Behaviour management tracker- enter pupils’ names in the left hand columns and add points, stars or similar in the right hand columns.

Is áis bainistiú iomraíochta é seo le húsáid ar zoom/ foghlaim ar líne. Úsáidim é ag tús gach ceachta agus téim ar ais chuige más gá i rith an cheachta, go háirithe le páistí óga. Rialacha san áireamh: suigh i do chathaoir, cuir do lámh in airde más maith leat labhairt, bí ciúin má tá duine eile ag caint, bí ag éisteacht, bíodh meas agat, bain sult as! Leagan Béarla ar fáil fosta. This visual resource makes a great set of rules for remote learning. I use this on zoom calls at the start of each lesson, especially for younger children and refer back to them throughout the lesson if needs be. It really does work wonders! Rules consist of: sit nicely in your chair, put your hand up before you speak, don’t talk while others are talking, listen to others, have respect and have fun. English medium version also available.

This visual resource makes a great set of rules for remote learning. I use this on zoom calls at the start of each lesson, especially for younger children and refer back to them throughout the lesson if needs be. It really does work wonders! Rules consist of: sit nicely in your chair, put your hand up before you speak, don’t talk while others are talking, listen to others, have respect and have fun. Irish medium version also available.

Differentiated resource that can be used with different age groups for a variety of age groups. Great visual aid to support children with English as an additional language.

Gníomhaíochtaí análaithe le cuidiú le páistí aireachas a dhéanamh trí mheán na Gaeilge. Deas simplí- thiocfadh le páistí na gníomhaíochtaí a dhéanamh sa bhaile. Breathing exercises to help pupils practice mindfulness through Irish. Nice and simple so suitable for remote learning.

Leabhar Gaeilge le cuidiú le páistí a bheith socair agus ciúin. An irish rhyming picture book to help children be calm, still and quiet. It uses the analogy of the frog because a frog can sit still and appreciate its surroundings, just as we would like our children to be able to do.