HHOMEWORK OMEWORK Diary
SCOIL MHUIRE
Horeswood, Horeswood, Co. Wexford
My Homework Diary
Name:
Date of Birth: My Class:
Teacher:
Room Number: My School / Mo Scoil
Name of School: School Address: School Phone:
In Case of Emergency
Parent/Guardian Details: Parent/Guardian Details:
Name: Name:
Phone No. Phone No. Email: Email:
Please list two other contact numbers.
Name: Name: Phone No. Phone No.
Doctor’s Details:
Other Information:
WELCOME to your homework diary!
This diary contains helpful information you can use in school and outside of school. Your teacher and parents can also use it to keep in touch and check out your progress, because this diary is designed to help you grow to be the best person you can be.
My HOMEWORK Diary HOMEWORK SAMPLE
It will teach you about how to take care of yourself, develop a growth mindset and explore how you can take care of the environment. Each week, there is a positive affirmation on the pages where you record your homework to help you. We have also added some pages for you to share your thoughts and reflections on how your week is going.
We hope you find all the tools for helping you with your homework useful. Make sure you check out all the pages and fill in the pages we have designed for you.
Good luck this year in school, and we hope this diary will help you grow and develop into the person you want to be!
GENERAL INFORMATION
Ut vivit; nonsili, in vemqua cula invenicturo is merende strorest peretorum publis bonscenius hostorum, quo mentum tem esimus huconsces, se deo, Cat quo Cat. Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Otales habes iam fuius prorum ti, quit, fes et vivastiame condius iu sessissum omnicae, senti, quam idetid furehebatum que me que aperum re tam ortemus eterficiveri iam Romnicente, consum pubi convolum tas Catussentiam cus nis ceris nu ves sicerisque tus condis por quam ad sis, quod di ipiorte cones ret, que tero, spientum ublius, C. C. Ahaciam mo etiquas conum terione ssimplius sunum is. Veribunc isque non Etrortum nostisse hilius se et ina, dene tus in die ad inatqui pro in tante ius. Cies los, num perehemena, scrudem hactorae di tum es et; nullarb itilis adhum quos inatimis pos iac tes opublina, esimerae queret patiampora re, Catum inte, no. Ilictor in telis? Sa rei pulegerfecum maximih iliciam, Patis, quiusque conc ficam dius cenatus, vil ut firis, etrei crioste consupp libemponsim in ductanum abem o movitemum popublium rei patus adhum tamenih ilissente priae te dissenatilis opostam Rommor husatem egeride convera quastionsu senatquam ta acchilis condium, non Ita eniu st ficavestabut vistabus ex num in in intem ina auceps, vivit. Sciamed publis sesullem pecis. Hui se adhus re num hoctanulis bons omanterenius cone con deo Catraeliumum hilicenat, mus bonsultus maios sessoltum faur ignostrum intis, condemuro tis tam. Niam, supplii se praciam perterf econsultod mentempri consulatici silium oruraed ienirtam imus, quide confes horte tatus.
Catquam, conestis vividem Palessensus la de ad conloc rem noc, publicae qua ment, moeris, cotis. Tis. med peridi fatum fur. Decuperips, crecuss entelles porid ius? quod Cupiere nterfirtatem ret; nostis hui publi simoenatum, strorte ludem, virmillarbi clus hos verio hili, nostra omne priam iactus audam nictum, sus me fir quem vit? Os comnici videmus in Etrariossest faccit, co C. Racris con diessignox nonesti, quam in dem ocultusus culatina, peret re mede nium egerit, nonsimus huc terfenius inat, quam nos eo, vistra iam. Grarit resto hae essedest iam adducer auredem iamdii sidem volis. Rum atio vest alariorbit, que cons ad int. Senam ocri, noneque mquonsin ta, ut vocciocute nes ce ius auctum foruntea re.
