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Christmas Concert share

For our Christmas Concert we all wore Santa Hats! We sang our songs Gloria and Jingle Bells really well! It was great fun being on stage!

Posted: Rachel Categories: Ms Rachel Fitzgerald's Class

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News Time share

We love telling our news every morning and listening to each other.

Posted: Clodagh Categories: Ms. Clodagh O'Flaherty's Class

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Halloween share

For Halloween we all dressed up in our scary costumes! We had lots of fun and played some Halloween games.

Posted: Rachel Categories: Ms Rachel Fitzgerald's Class

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Up Cork! share

We dressed up in our Cork colours to celebrate our team being in the All Ireland Hurling Final!

Posted: Rachel Categories: Ms Rachel Fitzgerald's Class

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Happy Christmas! share

Happy New Year from all in Junior Infants!

Posted: Clodagh Categories: Ms. Clodagh O'Flaherty's Class

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Gaeilge share

Bímid ag foghlaim Gaeilge le Rang 5. Taitníonn sé go mór dúinn.

Posted: Clodagh Categories: Ms. Clodagh O'Flaherty's Class

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Halloween! share

Posted: Clodagh Categories: Ms. Clodagh O'Flaherty's Class

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Sixth class painting the school red. Corcaigh Abú!! share

Posted: Elaine Categories: Uncategorized

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Cork Colours! share

We supported Cork by wearing red and white!

Posted: Clodagh Categories: Ms. Clodagh O'Flaherty's Class, Uncategorized

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Experimenting with light and materials share

In December, we did an experiment on transparent, translucent and opaque materials.

What you need:

Torch
Mini whiteboard
Lots of different materials

What to do:

1. Turn on torch and point it at the board.

2. Put a piece of material about half way between the torch and the mini whiteboard.

3. Check if any light comes through the material.

What should happen:

If the light can’t go through the material, it is opaque.
If a little bit of light goes through the material, it is translucent.
If all the light goes through the material, it is transparent.

Normal results:

1. Tissue paper (Translucent)

2. Bubble wrap (Transparent)

3. Cardboard (Opaque)

4. Cling film (Transparent)

5.Tim foil (Opaque)

6. Baking paper (Translucent)

By Ben Cullinane & James Harrington 🙂

Posted: Hazel Categories: Ms Hazel Murray's Class

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