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Irish 5th/6th Class Spellings (Part 2) - Weekly spelling lists taking you to Christmas
Each week’s spelling list includes a verb
Gaeilge Weekly Spellings (5th/6th class) for 8 weeks
Gaeilge Weekly Spellings (5th/6th class) for 8 weeks:
Broken down into weekly blocks, each week includes one verb.
Gaeilge Assessment 5th/6th class
Focused mainly on verbs (translating to and from Irish).
End of term self-assessment (KS2/5th-6th class) Editable
Perfect for reflecting on child’s own progress at the end of term/half-term.
Spelling homework - guide for children
Mon to Thurs nightly spelling homework.
Printable.
Mon: Look cover write check
Tues: Pyramids
Weds: Rainbows
Thurs: Words without vowels
Grammar timetables - English 5th class
Samples of grammar and writers’ workshop timetables that I followed each week.
5th class SESE Assessment (Suitable for schools in Ireland only)- editable
Quiz-type questions covering topics on 5th class SESE programme.
Reading record
Booklet layout. Suitable for older classes.
(Set of 25) KS2 (4th/5th/6th Class) English comprehensions! - 5 weeks of daily lessons!
NOW INCLUDES ANSWER SHEET!
These interesting and humorous reading passages are aimed at improving children’s vocabulary and writing skills. Each comprehension is followed by 10 questions covering:
Comprehension
Vocab
Punctuation
Grammar
Spelling
The estimated completion time for each activity is 20 minutes.
The set comes with an instruction manual and a document of the key vocabulary and writing skills that the activities aim to teach.
These passages have been trialled with 4th, 5th and 6th classes and the feedback has been 100% positive:
“Because they are short, the children focused on them a lot more than any other comprehensions I have used in the past. They were challenged by the vocabulary included and the stories prompted great discussion in the class.”
“The children enjoyed being able to relate to the text. We found it to be a useful task that allowed the chn to think about language, grammar, etc. so definitely something we would be keen to keep using.”