Child Safeguarding:
Piorumus, ut publicitia auciam. Omperis ela que nostrum cae pris audam ne tam virionderra? Factum omnium ori, nost? quo us cones in tus consum pes forbis sula niquis viver hocre, C. Adhui imumerit, et pubissedit arehebus, musatis, ur hae essedest iam adducer auredem iamdii sidem volis. Rum atio vest alariorbit, que cons ad int. Senam ocri, noneque mquonsin ta, ut vocciocute nes ce ius auctum foruntea re
Emergency Closures
Piorumus, ut publicitia auciam. Omperis ela que nostrum cae pris audam ne tam virionderra? Factum omnium ori, nost? quo us cones in tus consum pes forbis sula niquis viver hocre, C. Adhui imumerit, et pubissedit arehebus, musatis, ur hae essedest iam adducer auredem iamdii sidem volis. Rum atio vest alariorbit, que cons ad int. Senam ocri, noneque mquonsin ta, ut vocciocute nes ce ius auctum foruntea re
School Visitors:
Piorumus, ut publicitia auciam. Omperis ela que nostrum cae pris audam ne tam virionderra? Factum omnium ori, nost? quo us cones in tus consum pes forbis sula niquis viver hocre, C. Adhui imumerit, et pubissedit arehebus, musatis, ur hae essedest iam adducer auredem iamdii sidem volis. Rum atio vest alariorbit, que cons ad int. Senam ocri, noneque mquonsin ta, ut vocciocute nes ce ius auctum foruntea re
Early Collection
Piorumus, ut publicitia auciam. Omperis ela que nostrum cae pris audam ne tam virionderra? Factum omnium ori, nost? quo us cones in tus consum pes forbis sula niquis viver hocre, C. Adhui imumerit, et pubissedit arehebus, musatis, ur hae essedest iam adducer auredem iamdii sidem volis. Rum atio vest alariorbit, que cons ad int. Senam ocri, noneque mquonsin ta, ut vocciocute nes ce ius auctum foruntea re
CODE OF BEHAVIOUR POLICY
Position Statement:
Ut vivit; nonsili, in vemqua cula invenicturo is merende strorest peretorum publis bonscenius hostorum, quo mentum tem esimus huconsces, se deo, Cat quo Cat. Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
SCHOOL RULES & PROCEDURES
Ut vivit; nonsili, in vemqua cula invenicturo is merende strorest peretorum publis bonscenius hostorum, quo mentum tem esimus huconsces, se deo, Cat quo Cat. Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Otales habes iam fuius prorum ti, quit, fes et vivastiame condius iu sessissum omnicae, senti, quam idetid furehebatum que me que aperum re tam ortemus eterficiveri iam Romnicente, consum pubi convolum tas Catussentiam cus nis ceris nu ves sicerisque tus condis por quam ad sis, quod di ipiorte cones ret, que tero, spientum ublius, C. C. Ahaciam mo etiquas conum terione ssimplius sunum is. Veribunc isque non Etrortum nostisse hilius se et ina, dene tus in die ad inatqui pro in tante ius. Cies los, num perehemena, scrudem hactorae di tum es et; nullarb itilis adhum quos inatimis pos iac tes opublina, esimerae queret patiampora re, Catum inte, no. Ilictor in telis? Sa rei pulegerfecum maximih iliciam, Patis, quiusque conc ficam dius cenatus, vil ut firis, etrei crioste consupp libemponsim in ductanum abem o movitemum popublium rei patus adhum
Permission Slips
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Sickness:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Hygiene/Hair Care:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
School Uniform:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Lunches:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Green School:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Books:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Lunch/Break Times:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Phone Policy:
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
D.F.L.-DISCIPLINE FOR LEARNING
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
Anti Bullying Policy
Soltus res caperem ia es confina riortuste que apectorideo et factum fortimus, es inatilin audes, nocaessid abus. Abus se cum facciste fit, cre, temedicaste con te ina, conductus rei si parebef ercerenatqua aucere, viribus. Tandere ta vivivesedem patusperi, quam auctam. Ostratorat quostrae, porestra ta ve, Ti. It, ussic viventrum tellego Catius facta esedice rdiuro consum dient.
All About Me
My favourite HOBBY
My favourite colour
When I grow up I want to be
I have hair
I am years old
I am GOOD at
My favourite food
My favourite TV programme SAMPLE
bookMyfavourite
My name is
Myfavourite PLACETOVISIT
Respecting yourself and others
The first and most important thing to learn is how to respect yourself! Then it becomes very easy to respect others.
All you have to do is ask yourself this simple question:
HOW WOULD I LIK E TO BE TREATED?
THEN TREAT OTHERS IN THE SAME WAY.
Respectful Words
I treat others with respect and courtesy.
I try hard to solve problems without violence or harsh words.
I try not to hurt or embarrass anybody.
I accept some people are different to me.
I am considerate of other people’s feelings.
Sometimes it can be really difficult to do all of these things. In life, you may not like someone, but remember that you should always respect them as human beings and never hurt or harm anyone.
Healthy Bodies
EATING FOOD THAT IS GOOD FOR YOUR BODY IS IMPORTANT.
A healthy diet is all about making choices.
NUMBER OF PORTIONS PER DAY
2 Small Amounts
3 5 6+
Once you start making the right choices when it comes to eating, you’ll get into the habit of eating healthy food. That means you will do it without even thinking about it. Here are some top tips on how to eat healthy!
DRINK PLENTY OF WATER.
Foods, drinks and snacks that are high in fat and sugar
Meat, fish and alternatives
Milk, cheese and yogurt
Fruit and vegetables
Bread, cereals and potatoes
For a healthy body and a healthy mind, take your MEDS, i.e.
M editate, E xercise, D iet and S leep.
Healthy food I like:
I sleep well when ... ___________________
EXERCISE
List the activities you do every week.
SHARE AND CONNECT
When I have worries, I know I can speak to … _______________________
Mindset
Mindset is about the attitude you take to succeed, especially when it comes to your learning.
Fixed Mindset Fixed Growth Mindset
People with a fixed mindset believe they are either good at something or they are not. So, if they think they are not good at something, they won’t give it a try.
