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on December 09, 2018

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Well done to these Children who got a Certificate in November for being in School every day so far this year, Great work!!

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Halloween Potions!

We have been reading Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson and Axel Schffler in the week coming up to Halloween. This is a story about a witch and her adventure on the broom with some new animal friends. She uses her cauldron to make a spell to create a "magnificent broom" with room for everyone to join her. We tried making our own magnificent magic spells on Friday 27th October when everyone was sin their Halloween costume in the hopes that we too could create a broom like the witch's. "Iggety, ziggety, zaggety, ZOOM"! We used 'skeleton bones' (baking soda), 'vampire blood' (food colouring) and just a b it of 'magic water' (vineagar) to create a bubbling cauldron of magic! See how we got on in the pictures below.

Happy Easter!

Easter Egg Hunt

Aistear Play

Aistear Aistear is the early childhood curriculum framework for all children from birth to six years. The word Aistear is the Irish word for journey and was chosen because early childhood marks the beginning of children's lifelong learning journeys (introducing Aistear- National Council for Curriculum Assessment) The majority of learning in the infant classroom is play based and monthly themes are chosen to get our learners thinking more deeply. Five distinct play areas are set up in the classroom and children are divided into groups with each group taking turns to play in one area each day. The types of play children engage in are; Physical Play- sand, water, playdoh Role Play- dress up, kitchen, shop, school (depending on the monthly theme) Creative Play- painting, junk art Constructive Play- lego, blocks In October the theme in room 2 was School and a role play corner was set up with a white board, desks, chairs and other school themed play equipment. Children

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