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This is a resource to help teach the topic of prepositional pronouns in Irish. It contains a list of the most common prepositional pronouns in Irish and also two sheets with the most common phrases associated to each one. It is a confusing topic for students but I found these revision sheets helped a lot:) As always I have attached .pdf for printing and .doc for editing.

This is a very simple word mat that will help reinforce the topic of ‘Mo Theach’ when you’ve introduced it. My students find these useful when they first begin to compose pieces of written work. This is editable and has been uploaded in both .pdf and .doc formats. A free example of ‘Mo Theaghlach’ can be found in my shop. Claddagh Classrooms

Revision Mat resource for The Conditional Tense in Irish. Contains conjugation of regular and irregular verbs

Revision mats to help with the topic of the future tense - An Aimsir Fháistineach - in Irish.

This resource has been given a make over! There are two files; one .pdf that contains the loves clipart from Chirp Graphics and another .ppt editable version for any additions that you may wish to do. There are two aspects to this update: Contains a notes reference sheet and sheet with all irregular verbs Contains 4 different exercises based on the tense. There are basic verb exercises, fill in the gaps, verb conjugations and finally a short translation exercise. Any issues email me claddaghclassrooms. Bain taitneamh as!

Resource contains a PowerPoint lesson for revising the Imperative in Spanish. It can also be adapted to be used as a lesson to introduce the same topic. It contains notes on formation of the tense, a worksheet that accompanies the lesson and also a revision mat for the topic. The work sheets are in .doc format to edit and rework depending on your needs and also in .pdf. This ensures that when printing, all the worksheet is printed and none of the margins are missing. The worksheet contains 5 activities starting off with basic conjugations, to irregular verb conjugations to more creating new school rules. The first three activities can be used with weaker ability students to encourage using the tense while later ones will be a challenge for higher ability students.

This is a revision mat for the topic of URÚ in Irish. The mat contains all information needed to revise this piece of grammar. It contains a rhyme to help students remember them and contains all the exceptions.

This resource contains three resources for a lesson in Irish. The first is a Bingo game, using Christmas vocabulary (See my display resource for that vocabulary) The second is a puzzle where students need to orientate themselves through a puzzle. This can be done using directions. (One person is blind folded and they must direct their partner around the puzzle) Or this resource can be used as a simple starter. The third resource is a word search. Each activity focuses oral skills and new vocabulary. It's a lovely way to finish the term off and also a way to keep students engaged in their final lesson.

This Booklet contains all you need to know about Seimhiú and Urú in Irish. (The most essential & confusing grammar rules for students) The booklet contains: A revision mat for Séimhiú A revision mat for Urú A practice exercise of 20 questions combining both sets of rules Answers to the practice questions. Bain taitneamh as:)

A simple one page revision mat for revising the rules of the possessive adjective in Irish

This booklet contains all you need to know to understand verbs in Irish. This is necessary for all students to learn prior to doing any verb work or conjugations as this is the basis to understanding any tense. The resource contains: A step by step revision mat of what types of verbs there are and how to recognize them. An activity sheet to practice and demonstrate learning Answers to the activities.

This booklet contains a revision mat for all tenses in Irish taught at Junior Cert (GCSE) and Leaving Cert (A Level) The tenses included are An Aimsir Chaite An Aimsir Láithreach An Aimsir Fháistineach An Modh Coinníollach Each of these tenses are essential to students attempting any exam and are a great resource for revision! Bain taitneamh as:)

There are four ways to count in Irish; Counting 1, 2, 3… Cardinal Numbers 1st, 2nd, 3rd Counting nouns 1 book, 2 boats, 3 pens Counting people 1 brother, 2 people, 4 sisters Confusing? Yes! Hopefully this reference sheet will help clear things up and be at your beck and call while writing in Irish. It contains reference to all numbers and the rules associated with them. If you need edits made as always feel free to email be at claddaghclassrooms@gmail.com.

Revision mat on formation of El Preterito Perfecto. Useful for GCSE Revision. NIce simple steps to help students get to grasp with the formation. I’ve also finally updated this and made the corrections! Claddagh Classrooms

Two lovely simple tasks for your Spanish classroom this St. Patrick's Day; A crossword puzzle and word-search. Both these tasks will go really well with the St. Patrick's Day display & task also available in my shop. Please note these are .pdf's only. Bain taitneamh as:) Claddagh Classrooms

This is a small comprehension booklet telling the story of Easter in Irish. There are two sets of questions that follow. One set for Ard - Higher ability and another for Gnáth - Lower ability. Bain taitneamh as:) Claddagh Classrooms

This lesson can be used as an introduction to the weather vocabulary in Spanish. It contains various tasks to get students learning and becoming familiar with basic vocabulary & the types of verbs you use with weather phrases The lesson includes mini white board tasks, writing a weather forecast & a word search plenary. All is editable for your individual class needs. Enjoy Claddagh Classroosm

Revision mat describing the Preterite tense in Spanish. Very useful for GCSE revision.

I stuck this into the start of my Year 10s Spanish book this year. It's a simple list of the Themes & Topics they will study over the next two years. Some students have highlighted each topic as we complete it. I think it's important for students to have a reference point of what they are learning and will learn about. Claddagh Classrooms