Jun
18
Filed Under (Ms Sedgwicks Class) by Ms Sedgwicks' Class on 18-06-2013

May
30
Filed Under (Ms Greys Class) by Ms Grays Class on 30-05-2013

We designed bridges using only paper, Sellotape and paper clips. A toy car was able to travel across them!

May
20
Filed Under (Ms Reillys Class) by Ms Reillys Class on 20-05-2013

Click on the photo below to read how to make a grass haired Hedgehog

Mar
11
Filed Under (Mr. Falvey) by Mr Falveys Class on 11-03-2013

Click on the picture below to listen to my Voki on Steam Engines.

 

 By Joe  6th class

Feb
01
Filed Under (Ms Brennocks Class) by Ms Brennock's Class on 01-02-2013

Good luck to the 6th class students who are doing the entrance tests for Ardgillan Community College and for Balbriggan Community college.

Nov
26
Filed Under (Mr. Falvey) by Mr Falveys Class on 26-11-2012

 

Click on the picture to see a Powerpoint Presentation about the creation of Our School Mosaics

 

Oct
17
Filed Under (Ms Brennocks Class) by Ms Brennock's Class on 17-10-2012

http://passtheblog.creativeblogs.net/tag/st-molagas/

Click on the link to see our poetry on the blog!

 

Oct
04

Click on the protractor to play the game from the BBC! If you complete the mission, please leave a comment!

Sep
30
Filed Under (Ms Brennocks Class) by Ms Brennock's Class on 30-09-2012

I learned about this website through SeomraRanga.com. Click on the image to go to the Help My Kid Learn website.

This website was developed as part of the National Strategy to Improve Literacy and Numeracy among Children and Young People 2011 — 2020 by the
Department of Education and Skills.

The website’s purpose is to provide fun activities that parents can do with their children to develop their literacy and numeracy. It includes general information, fun activities and useful tips. Help My Kid Learn is a website where people can see that supporting a child’s literacy and numeracy development is a natural, easy and fun activity that can be integrated into any part of their day.

You can choose to browse the site depending on the age of the child: 0-2, 3-4, 5-7, 8-9 or 10-12. Within each section there are suggestions for activities under the headings Talk, Play, Read, Write, Count. Some are tips, others are links to websites, activities or ebooks.

Sep
08
Filed Under (Ms Brennocks Class) by Ms Brennock's Class on 08-09-2012