Head Lice Policy
It is always possible to catch head lice no matter how careful we are.
Going to Big School
Making the Transition from Early Education to Primary Education
Help my Kids Learn
An excellent website – www.helpmykidlearn.ie
Talk to your Baby
From birth your baby is listening, so keep talking. This is so important for their language development and their social skills.
Top 5 Safety Tips for Driving in Snow and Ice
When temperatures dip below freezing driving conditions can become treacherous, the risk of ice or snow on the roads
Verbal Skills
Children develop skills at different rates, but by 3 years usually children will have developed the following plus other early communication skills:
Chilli Con Carne
Chilli Con Carne
- Minced Beef
- Diced Soup Mix (veg)
- Kidney Beans
- Mixed Herbs
- Garlic Puree
- Long Grain Ricel
- Cornflour (to thicken)
- 1 Fill pot with cold water.
- 2 Add minced beef, herbs, diced mixed veg and garlic puree, bring to boil and reduce heat.
- 3 Strain kidney beans & wash under cold running water, blend to a puree.
- 4 Add rice to pot and cook gently.
- 5 Add chilli powder to taste & kidney beans.
- 6 Thicken with cornflour.
Pasta Carbonara
Pasta Carbonara
- Diced Smoked Bacon
- Diced Soup Mix(veg)
- Milk
- Flour (to thicken)
- Mixed Lentils
- Spaghetti
- 1 Fill pot half way with cold water
- 2 Add chopped bacon, soup mix and lentils to water, bring to boil & reduce heat.
- 3 Add spaghetti to pot & fill with milk. Cool on a gentle heat.
- 4 Mix flour and cold water to make a paste, add to pot whisking all the time.
- 5 when cooled serve.
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE
ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE
One, two, three, four, five
Once I caught a fish alive
Six, seven, eight, nine, ten
Then I let him go again
Why did you let him go?
Cause he bit my finger so
Which finger did he bit?
This little finger on my right!!!
CD Campfire
What you’ll need:
- Old CD
- Rocks – about the size of a quarter
- Sticks
- A handful of soil, dirt or sand
- White craft glue
- Small scraps of red, orange and yellow tissue paper
- Toothpick
How to make it:
- 1.Cover CD with glue (see photo) and use a paintbrush or your finger to spread the glue out for an even coat. (See photo.)
- 2.Cover glue area with dirt or sand and tap off excess. (See photo.)
- 3.Use your finger to push back a little of the dirt from the edges, all the way around the CD, to make room for the rocks.
- 4.Squeeze out a generous amount of white glue onto the cleared edge of the CD. Press a rock into the glue. Repeat until entire rim of the CD is covered in rocks. (See photo.)
- 5.If necessary, break sticks into approximately 4 inch pieces. Using white craft clue, build a “fire” with the sticks by laying them down in a teepee formation, gluing as you go. Let everything dry for 2 hours (will not be completely dry, but won’t slide around). (See photo.)
- 6.Tear tissue paper into small pieces, approximately 1″ or 2″ squares.
- 7.Place tip of toothpick into the center (don’t poke through) of a piece of red tissue paper. Wrap the tissue paper around the toothpick. (See photo.)
- 8.Dab some glue on the tip and dip it into the sticks, removing the toothpick once inserted. Repeat around the top of the sticks with several red pieces (see photo), and then add a few orange toward the middle, and lastly one or two yellow pieces at the top of the stick mound.
- 9.Let project dry completely overnight.
Tips:
To find sticks, especially in the spring, go to the base of large trees. Dead branches will break off from the weight of the winter snow and from wind leaving several on the ground for you to collect!
If you don’t have tissue paper, crepe paper streamers work well. You may also use construction paper cut into flame shapes.
We do not recommend hot glue for this project. While the rocks will stick well, they can easily pop off later on. White glue will adhere much better so be sure and plan for an overnight dry time.