Here are some things that a pupil with a fixed mindset might say:
I’m either good at it, or I’m not.
I am not a sporty person.
I’m not creative.
I’m no good at maths.
People with a growth mindset believe that new abilities can be developed through practice. They see success as being achieved through effort, and realise that it is important to receive feedback if they are to improve.
Here are some things that a pupil with a growth mindset might say:
I can learn anything I want to.
In our school, we promote a growth mindset where:
• We celebrate making mistakes – we can learn from them.
• We never give up – we keep trying so we can succeed.
• We learn from each other.
I learn from things I get wrong.
I feel proud and inspired when I see others doing well.
• We challenge ourselves and enjoy learning new things.
• We remember that our brains are growing all the time and our intelligence grows too.
What is BULLYING?
Bullying is when someone keeps doing or saying things that are hurtful to someone else. Bullying comes in many forms. It can be verbal bullying, physical bullying, cyber bullying, or it can lead to people being left out.
Physical Bullying
Cyber Bullying
What to do if you’re being bullied
Are you being bullied? Or do you know somebody who's being bullied? If so, you must tell someone what is going on and how you feel. No one can help you if you don’t tell them. Please do!
Tell your parents.
3 4 1 2
Tell your Teacher. Call a helpline.
• Ignore name-calling and show the bully their comments don't affect you. A bully likes to get a reaction, so don't give them one!
• Bullies often hurt other people to make themselves feel better. They may be unhappy at home or school.
Tell someone in your family.
• Don’t hit out. You may get hurt or the bully could make it seem like you are the bully.
• They are the problemdon’t believe what they say and don’t blame yourself.
If you need help, you can call Childline for free. Just dial 1800 666 666.
What else can you reduce to help the environment?
1. __________________
2. __________________
3. 4. __________________
5. __________________
The World Around Us
Reduce the amount of rubbish you throw away and water you use. Reduce
Recycling involves turning old used-up products into something new.
What can you recycle?
Things I can do to be Green
Things I can do to be Green
Reuse where you can, for example, water bottles.
1. 2. __________________ 3. __________________ 4. __________________ 5.
What other things can you reuse?
1.
2. __________________
3. __________________
4. __________________
5.
Your map WORLD
Constructed in 1889, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France is one of the most recognisable structures in the world and receives over 6 million visitors each year.
The White House is the official residence of the President of the United States. It was built in the late 18th century and was designed by Irish-born architect James Hoban.
Machu Picchu in Peru is an ancient city built in the 15th century. It is located 2,430 metres above sea level and is one of the 7 wonders of the world.
Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano in Tanzania. It is the highest mountain in Africa, and rises 4,900m above sea level. Mount Kilimanjaro is so high, snow remains on top of the mountain all year round despite the equatorial sun.
The River Nile is the world’s longest river and is 6,670 km in length. The Nile is so long it flows through 11 countries, over half the length of Africa itself.
The Taj Mahal in India is a famous mausoleum built in the 17th century in memory of the Emperor’s wife. It took 10,000 men and 1,000 elephants 20 years to complete the building.
SAMPLE
The Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Australia, is the world’s largest coral reef system, stretching for over 2,300 km. It is the largest living thing on Earth and is even visible from outer space.
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Say HELLO WORLD
How many different nationalities are there in your school?
There are 3,000 different languages spoken by 6.5 billion people from all around the world. Isn't that amazing? Imagine being able to say ‘hello’ in lots of different languages? Let's take a look at how to greet somebody in their own language!
Capital: Warsaw
Population: 37,846,611
Language: Polish
Capital: Madrid
Population: 46,754,778
Language: Spanish
Capital: Berlin
Population: 83,783,942
Language: German
Capital: Rome
Population: 60,461,826
Language: Italian
Capital: Lisbon
Population: 10,570,803
Language: Portuguese
Capital: New Delhi
Population: 1,380,193,422
Language: Hindi
LATVIA
Capital: Riga
Population: 1,886,198
Language: Latvian
Capital: Stockholm
Population: 10,099,265
Language: Swedish
Capital: Bucharest
Population: 19,237,691
Language: Romanian
Capital: Tokyo
Population: 126,476,461
Language: Japanese
Capital: Vilnius
Population: 2,722,289
Language: Lithuanian
Capital: Beijing
Population: 1,439,323,776
Language: Mandarin
Capital: Brasília
Population: 212,559,417
Language: Portuguese
Capital: Paris
Population: 65,273,511
Language: French
Map of Ireland
Questions:
1 Name the 32 counties of Ireland on the map.
2 Mark where you live on the map.
3 Draw and name 3 rivers and 3 mountain ranges on the map.
ATLANTIC OCEAN
Irish Name: Éire
Official Languages: Gaeilge, English
Area: 81,638.1 km2
Coastline: 2,797 km
Highest Elevation: 1,041 m (3,415 ft)
Highest Point: Carrauntoohil, Kerry
Largest Lake: Lough Neagh
Largest City: Dublin (Capital)
Population: 4,590,000
Government Type: Republic
Lough Neagh
Is a freshwater lake situated in Northern Ireland. It is the largest lake in Ireland and the British Isles. Lough Neagh supplies 40% of Northern Ireland’s water.
