Does it dissolve?
Science experiment
Monday, 30 March 2020
Art lesson
Follow the step by step in the pictures below of how to draw an owl.
Draw your owl and send it in by email to me on mariella.scicluna.2@ilearn.edu.mt
Draw your owl and send it in by email to me on mariella.scicluna.2@ilearn.edu.mt
Morning assembly
The assembly in English.
Good morning dear readers, here is today’s assembly in English.
Today is the 30th of March. How time flies!
I hope you had a good weekend. When I was a child I used to love my weekends. They were the time when I enjoyed my parents because they didn’t work on Saturday or Sunday. During the week they were always busy with work, like many of your parents.
A couple of days ago we had the awful news that we will not be going back to school for this scholastic year. I can imagine what you felt and what you are feeling now. We are feeling the same way as you are. We would have loved to tell you how much we love you, and how proud we are of you, watching you grow in your strengths. We didn’t even get the time to hug goodbye before school shut down. We couldn’t. Even if we knew, we could not get close to each other! These are strange times indeed.
The doctors and scientists are telling us not to huge. Not to shake hands. Not to go near our grandparents. Not to visit people in hospital. Not to chat with people on the street. Shops and restaurants have closed. Our police force is going around telling people to disperse and go home. The Birkirkara market is no more. Even our festa and our mass in church are stopped. All sports activities, and all activities where people gather together. Imagine! Even the Eurovision is cancelled this year. Can you imagine how sad that made me! I already had picked up my favourite song. But that’s how things are and we have to accept them. Everything can wait.
Our health comes first.
Everything will have to wait. School and our relatives. But your education does not have to wait. Your education will and must go on. But how?
The picture here shows you how your learning will continue. Just follow your teachers’ pages for the subjects on the left hand side of the picture and the school facebook page for the subjects on the right. In the coming weeks the small pictures might change. Our school building may be closed, but our work is very much active.
For parents: If you have any trouble connecting with internet access to our educational platforms kindly:
a) Check with other parents of your class.
b) Call 2598 5540 or 2598 5548/9 during office hours.
c) Send us a message on this page.
d) If you still have problems, please phone 25981000 and speak to the Education Division’s helpline.
Today is Pets Day.
Our school is still very much alive. We are not meeting physically but we are doing it here on the internet. So our activities will carry on. Today we would like you to post a photo of your pet. Our pets have a very important role in this quarantine. They are giving us a lot of comfort and companionship. I am sure your pets are loving quarantine! So much time to spend with you!
Good morning dear readers, here is today’s assembly in English.
Today is the 30th of March. How time flies!
I hope you had a good weekend. When I was a child I used to love my weekends. They were the time when I enjoyed my parents because they didn’t work on Saturday or Sunday. During the week they were always busy with work, like many of your parents.
A couple of days ago we had the awful news that we will not be going back to school for this scholastic year. I can imagine what you felt and what you are feeling now. We are feeling the same way as you are. We would have loved to tell you how much we love you, and how proud we are of you, watching you grow in your strengths. We didn’t even get the time to hug goodbye before school shut down. We couldn’t. Even if we knew, we could not get close to each other! These are strange times indeed.
The doctors and scientists are telling us not to huge. Not to shake hands. Not to go near our grandparents. Not to visit people in hospital. Not to chat with people on the street. Shops and restaurants have closed. Our police force is going around telling people to disperse and go home. The Birkirkara market is no more. Even our festa and our mass in church are stopped. All sports activities, and all activities where people gather together. Imagine! Even the Eurovision is cancelled this year. Can you imagine how sad that made me! I already had picked up my favourite song. But that’s how things are and we have to accept them. Everything can wait.
Our health comes first.
Everything will have to wait. School and our relatives. But your education does not have to wait. Your education will and must go on. But how?
The picture here shows you how your learning will continue. Just follow your teachers’ pages for the subjects on the left hand side of the picture and the school facebook page for the subjects on the right. In the coming weeks the small pictures might change. Our school building may be closed, but our work is very much active.
For parents: If you have any trouble connecting with internet access to our educational platforms kindly:
a) Check with other parents of your class.
b) Call 2598 5540 or 2598 5548/9 during office hours.
c) Send us a message on this page.
d) If you still have problems, please phone 25981000 and speak to the Education Division’s helpline.
