| homework_rubric_sncl_pdf.pdf |
Mata
If your child is having difficulty with Maths please let their teacher know so we can help where possible.
Some of the terminology may have changed and it is important to understand these so as not to confuse your child.
The following resources from the NCCA will help you understand the Maths Curriculum and the terminology and methods used.
http://www.ncca.biz/Parents/Subtraction/Subtraction_with_renaming.html
Some of the terminology may have changed and it is important to understand these so as not to confuse your child.
The following resources from the NCCA will help you understand the Maths Curriculum and the terminology and methods used.
http://www.ncca.biz/Parents/Subtraction/Subtraction_with_renaming.html
| Subtraction.pdf |
| Glossary of Maths terms.pdf |
Reading
Reading (in English and Irish) is a focal point in the curriculum in order to fully benefit from education.
Children with particular learning needs are identified at an early stage and provided with the appropriate support.
If your child is having difficulty with reading concepts, it is important to make the child's teacher aware of this so that they can provide additional support where possible. You may also find the additional resources on this page useful.
Paired (Shared) Reading is a very good way for parents to help with their children's reading. Understand Paired Reading and watch a video on How to Implement Paired Reading
Children with particular learning needs are identified at an early stage and provided with the appropriate support.
If your child is having difficulty with reading concepts, it is important to make the child's teacher aware of this so that they can provide additional support where possible. You may also find the additional resources on this page useful.
Paired (Shared) Reading is a very good way for parents to help with their children's reading. Understand Paired Reading and watch a video on How to Implement Paired Reading
| Tips to help Reading and Writing .pdf |
If you have concerns that your child may have dyslexia you may find this video helpful.
See also this useful section on Dyslexia Resources.
Adapted from www.schooldays.ie