Kilmainham Gaol
Kilmainham Gaol is a former prison and now a museum in Kilmainham, Dublin. Many of the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were imprisoned and executed in the prison by the British.
Croagh Patrick
Croagh Patrick is a mountain in Co. Mayo that is a popular pilgrimage destination. It is climbed by 10,000s of people every year. Many people that climb the mountain do so in bare feet.
Newgrange
Newgrange is a 5,200 year old tomb located in the Boyne Valley, Co. Meath. Newgrange is famous for a passage of light that enters the tomb every year on the 21st December, the shortest day of the year.
Skellig Michael
Skellig Michael is an island west of Co. Kerry. The island served as a filming location for the final scene of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Irish Culture and Heritage
An Ghaeltacht
Irish-speaking parts of Ireland are known as Gaeltacht regions. Gaeltacht regions can be found in Donegal, Galway, Kerry, Clare and more. There is even one in Canada!
Music from Ireland
Ireland has a strong tradition of music. Traditional musical instruments include the fiddle, bodhrán, tin whistle, uilleann pipes, wooden flute, harp, button accordion and concertina.
Our Flag
The green symbolises the older Gaelic generation living in Ireland, while the orange represents the Protestant planters who came to Ireland. The white colour means peace and brings both parts of the community together.
The Gaelic Athletic Association is a sporting and cultural organisation that was established in 1884 in Thurles, Co. Tipperary. It is one of the most successful amateur sporting organisations in the world and games are played as far away as Asia, Australia and North America.
Féasta Focail
Cé mhéad focail as Gaeilge a fhios agat? Below is a list of Irish words that you will come across a lot. If you become familiar with these words, you will develop your skills in speaking, reading and writing Irish.
an ag tá ar agus arsa a bhísasí siad seo go na médaidí rith maith liom nílisteach séismamaíbeagédo teach le amachanoisdulamharcmórní suasleismobhfuilinaannféach léimchuaighliathróidsúgradhóchonaictú tháiniggáireraibh cat gach chuig leat scoil fear thosaighsástafuaircámise sinchuirsiopaghairdínthig rothar ansin obair leaba freisin atá anseosan thit ithe hata páistímála ach sneachta luí rinnemhaithcaoineadhícétrítrá deir rud síos orm bainnebeidhduit uiscedalba as iairdeasmhamaí duinesiúl cad thugnuamadadhtábla agat d’ith ocras mhálalinndtíabhaile stop chrann ba bheagféin teacht arís slánléirchistinubhnáchodladhchaith d’oscailólliomsad’amharcbéar nach muid
thóg agam leabharmadra dearg d’imigh bocht aghaidh úll tae níorleanaílán iad cuir bosca féidireiledhaidícailín doras
bíshuighlámhgasúr fliuch dheasd’fhéach carr snámh gasta faoindhéanamhaisseomra oíche Nollag mbordchathaoir stad bán babaí
lá caint daideo capall dánamamóinniu
pháircdúirtphoist leo ghé fosta fóill brioscaí acu teidírug
Na Seanfhocail
Seanfhocail are old Irish sayings. Some of them are funny, but others are very wise.
An bhfuil eolas agat ar na seanfhocail? (Do you know about old sayings?)
Go n-éirí an bóthar leat.
Good luck!
Níl aon tinteán mar do thinteán féin. There’s no place like home.
Ní hé lá na báistí lá na bpáistí. A wet day isn’t a day for children.
Tús maith leath na hoibre. A good start is half the battle.
Is ait an mac an saol. Life is strange.
Nuair a thig cith tig balc. When it rains it pours.
Is maith an scéalaí an aimsir.
Time is a good storyteller.
Is binn béal ina thost. Silence is golden.
Is fearr an t-sláinte ná na táinte.
Health is better than wealth. Tá cluasa fada ar mhuca beaga. Little pigs have long ears.
Is teanga dathannach atá againn!
We have a colourful language!
An Old Irish Blessing
“May the road rise up to meet you, may the wind be ever at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face and the rain fall softly on your fields. And until we meet again, may God hold you in the hollow of his hand.”