Today is Pets Day.
Our school is still very much alive. We are not meeting physically but we are doing it here on the internet. So our activities will carry on. Today we would like you to post a photo of your pet. Our pets have a very important role in this quarantine. They are giving us a lot of comfort and companionship. I am sure your pets are loving quarantine! So much time to spend with you!
Let us pray.
Today we will think of Pope Francis, who has asked us all to pray for him as he is praying for us.
Let us pray:
In the name of the Father…
Our Father, who art in heaven…
Hail Mary, full of grace…
Glory be, to the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost…
St. Theresa, Pray for us.
In the name of the Father…
The national anthem:
Good morning!
Mr D Grech
Today we will think of Pope Francis, who has asked us all to pray for him as he is praying for us.
Let us pray:
In the name of the Father…
Our Father, who art in heaven…
Hail Mary, full of grace…
Glory be, to the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost…
St. Theresa, Pray for us.
In the name of the Father…
The national anthem:
Good morning!
Mr D Grech
Prepositions
Today we are going to continue learning about prepositions and how we are always using them into our daily life.
Do you remember what we did in class?
Prepositions are words such as in, on, under and at are called prepositions. A preposition is a word that shows the relation between a noun or pronoun to other words in a sentence.
Year 2 and year 3 students please click on the link below, print or write on your copybook and work out.
Prepositions 1
Prepositions 2
Year 4 students please watch this video as an explanation for the prepositions of place.
Now click on the links below, print or work out on your copybook.
Prepositions
Answer sheet
Do you remember what we did in class?
Prepositions are words such as in, on, under and at are called prepositions. A preposition is a word that shows the relation between a noun or pronoun to other words in a sentence.
Year 2 and year 3 students please click on the link below, print or write on your copybook and work out.
Prepositions 1
Prepositions 2
Year 4 students please watch this video as an explanation for the prepositions of place.
Now click on the links below, print or work out on your copybook.
Prepositions
Answer sheet
Maths - Fractions
Please click on the links below according to your year group, print or write on your copybook and work out. All worksheets have the answer sheets attached.
Year 2 students:
Fractions 1
Fractions 2
Yer 3 students:
Fractions 1
Fractions 2
Year 4 students:
Equivalent fractions 1
Equivalent fractions 2
Equivalent fractions 3
Year 2 students:
Fractions 1
Fractions 2
Yer 3 students:
Fractions 1
Fractions 2
Year 4 students:
Equivalent fractions 1
Equivalent fractions 2
Equivalent fractions 3
Good morning to a new week!
Good morning children and parents!
As you might already know, it was announced last Saturday that schools are closed to the end of June and children will go back to school in September for the next scholastic year.
I will continue to post here everyday with lessons, worksheets, games and much more.
PLEASE parents send me the children's work, photos of them as to the theme of each day or at least just a line to tell me that you are receiving my emails and following the blog.
Underneath is a picture of the theme we are going to have as a school for this week.
Thank you all and I miss you!
Your teacher
Ms Mariella
As you might already know, it was announced last Saturday that schools are closed to the end of June and children will go back to school in September for the next scholastic year.
I will continue to post here everyday with lessons, worksheets, games and much more.
PLEASE parents send me the children's work, photos of them as to the theme of each day or at least just a line to tell me that you are receiving my emails and following the blog.
Underneath is a picture of the theme we are going to have as a school for this week.
Thank you all and I miss you!
Your teacher
Ms Mariella
Sunday, 29 March 2020
Il-lapes
This is a song in Maltese about a pencil.
Listen and watch the video for 3 times.
Then write:
Year 2 - 5 words you heard from the song and draw
Year 3 - 8 words you heard from the song and draw
Year 4 - Write a sentence about the song.
Listen and watch the video for 3 times.
Then write:
Year 2 - 5 words you heard from the song and draw
Year 3 - 8 words you heard from the song and draw
Year 4 - Write a sentence about the song.
Friday, 27 March 2020
Iċ-ċavetta
This is a site to help you learn Maltese. You can find all letters, sounds, games and much more.
