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22 Apr

5th Class have been really busy since the last time we gave you an update on what we were up to!

A month ago we marked International Women’s Day by recording a podcast about inspirational women who we look up to.

We also read about some inspiring women too!

We did lots of other reading too – our reading workshops were very busy!

One of the books we read was our novel ‘Trash’, which we read as part of the One Book, One Community project.

We added a new book to our library too!

As part of our reading we also went a step further – and wrote a film!

We worked on our maths in the last few months too – we’ve been studying decimals and fractions!

We’ve been making lots of music in the last few weeks too – we’ve been learning how to play the Ukulele as part of the Music Generation programme!

But not all our music involved ukuleles!

We’ve also been hanging out with Baby E for Roots of Empathy and learning more about the needs of babies!

We also kept our eye on what was happening elsewhere in the world. Before St Patrick’s Day we heard about the Taoiseach’s visit to The White House!

We recorded a podcast afterwards about what we had learned!

And we also learned about the recent history of Northern Ireland at the end of March, after the death of Martin McGuinness.

In Art we studied the intricate design of Celtic knots and crosses.

But not only that, we also learned about the work of Normal Rockwell!

We were also out and about on the playing pitches working on our fitness!

We were very proud of some of our girls who made the paper for their exploits on the field!

We mentioned in our last update that we were given some fish by Bray Sea Life – we learned more about them in the last few weeks!

We spent lots of time working on decorations for the wall behind the tank!

Eventually we had to give the fish back – goodbye Gobe Bryant, Pancake the flatfish and Patrick Fitzpatrick the starfish!

But we did also have some new visitors to our classroom too – we said hello to a slithery visitor!

Even though we were so busy, we did also take time to look after our mental health.

It was no wonder that we were so eager to get away for our Easter Break!

We hope you enjoyed our post! We’re excited to start Term 3!

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