Rialacha Gramdaí
Briathra Aon Siolla (one syllable)
(mar shámpla: glan, pioc, bris, cuir, ól, fág)
Aimsir ChaiteAimsir LáithreachAimsir Fháistineach
Ghlan méBhris mé GlanaimBrisim Glanfaidh mé Brisfidh mé
Ghlan túBhris túGlanann túBriseann túGlanfaidh tú Brisfidh tú
Ghlan sé/síBhris sé/síGlanann se/síBriseann sé/síGlanfaidh sé/sí Brisfidh sé/sí
GhlanamarBhriseamarGlanaimidBrisimidGlanfaimid Brisfimid
Ghlan sibhBhris sibhGlanann sibhBriseann sibhGlanfaidh sibh Brisfidh sibh
Ghlan siadBhris siadGlanann siadBriseann siadGlanfaidh siad Brisfidh siad
Ar ghlanAr bhrisAn nglanannAn mbriseannAn nglanfaidh An mbrisfidh
GhlanBhrisGlanannBriseannGlanfaidh Brisfidh
Níor ghlanNíor bhrisNí ghlanannNí bhriseannNí ghlanfaidh Ní bhrisfidh
Rialacha Gramdaí
Briathra Dhá Shiolla
(mar shámpla: ceannaigh, oscail, bailigh)
Aimsir ChaiteAimsir LáithreachAimsir Fháistineach
( + h ) (+aíonn) (+íonn)(+óidh)(+eoidh)
Cheannaigh mé Bhailigh mé
Cheannaigh tú Bhailigh tú
Cheannaigh sé Bhailigh sé
CeannaímBailím Ceannóidh mé Baileoidh mé
Ceannaíonn tú Bailíonn túCeannóidh túBaileoidh tú
Ceannaíonn sé Bailíonn séCeannóidh séBaileoidh sé
Cheannaigh síBhailigh síCeannaíonn síBailíonn síCeannóidh síBaileoidh sí
CheannaíomarBhailíomarCeannaímidBailímidCeannóimidBaileoimid
Cheannaigh sibh Bhailigh sibh
Cheannaigh siad Bhailigh siad
Ceannaíonn sibh Bailíonn sibh
Ceannóidh sibh Baileoidh sibh
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Ceannóidh siad Baileoidh siad Ar
Ceannaíonn siad Bailíonn siad
cheannaigh Ar bhailigh An gceannaíonn An mbailíonn An gceannóidh An mbaileoidh
CheannaighBhailighCeannaíonnBailíonnCeannóídhBaileoidh
Níor
cheannaigh Níor bhailigh Ní
Na Briathra Neamhrialta
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Aimsir Chaite
Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Abair (to say) Beir (to catch)
Dúirt méDeirimDéarfaidh mé Rug me Beirim Béarfaidh mé
Dúirt túDeir túDéa rfaidh tú Rug túBeireann túBéarfaidh tú
Dúirt sé/síDeir sé/síDéarfaidh sé/sí Rug sé/síBeireann sé/síBéarfaidh sé/sí
DúramarDeirimidDéarfaimid RugamarBeirimidBéarfaimid
Dúirt sibhDeir sibhDéarfaidh sibh Rug sibhBeireann sibhBéarfaidh sibh
Dúirt siadDeir siadDéarfaidh siad Rug siadBeireann siadBéarfaidh siad An ndúirt?An ndeir?An ndéarfaidh? An rug?An mbeireann?An mbéarfaidh?
DúirtDeirDéarfaidh Rug BeireannBéarfaidh
Ní dúirtNí deirNí déarfaidh Níor rugNí bheireannNí bhéarfaidh
Bí (to be) Clois (to hear)
Bhí méBímBeidh mé Chuala mé Cloisim Cloisfidh mé
Bhí túBíonn túBeidh tú Chuala túCloiseann tú Cloisfidh tú
Bhí sé/síBíonn sé/síBeidh sé/sí Chuala sé/síCloiseann sé/sí Cloisfidh sé/sí
BhíomarBímidBeimid ChualamarCloisimid Cloisfimid
Bhí sibhBíonn sibhBeidh sibh Chuala sibhCloiseann sibh Cloisfidh sibh
Bhí siadBíonn siadBeidh siad Chuala siadCloiseann siad Cloisfidh siad An raibh?An mbíonn?An mbeidh? Ar chuala?An gcloiseann? An gcloisfidh?
BhíBíonn Beidh ChualaCloiseann Cloisfidh
Ní raibhNí bhíonnNí bheidh Níor chualaNí chloiseann Ní chloisfidh
Déan (to make/do) Faigh (to get)
Rinne mé Déanaim Déanfaidh méFuair mé Faighim Gheobhaidh mé
Rinne tú Déanann túDéanfaidh túFuair túFaigheann túGheobhaidh tú
Rinne sé/sí Déanann sé/síDéanfaidh sé/síFuair sé/síFaigheann sé/síGheobhaidh sé/sí
Rinneamar DéanaimidDéanfaimidFuaireamarFaighimidGheobhaimid
Rinne sibh Déanann sibhDéanfaidh sibhFuair sibhFaigheann sibhGheobhaidh sibh
Rinne siad Déanann siadDéanfaidh siadFuair siadFaigheann siadGheobhaidh siad
An ndearna? An ndéanann?An ndéanfaidhAn bhfuair?An bhfaigheann?An bhfaighidh?