Click on the link below and explore:
Iċ-Ċavetta
Click on the link below and explore:
Iċ-Ċavetta
Storja bil-Malti
When you click on the link below you are going to hear a story in Maltese, 'Min hu l-isbaħ?' (Who is the most beautiful?)
Click and listen to it more than once and look at the pages of the book so you can understand better the story. When you are finished draw a picture about it.
Min hu l-isbaħ?
Story time
Click on the link below and listen to the story.
I'm too ill
Now print the following worksheet and work it out.
I'm too ill
Answer sheet
I'm too ill
Now print the following worksheet and work it out.
I'm too ill
Answer sheet
Fractions worksheets for year 2 and 3
Good morning!
Let's sing the song we somethings used to do in the morning!
Year 2
Click and print or copy on your copybook and work out:
Fractions
Year 3
Copy the following on your copybooks and work out:
Let's sing the song we somethings used to do in the morning!
Year 2
Click and print or copy on your copybook and work out:
Fractions
Year 3
Copy the following on your copybooks and work out:
Maths for year 4 students
Good morning to all!
Today we are going to continue so we can understand better what equivalent fractions are.
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What are equivalent fractions?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same.
Yesterday I explained how to multiply to get an equivalent fractions. Today we are going to see more equivalent fractions by dividing.
Today we are going to continue so we can understand better what equivalent fractions are.
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What are equivalent fractions?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same.
Yesterday I explained how to multiply to get an equivalent fractions. Today we are going to see more equivalent fractions by dividing.
Dividing
Here are some more equivalent fractions, this time by dividing:
÷ 3 | ÷ 6 | |||||||||||
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÷ 3 | ÷ 6 |
Let's watch this video:
Now click on the links below print or write on your copybook and work out:
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Thursday, 26 March 2020
Craft - DIY marble run
Click on the link below and do your Marble Run with empty toilet rolls.
DIY Marble Run
When you are ready send photos of your craft to me by email - mariella.scicluna.2@ilearn.edu.mt
DIY Marble Run
When you are ready send photos of your craft to me by email - mariella.scicluna.2@ilearn.edu.mt
Sequence writing
Sequence writing year 2 & 3
Sequence writing year 4
Maths for year 4 students
Today we are going to conitnue so we can understand better what equivalent fractions are.
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What are equivalent fractions?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same.
Now let's watch another video of an explanation of equivalent fractions:
Now click on the links below and print or copy on your copybook and work out:
Equivalent fractions 1
Equivalent fractions 2
Equivalent fractions 3
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What are equivalent fractions?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same.
Equivalent Fractions have the same value, even though they may look different.
These fractions are really the same:
12 = 24 = 48
Why are they the same? Because when you multiply or divide both the top and bottom by the same number, the fraction keeps it's value.
The rule to remember is:
"Change the bottom using multiply or divide,
And the same to the top must be applied"
Here is why those fractions are really the same:
× 2 × 2
1 | = | 2 | = | 4 |
2 | 4 | 8 |
× 2 | × 2 |
And visually it looks like this:
1/2 | = | 2/4 | = | 4/8 |
Now click on the links below and print or copy on your copybook and work out:
Equivalent fractions 1
Equivalent fractions 2
Equivalent fractions 3
Il-vokali
Il-vokali huma 5
a e i o u ie
Look at this picture and write the words on your copybook. You have to circle the vowels and write how many syllables there are. Remember 1 vowel = 1 syllable
2 vowels = 2 syllables
Example:
pupa = 2
a e i o u ie
Look at this picture and write the words on your copybook. You have to circle the vowels and write how many syllables there are. Remember 1 vowel = 1 syllable
2 vowels = 2 syllables
Example:
pupa = 2
Wednesday, 25 March 2020
Ikteb bil-Malti
In the following picture you will find a creative writing in Maltese with words missing.
The meanings of all the words missing are written underneath. Try to fill in the blanks, the picture in the end will help you more to understand. Write all sentences on your copybook or a paper and draw a picture when you are ready from the sentences.
Sajf = Summer
xemxija = sunny day
tfal = children
remel = sand
granċijiet = crabs
kastel = castle
blat = rocks
ilma = water
ħuta = fish
kuntenti = happy
The meanings of all the words missing are written underneath. Try to fill in the blanks, the picture in the end will help you more to understand. Write all sentences on your copybook or a paper and draw a picture when you are ready from the sentences.
