The Italian Job – Ordering a Coffee
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10 Suggestions for the Teaching Council re: Droichead
…funding and a completely different way of assessing and working with their students. It is like comparing Gardaí to Firemen and giving them the same expectations. Listen to the people…
An Alternative to Droichead
…link between completing teacher training and becoming a fully-probated teacher. Effectively, one is sent out to the solitary confines of a classroom and twice a year, an inspector comes into…
Cén t-am é a BhatDog?
This time Beadzee has BatDog asking her students what time it is. This is a great PowerPoint Presentation for teaching the time in Irish. Download Cén t-Am É?…
Anseo Tiny Guide to Twitter
…jargon of @ symbols and # hashtags and talks about the various aspects of Twitter in Irish primary education. Check it out by downloading it below. Anseo Guide to Twitter…
Promethean Planet now has half a million members
…with thousands of great downloads so I’m not surprised that so many people have joined it. It’s got loads of “premium” content from fairly big names too including DK. Curiously,…
Cá bhfuil Batdog?
The second is Beadzee’s series of PowerPoint presentations asks you where is BatDog? I wonder who BatDog is…he sounds like an interesting pet! Download Cá bhfuil BatDog….
What's the Time?
…tell the time. There’s 7 slides in total with different questions. The final slide shows a clock with labels of the numbers from 1 to 12. Download the presentation now….
Four great Gaeilge Books for infants
…in them. They can be printed in A3 for an A4 book for class reading. They’re perfect for whole-class reading and will look great in a class library. Download the…
Verb List – Dúisigh
…which is a regular verb following the conventions of verbs with a “caol” (or narrow) last vowel. As always, please rate these downloads and don’t forget to add your comments…