Rinne DéanannDéanfaidhFuairFaigheannGheobhaidh
Ní dhearna Ní dhéanannNí dhéanfaidhNí bhfuairNí fhaigheannNí bhfaighidh
Na Briathra Neamhrialta
Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach Aimsir Chaite Aimsir Láithreach Aimsir Fháistineach
Feic (to see) Ith (to eat)
Chonaic méFeicim Feicfidh mé D’ith mé Ithim Íosfaidh mé
Chonaic túFeiceann tú Feicfidh tú D’ith túItheann túÍosfaidh tú
Chonaic sé/síFeiceann sé/sí Feicfidh sé/sí D’ith sé/síItheann sé/síÍosfaidh sé/sí
ChonaiceamarFeicimid Feicfimid D’itheamarIthimidÍosfaimid
Chonaic sibhFeiceann sibh Feicfidh sibh D’ith sibhItheann sibhÍosfaidh sibh
Chonaic siadFeiceann siad Feicfidh siad D’ith siadItheann siadÍosfaidh siad
An bhfaca An bhfeiceann? An bhfeicfidh? Ar ith?An itheannAn íosfaidh?
ChonaicFeiceann Feicfidh D’ithItheannÍosfaidh
Ní fhacaNí fheiceann Ní fheicfidh Níor ithNí itheannNí íosfaidh
Tabhair (to give) Tar (to come)
Thug mé Tugaim Tabharfaidh méTháinig mé Tagaim Tiocfaidh mé
Thug túTugann túTabharfaidh túTháinig túTagann túTiocfaidh tú
Thug sé/síTugann sé/sí Tabharfaidh sé/sí Tháinig sé/síTagann sé/síTiocfaidh sé/sí
ThugamarTugaimidTabharfaimidThángamarTagaimidTiocfaimid
Thug sibhTugann sibh Tabharfaidh sibh Tháinig sibhTagann sibhTiocfaidh sibh
Thug siadTugann siad Tabharfaidh siad Tháinig siadTagann siadTiocfaidh siad
Ar thug?An dtugann? An dtabharfaidh? Ar tháinig?An dtagann?An dtiocfaidh?
Thug TugannTabharfaidhTháinigTagannTiocfaidh
Níor Thug Ní thugannNí thabharfaidhNíor tháinigNí thagannNí thiocfaidh
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Téigh (to go)
Chuaigh méChuamar Téim TéímidRachaidh méRachaimid
Chuaigh túChuaigh sibhTéann túTéann sibhRachaidh túRachaidh sibh
Chuaigh sé / sí Chuaigh siadTéann sé/síTéann siad Rachaidh sé/sí Rachaidh siad
An ndeachaigh? An dtéann? An rachaidh?
ChuaighNí dheachaighTéannNí théannRachaidh Ní rachaidh
Amhrán na bhFiann
Sinne Fianna Fáil, Soldiers are we, atá faoi gheall ag Éirinn, Whose lives are pledged to Ireland, Buíon dár slua Some have come thar toinn do ráinig chughainn, From a land beyond the wave, Faoi mhóid bheith saor Sworn to be free,
Seantír ár sinsear feasta, No more our ancient sireland, Ní fhágfar faoin tíorán ná faoin tráill. Shall shelter the despot or the slave. Anocht a théam sa bhearna baoil, Tonight we man the “bearna baoil”,
Le gean ar Ghaeil, chun báis nó saoil, In Erin’s cause, come woe or weal,
Le gunna scréach faoi lámhach na bpiléar, ’Mid cannons’ roar and rifles’ peal,
Seo libh canaig’ amhrán na bhfiann
We’ll chant a soldier’s song
Numbers and Time
2D Shapes
3D Shapes
Greater than Equal to
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Six is greater than three.
Less than
Four is less than seven.
Eight is equal to eight.
The sum of one and four is equal to the sum of two and three.
Multiplication Chart /Cairt Iolrúcháin
My Reading Reviews
Books are very important tools to help us understand the world around us and the people we live with. Throughout the school year, read a variety of books and keep a record of them below.
Books I’ve read My Star Rating
What was good about this book?
Punctuation Tips
Punctuation is important to help sentences make sense. When you write, always follow these punctuation rules. We will use a simple sentence to show how you need to use punctuation rules! Always start a sentence with a capital letter.
Drawing pictures is fun. There are three ways to end a sentence – a full stop, a question mark or an exclamation mark.
Let’s draw a picture. Did you draw a picture? Look at the picture I drew!
Commas are used to break up a sentence into parts.
When I draw pictures, I like to use lots of colours.
Quotation marks are used to show speech.
‘A drawing of a person’s face is called a portrait’, she said.
Commonly Misspelled Words
a lot beginning calendar deceive definitely embarrassing especially exaggerate intelligence
guarantee immediately knowledge leisure maintenance occasionally permanent receive restaurant
scissors weather until its/it’s to/too/two their/there/they’re humorous library rhythm
Spelling and Grammar
The plural of a word shows us there is more than one. For example, the plural of book is books! Sometimes, plurals can have different spellings. Have a look at this table to help you work out the spelling of plurals.