Sajf = Summer
xemxija = sunny day
tfal = children
remel = sand
granċijiet = crabs
kastel = castle
blat = rocks
ilma = water
ħuta = fish
kuntenti = happy
Jumbled sentences
In the pictures below you will find sentences that are not in the right order. These sentences are called jumbled sentences. Write the good sentences in your copybook.
Year 4 students: After writing the correct sentence, please write another sentence of what you can see in the picture.
Year 4 students: After writing the correct sentence, please write another sentence of what you can see in the picture.
Maths for Year 4 students
Today we are going to understand what are equivalent fractions.
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What is an equivalent fraction?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same. For example:
Let's remember:
What is a fraction?
A fraction represents a part of a whole.
What is an equivalent fraction?
Equivalent fractions are fractions with different numbers that show the same part of a whole. They have different numerators and denominators, but the fractional values are the same. For example:
Now watch this video for an explanation:
The following chart may help you understand better
Now click on the links below, print or copy on your copybook and work out:
Good morning to all!
Good morning,
Today the Migrant learners Unit are going to be live again at 10:30!
Let's all follow their page and join in.
https://www.facebook.com/migrantlearnersunitmalta/
Tuesday, 24 March 2020
Yoga for kids
Yoga today is going to be about aquatic animals.
Let's watch this video to learn some sea animals names before we start our yoga.
Now put a towel or mat on the floor and let's do some yoga.
Maths worksheets
Craft for Easter!
Bouncing Paper Bunny
Materials:
- Construction paper
- Wiggle eyes
- Scissors
- Glue
- Sharpie (black)
- Pom Poms
- String
- Tape
- Free templateTemplate
Directions:
- Choose the colors you want your bunny to be (we did pink and white)
- Cut out your template pieces from your colored construction paper
- Cut 2 long strips about 2″ wide of each color of construction paper
- Lay one strip over the other and line up each corner (glue in place)
- Fold one side over the other and then repeat the other side
- Add some glue to the top of that section and fold 2 more times (continue, gluing ever other fold into place until you hit the end)
- Take your cut out bunny head and glue to the last flap of your folded strips
- Cut out 6 small circles of your second color of paper (not the bunny head and feet color) and 2 little bit larger circles
- Glue them to the bottoms of your cut out bunny feet
- Flip over your bunny feet and glue them to the bottom side of your folded paper (feet prints facing down)
- Cut out of your off color 2 sections of paper for the inside of your bunny ears (glue on)
- Glue on your wiggle eyes and pom poms for the nose
- Glue on a larger pom pom to the back for the tail
- Draw on with a sharpie the bunny wiskers
- Tape on a piece of string to the back of your bunny head to hang it from.
School assembly
The Assembly in English.
It's Tuesday, the 24th of March.
Good morning children! It's time for the morning assembly.
Good morning children! It's time for the morning assembly.
I would like to give a huge 'WELL DONE' to those of you who participated in the Superhero challenge. I would have loved to see you in your costumes or with your drawings during assembly, and hearing you talk on the microphone. Do you miss assembly?
At least we have the Internet and we meet over here!
Today mant schools are doing this challenge with us… this is a challenge you have asked for during the school council meetings…
IT'S CRAZY HAIR DAY!
GO get that brush, the craft material, the recycled bits and GET CREATIVE! You can also draw yourselves, your friends and even your teachers/LSEs with crazy hair, promise nobody will be offended
…OR you can take a selfie using an APP that changes your hair!
…OR you can take a selfie using an APP that changes your hair!
Let's see your photos! Get your family to help you out!
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Books in Maltese. Download the Octavo app and get reading. This app has been made available to all kids currently staying at home.
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2598 1000 – This is the number you need to phone if you have difficulties with your internet connection, computer or any online learning.
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Books in Maltese. Download the Octavo app and get reading. This app has been made available to all kids currently staying at home.
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2598 1000 – This is the number you need to phone if you have difficulties with your internet connection, computer or any online learning.
Phone also if you feel sad being away from our friends, and would like to talk to somebody, or if you are on scheme 9 and need some help. We are missing you a great deal too. During school time we feel sad when you miss school, now NOBODY is going to school!
