Easter Art and Activities in 1st, 2nd & 3rd Class
We made Easter Chicks using wool and cardboard. We put googly eyes and a beak on the chicks…
We enjoyed painting some Easter Art. We painted chicks, eggs, rabbits and animals…
We made Chocolate Nests using shredded wheat, melted chocolate and mini eggs. Delicious!
We decorated our own Easter Eggs…
Happy Easter from 1st, 2nd and 3rd Class!
Baking Easter Fairy Cakes in the Infant Classroom!
On Thursday, 14th April, Junior & Senior Infants baked Easter Fairy Cakes! The children were all given a job to do in making the fairy cakes. Here are photographs of all their hard work!
We all got to decorate our own fairy cakes with chocolate, eggs, smarties and maltesers!
We all brought 2 fairy cakes home in our Homemade Easter Bags!
March Art in the Infant Classroom
Humpty Dumpty sat on the wall!!
Our Colourful Irish ‘Castlecomer school’ Rainbows!
Our St. Patrick’s Day Hats – modelled at Wandesforde school, Castlecomer!!
We also made our own designer door hangers as a gift for Mother’s Day!
Mother’s Day
Celebrating Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day was on Sunday April 3rd. Last week 4th, 5th and 6th Class made colourful spring flower pots for their mums.
Book Week Art Competition
During Book Week, we had an In-School Art Competition on the theme of books. There were 2 winners picked from each classroom who got to choose a free book from the Book Fair.
The winners from Ms. Power’s Classroom were Georgia McCordick & Rebecca Ward. Here are the book covers they designed!
There were 2 winners in Ms. Dennehy’s Classroom too! They were Will James & Rebecca Neale who drew pictures of their favourite character.
Junior & Senior Infants drew their favourite character and the winning entries were Savannah McCordick & Adam Byrnes.
Well done to all the children who entered! The standard of artwork was very high and picking the winners wasn’t easy for the teachers!
Here are the displays of each classroom’s entries into the competition!
Ms. Wilson’s Classroom Entries
Ms. Dennehy’s Classroom Entries
Ms. Power’s Classroom Entries