A written exercise for students studying higher level Junior Cycle Irish.
The PowerPoint is based off an activity from the exam papers.
Students have to attempt and answer the following four points about holidays/travelling
The importance of travelling/holidays
Two positive points about travelling/holidays
Two negative points about travelling/holidays
One suggestion that you would give people about travelling/holidays.
Worksheet: Students write a letter about school.
Checklist included along with the template of a letter.
Perfect for students studying ordinary level Irish for Leaving Cert.
Learn Irish masculine nouns easily with this helpful worksheet. Youâll find clear explanations and practice activities to understand and use masculine nouns correctly as Gaeilge.
Learn Irish feminine nouns easily with this helpful worksheet. Youâll find clear explanations and practice activities to understand and use feminine nouns correctly as Gaeilge.
A test on the Aimsir LĂĄithreach.
Suitable for 12 - 18 year olds.
Fill in the boxes: Cuir, TĂłg, Tosaigh, Ăirigh, Codail agus Imir.
Ceisteanna ar na Briathra Neamhrialta.
Ceart nĂł MĂcheart Activity.
A worksheet for the short story SpĂĄs.
Junior Cycle Irish.
1st Page: Fill in the blanks summary activity
2nd Page: Character analysis + fill in the blanks.
A written exercise on the topic TeicneolaĂocht for students studying Irish at higher level Junior Cycle.
Students have to attempt and answer the following four points about technology:
The importance of technology
Two positive points about technology
Two negative points about technology
One suggestion that you would give people about technology.
A worksheet for students on An Aidiacht Shealbhach.
Suitable for all ages.
Activities on the worksheet include:
Fill in the blanks.
Fill in the tables.
Circle the correct answers.
Correct or incorrect.
Powerpoint on An Timpeallacht for JC Higher Level Irish.
Lesson contains:
Keywords
Unscramble the sentences activity
Slide on how we can help the environment
LĂon na bearnaĂ gnĂomhaĂocht
Blag a scrĂobh