Many of your teachers are communicating with you via ilearn, MySchool, Dojo, emails, Facebook pages or Whatsapp. We are happy many of you are keeping in touch. Well Done!
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Let us pray:
In the name of the Father…
Our Father, who art in heaven…
Hail Mary, full of grace…
Glory be, to the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost…
Today we offer our prayers to our Superheroes, our doctors and nurses in hospital.
St. Theresa, Pray for us.
In the name of the Father…
The national anthem :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD_6hD2Rb8I
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Good morning!
Mr D Grech
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Let us pray:
In the name of the Father…
Our Father, who art in heaven…
Hail Mary, full of grace…
Glory be, to the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost…
Today we offer our prayers to our Superheroes, our doctors and nurses in hospital.
St. Theresa, Pray for us.
In the name of the Father…
The national anthem :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD_6hD2Rb8I
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Good morning!
Mr D Grech
English comprehensions
Year 2 students:
Read and match
Complete the sentences
Year 3 students:
At the zoo
Walking the dog
Year 4 students:
Luca's parents
Nouns
Read and match
Complete the sentences
Year 3 students:
At the zoo
Walking the dog
Year 4 students:
Luca's parents
Nouns
Crazy Hair Day
Today is crazy hair day.
Come on let see some photos of your crazy hair.
Send your pictures to me through email and I will upload them here.
Monday, 23 March 2020
Maths games
Click on the links below and play and have fun while you are revising.
Multiplication
2 digit addition
Addition
Find the bus stop
Multiplication
2 digit addition
Addition
Find the bus stop
Maths
Press on the following links according to your level.
Play, learn and have fun!
Year 2
Skip counting by 2Skip counting by 5Ship counting by 10
Year 3
Skip counting
Order numbers
Even or Odd
Year 4
Skip counting puzzle
Sequence
Place Value
Malti
Press on the link below and write:
REMEMBER EVERYTHING MUST BE IN MALTESE
Malti
- Ikteb lista ta' affarijiet li ssib f'basket tal-iskola (Write a list of things that you find in a school bag)
- Ikteb lista ta' ikel li tħobb (Write a list of food you like)
- Ikteb lista ta' ikel li ma tħobbx (Write a list of food you do not like)
- Ikteb list ta' frott (Write a list of fruit)
- Ikteb lista tal-animali li qed tara (Write a list of animals you can see in the picture)
REMEMBER EVERYTHING MUST BE IN MALTESE
Malti
- Ikteb lista ta' affarijiet li ssib f'basket tal-iskola (Write a list of things that you find in a school bag)
- Ikteb lista ta' ikel li tħobb (Write a list of food you like)
- Ikteb lista ta' ikel li ma tħobbx (Write a list of food you do not like)
- Ikteb list ta' frott (Write a list of fruit)
- Ikteb lista tal-animali li qed tara (Write a list of animals you can see in the picture)
Fit activities
When you are ready from the English I gave earlier, spell your name and complete the activity listed for each letter.
Come on let's start moving and have fun!
You can send me videos or pictures taken doing the activity on my email address, then I will upload them on our class blog for the others to see.
Virtual Museums
Virtual Museums
Although physically closed, national museums and Heritage Malta sites have still opened their doors, albeitvirtually by means of the electronic website Google Arts & Culture -
...See MoreClothes
Good morning to all!
We have a week ahead of us! Let's learn and make it fun!
Today we are going to continue to learn about different clothes we wear during different seasons.
Do you remember how many seasons there are?
YES! WELL DONE!
There are 4 seasons in a year.
Watch this video to remember about seasons.
We have a week ahead of us! Let's learn and make it fun!
Today we are going to continue to learn about different clothes we wear during different seasons.
Do you remember how many seasons there are?
YES! WELL DONE!
There are 4 seasons in a year.
Watch this video to remember about seasons.
Today we are going to mention some clothes that we wear during the winter season.
Watch the following videos to help you out:
Now listen to this story about clothes:
Now work out the following about the story:
Year 4 students please work out the following:
Saturday, 21 March 2020
Drawing
Print and draw the following and send them to me through email.
Who wish to draw the rainbow of hope, send them to me through email and I upload them on the blog/.
Friday, 20 March 2020
Thursday, 19 March 2020
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