Most plurals are made by adding the letter s
FirePictureDog Pen Key Book
FiresPicturesDogsPens Keys Books
Plurals of words ending with a consonant followed by y are made by dropping the y and adding ies
Lady Baby Party DaisyGrannyPuppy
LadiesBabies Parties DaisiesGranniesPuppies
Plurals of words ending with ch sh s x z are usually made by adding es
BusBrush Box ChurchQuizKiss
BusesBrushes Boxes Churches Quizzes Kisses
Plurals of words ending with a single f are usually made by dropping the f and adding ves
HalfWolfLeafHoof Loaf Calf
Halves Wolves Leaves HoovesLoavesCalves
Plurals of words ending with o have no rule! Sometimes, you just have to learn things off!
Potato PhotoVolcanoPianoEskimo Hero
Potatoes PhotosVolcanoesPianosEskimos Heroes
Its and It’s
Its is possessive. We use ‘its’ to show ownership.
The bird flew up to its nest. The dog lost its ball. The turtle took its time.
It’s is a contraction.
It’s is short for ‘It is’.
It’s nice and warm outside. It’s five past two.
It’s time to go and play.
Your and You’re
Your is possessive. We use ‘your’ to show ownership.
Is this your pencil?
I like your jumper.
Did you finish your homework?
You’re is a contraction. You’re is short for ‘You are’.
You’re going to be late. You’re a clever pupil!
You smile when you’re happy.
There, Their and They’re
There can be a place or an adverb.
Go and sit over there. There is a fly in my soup! Are there more people coming?
Their is possessive. We use ‘their’ to show ownership.
This is their football. Did they take their boots? Don’t hurt their feelings.
They’re is a contraction. They’re is short for ‘They are’.
They’re sitting over there beside the duck pond. They’re all in the library reading books. They’re going on holidays tomorrow.
Dolch Reading List Commonly Used Words
Below are the most commonly used words in the English language. If you can recognise all of these words and know what they mean, it will help you become an expert reader!
A AsAgain About Any All Away AteAfterBetter Am Be Over AlwaysBoth An Black But Around Bring And Brown ColdAsk Carry Are By Cut BecauseClean At Came Fast BeenCould
Big Did First Before Done Blue Eat Five Best Don’t Call Fall Fly Buy Draw
CanFind Four DoesDrink
Come For Give Far Eight Do Get Goes Found Every
DownGoing From Full Hurt
Funny Have Got Gave Know
GoHerGreen Grow Light
GoodHimHadHoldMyself
He HisHasHow Never
HelpIf Hot Just Own
Commonly Used Words
ILaughLongKindRight In Let MadeMuchSeven Is Live Many Must Shall Here Into Its KeepPick
Jump My Not Off Their Like No OfOnceThem LittleOldOpenOnlyThen
LookOnPleaseRound There Make OneOrSleepThese Me Put OurSmallThink Out Saw Pull Take Those Play SaidRead Tell Together
Pretty She Start ThankUse Ran Sit Say That Very
RedSomeSing They Want Ride Stop SixThis Warm
RunThreeSoon Too Wash
See Today Ten Try Went So Two UponUnder What
The Was Us Walk When
To Will Who Well Where Up Work Why Were Which
We Yes Wish White Would You Yellow Your WithWrite
A Timeline of Irish History
A Timeline of Irish History Amlíne de Stair na hÉireann
It’s important to look back in history to find out more about ourselves. Look at the different dates in the timeline and use the information to help you discover how Ireland became the great country it is today!
It’s important to look back in history to find out more about ourselves. Look at the different dates in the timeline and use the information to help you discover how Ireland became the great country it is today!
c. 4000 BC
Stone Age farmers living in Ireland.
c. 3000 BC
The megalithic tomb at Newgrange is built.
c. 700 BC
Celts arrive in Ireland.
432 AD
Traditional date for arrival of St. Patrick to Ireland.
795 AD
Vikings invade parts of Ireland. They eventually settle in Dublin, Waterford and Limerick.
1169 AD
Normans arrive in Ireland led by Strongbow. Norman lords from England begin settling in parts of Ireland.
1893 AD
Gaelic League founded in order to revive the Irish language.
1884 AD
Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) founded in Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
AD 1845-48
The Great Famine in Ireland (Two million die).
1690 AD
Battle of the Boyne. Irish troops help the English King, James II, to fight against William of Orange, but William goes on to win and becomes King of England.
1649 AD
Oliver Cromwell invades Ireland and starts settling English families.
1607 AD
1347 AD
The Bubonic Plague (Black Death) kills one-third of Dublin’s population.
1450s AD
Start of the Renaissance in Europe. People around Europe become interested in new ways of thinking and interest in art is reborn.
Flight of the Earls. Old Irish families in Ulster leave Ireland for a life in Europe, which left parts of Ireland free to be settled.
1914 – 1918 AD
World War I.
1916 AD
The Easter Rising in Ireland. Volunteers in Ireland begin a battle against British soldiers in Ireland to help end British control over Ireland.
1918 AD
Women in Ireland win the right to vote.
AD 1919 – 1921
Irish War of Independence (freedom). Part of Ireland is split (partitioned).
