey, Monkey shouts “hip-hip hooray”,
Monkey, Monkey brightens my day,
Monkey, Monkey is happy go lucky,
Monkey, Monkey is so mucky,
Monkey, Monkey likes animal bars,
Monkey, Monkey is faster than cars,
Monkey, Monkey its time for bed,
Monkey, Monkey you heard what I said,
Monkey, Monkey have a good night,
Monkey, Monkey sleep tight.
By Laura Harrington
Squirrels o’ Squirrels.
Squirrels o’ Squirrels
They live in a dray,
They can be two colours
Red or grey.
They run and they jump
up high in the trees,
Their tails keep them balanced
and they live up to five years.
They gather their nuts
And keep in a pile
To eat when they wake
During the spring time.
By Órla Dineen
Crow
There was a crow
Who flies so slow
He always eats
Worms and fleas
Once he saw
a shiny bowl
In the grass
He found a glass
So he picked it up
And ate it all
He started choking
And he saw the king
He tried to hide
But he had died
By Benedek
My cat
He’s my cat in the hat
When he looks like that.
He puts on a smile
Takes it off in a while.
He’s very cheeky
Sometimes sneaky
Never moves from the mat
It’s no wonder he’s FAT
He only eats all day
And never comes out to play
By Katie Howell
Funky Monkey
There was a funky monkey
Who played the flute,
He was very funny
And very very cute.
He plays the guitar
And the drums too,
He did a gig for the monkey zoo.
He has sparkly clothes
That stand out far,
He always looks like a rock star.
One day he got on a band
Whose name was the animals land.
After he left a new funky monkey came to town,
And he was so good he could wear
The rock
Crown.
By Cillian Dunlea.
You silly old Billy
There was a goat called Billy,
Who was very silly and he had a wife called Lilly
His sister was called Milly.
He lives on a farm but he won’t harm,
But don’t forget he’s bold and old.
By Laura Hurley
You Silly Giraffe
There was a giraffe
His name was Alf
When I saw him in my garden
I had to laugh.
He came into my house and tried to eat my keys
He told me he liked to eat leaves
But dreaded eating bees.
I said good bye to Alf
Then he laughed as he walked
So slowly up my drive
Still trying to eat my keys
So I gave him some leaves.
Caoimhe Whelan.
The Hairy Bear
The hairy bear has flair.
He eats wire and sits by a glowing fire.
He is very fast,
And has a big gas flame coming out of
a game
Mark Todd
Mr Hedgehog
Oh Mister Hedgehog,
Where do you live?
Under a log,
Or in a bog?
Oh Mister Hedgehog,
What do eat?
Nuts and leaves, Irish stew or
Even some bamboo
Many questions I want to ask a Hedgehog,
Although I killed one walking my dog!
By David Kenny
The Cheetah With A Difference
There once was a cheetah
With a big difference
He could not climb,
But once he tried to get the lime
And failed badly
He was not so fast
And always comes last
So one day
He went to train
But was always the same
By Micheál Downey
The crazy cheetah
There once was a cheetah
He was very fast,
But he usually came last
He had lots and lots
of very small spots.
Why oh why was he so shy?
He must want to be sly,
He never said hi
Because he must be very shy.
Adam Murphy O’Dwyer
Lions
Lions are fast and strong,
Some people think they are quite long,
Sometimes they remind me of King Kong.
They are golden with a fluffy mane,
And they live in the African plain,
Where they like to lick their mane.
They are big, fast and strong,
They would never come last in races
So you would never see their faces
If they were in a great big fight,
There would surely be a bite,
And in the end it would be their delight.
By Pádraig Nash.
The Hairy Bear
That bear has so much hair,
I wish he would get his hair cut
It would be good if he did that but
It would really hurt.
He is cute and he plays the flute.
He is really fluffy
And he has a daughter named Scruffy.
One night he went to bed and he went a
Little red. He felt so hot he slept in a cot.
That was the end of the hairy bear.
By Lucy O Donnell
Harry Hare
There was a hare called Harry Hare
He liked hula hoping and hunting too,
He escaped from his habitat and into a house
He had lots of hairs that were really loose
He played the harmonica and the kazoo
He liked hairy bacon with a splash of soup
And that was the end of Harry’s trips
Now he spends his days with his
Hula Hooping friends
By Joy O Sullivan
Top cat
The cat saw the rat and ran on the mat,
Then the bat flew in the hat. The cat got the rat.
while the bat flew out of the hat.
The cat ran on the sofa to admire the fire.
By Gustas
Cheating Cheetah
There was a young cheetah
He is now a lonely cheater.
He couldn’t play games right
And he wasn’t very bright.
By Joey Wilson
Monkey Madness
There was an old monkey
Big and lumpy
But I’ve got to tell you he
Was quit funky, his coat
Black with brown spots and
His eyes were like little black
Dots, One day the old monkey said
I think I will go to bed after all I
Have already been fed.
By Róisín O Keeffe
The Fat Cat
There once was a cat
Who was very fat
When you give him a pat
He scrawls you like a rat
He is not any fun
Very unlike some
He never wants to play a game
And if you go near him, he’ll chase you away.
By Luke Wade
My cheetah poem
I love cheetahs because they are so fast
I really think they are class
Once I saw a cheetah run
He was faster than you.
He was faster than me
He went past trees
and got the flees
he saw a different
cheetah and said
lets have a race to see
has the fastest pace
By Eoin
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Origami in Fourth Class
Check out these pics!