1937 AD
The Irish Free State creates a new constitution (rules for a country).
2020 Global Pandemic –COVID-19. Global restrictions to prevent the spread of the disease. Schools and shops closed.
2011
President Barack Obama and, for the first time in history, Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh visit Ireland.
2005 AD
Irish is officially recognised as a working language in the European Union.
2002 AD
Euro is introduced to Ireland. Ireland can now use the same type of money in a number of countries around Europe.
1990 AD
Mary Robinson is elected Ireland’s first female president.
1939 – 1945 AD
World War II. Ireland stays neutral (it does not take sides in the war).
1973 AD
Ireland joins the European Union (known then as the European Economic Community). This helps Ireland’s economy grow and gives Irish people a chance to do business with other people around Europe.
1948 AD
The Republic of Ireland Act. Ireland separates itself from the British Commonwealth.
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P.6 Box 1 Reader P.8
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I am a kind and caring person. Wellbeing
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With practice, I can achieve great results.
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I like to share happy memories. Wellbeing
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The harder I practice, the better I get.
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I use recycleable bags.
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I love to think about the things I do well. Wellbeing
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I practise to get better.
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If I have a worry, I talk it over with a trusted adult. Wellbeing
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I always take care of the environment.
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I love being active. Wellbeing Wellbeing
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I am a curious person.
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I encourage others to recycle.
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I smile often – others like happy people. Wellbeing Wellbeing
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I use reusable bottles where possible.
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I love drinking water – it is good for my body.
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My ability is growing as I practice.
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I love sharing the books I read with others.
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To stay healthy, I exercise for about 60 minutes every day. Wellbeing
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The more questions I ask, the more I learn.
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I feel better when I get a good night’s sleep.
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I eat lots of fruit and vegetables to take care of my body. Wellbeing
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I enjoyed this week. I could have learned better if
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The more effort I make, the better the results.
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Reflections on the week
I found tricky this week. I really enjoyed doing this week.
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I take short showers.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I want to work at next week. I leaned about this week.
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I take deep breaths to calm me down if I get upset. Wellbeing
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
This week I learned about I enjoyed learning about
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Mistakes help me improve.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I am grateful for I am getting better at
Notes to/from Teacher
What I learned this term
Use words, images or sentences to show all the wonderful things you learned and mastered this term.
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I am conscious of our need to protect nature.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I would like to learn more about When I practise my I get
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I love the open air –it gives me energy. Wellbeing Wellbeing
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Reflections on the week
I enjoyed this week. I could have learned better if
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I found tricky this week. I really enjoyed doing this week.
Notes to/from Teacher
I always learn from my mistakes.
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I always write on both sides of the paper.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I want to work at next week. I learned about this week.
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I smile a lot and make friends easily.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
This week I learned about I enjoyed learning about
Notes to/from Teacher
Wellbeing
Wellbeing
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I am developing my abilities every day.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I am grateful for I am getting better at
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I turn off the water when brushing my teeth.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I would like to learn more about When I practise my I get
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Reflections on the week
I enjoyed this week. I could have learned better if
Notes to/from Teacher
I think of things I am grateful for every day. Wellbeing Wellbeing
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I am a caring, creative and ambitious person.
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Reminders for the week
Reflections on the week
I would like to learn more about When I practise my I get
Notes to/from Teacher
What I learned this term
Use words, images or sentences to show all the wonderful things you learned and mastered this term.
HOMEWORK Guide to the HOMEWORK Diary
Notes Section
Book Rental Scheme
(if applicable to your school)
This section records the books allocated to your child through the Book Rental Scheme. On receipt of books, parents/guardians are to check books and book numbers and initial to accept the books.
Payments
These are used for recording any payments to the school and will act as a receipt for the amount submitted. Parents/guardians enter details of the amount, the reason and method for payment and sign for it. On receipt of the money in school, a school representative will countersign.
Permission Slips
These are used to give permission for your child to attend any event outside of the school.
Absence Notes
If a child is absent, a written notification must be presented to the teacher on return to school indicating duration and reason for absence.
Notes to/from Teacher
These are used to send messages between home and school.
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I give permission for:
name) (class) to attend: on (day)
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Student Name: Class:
Absent from: / / to / / No. of days:
Reason for absence: Details of absence:
Illness
Urgent family reason
Holiday Other (please specify)
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Safety
Guidelines for Children
Always find a safe place to cross the road. At night – shine bright.
Don’t talk to or go anywhere with strangers.
Safe strangers, e.g., guards, firemen, bus drivers, etc., are there to help you when they are at work. It is safe to talk to them.
Road Safety Internet SAMPLE
Only visit sites suitable for children your age. Do not give your personal information to anyone.
If you ever feel unsafe, tell an adult you trust.
Report anything that makes you feel uncomfortable.
Please play with us.
Stop that. I don’t like it.
It is not telling tales to report bullying.
Good things to say to keep you and others safe
Leave him/her alone. That is not fair.
No, I don’t want to do that.
Stop, you are bullying me.
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