Welcome to Seomra Ranga, the Hub for Primary School Resources. For the overseas visitors “Seomra Ranga” means “classroom” in the Irish language.

Seomra Ranga has been successfully providing tried and tested resources for primary school classrooms since 2007. Since that time, the site has gradually built up a strong following amongst educators as a repository of quality teacher-created resources. The resources on the site, which support all areas of the curriculum, are arranged in accordance with the curricular provisions of the Irish primary school….

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Book Review – The Story of Irish Rugby

The book describes how rugby was invented and how it spread to Ireland. It also has information on clubs, provinces and national teams.  It explains the rules of the game and takes us back to unforgettable matches and tournaments. It also takes a look at legendary players like Johnny Sexton and Willie John McBride. read more…

Book Review – Ireland’s Call

The book I just finished reading was called ‘Ireland’s Call’ by the author Paul O’ Flynn. This book was about how Ireland came back from a low of losing instrumental players like Johnny Sexton and Keith Earls. It talked about how Ireland started to embrace younger players within the squad. It went into detail about how Ireland came back from a devastating quarter final defeat read more…

Book Review – First Term at Fernside

First Time At Fernside by Sheena Wilkinson is a fictional adventure book about girls in a boarding school called Fernside. Robins’ younger cousin Linnet has just started school at Fernside and is already homesick, there are just too many strict rules, new faces and confusing timetables for her to handle. Luckily Linnet has Robin to help her settle in and her own secret place to hide. read more…

Counting Hallowe’en Bats 02

Focusing on the numbers 0-10, this seasonal numeracy resource can be used to help younger pupils and/or AEN pupils to consolidate their knowledge and understanding of basic number. Pupils have to count the number of Bats on the moon on each card and attach the correct number in the blank box.

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Hallowe’en Count the Room

This seasonal Count the Room activity is aimed at younger pupils working on early number and counting. It focuses on numbers 1-10. The activity is based on 26 seasonal image cards where pupils have to count and record the number of items on each card. There are 10 different worksheets based on these cards as well as 10 more differentiated worksheets.

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Counting Zombie Hands

Focusing on the numbers 0-10, this seasonal numeracy resource can be used to help younger pupils and/or AEN pupils to consolidate their knowledge and understanding of basic number. Pupils have to count the number of Zombie Hands coming out of the grass patch on each card and attach the correct number in the blank box.

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Hallowe’en Write the Room

This seasonal Write the Room activity is aimed at working on letter recognition, learning new seasonal vocabulary and practising handwriting and fine motor skills. The activity is based on 32 seasonal word/image cards. There are 10 different worksheets based on these cards as well as 10 more differentiated worksheets.

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Hallowe’en Symmetry

This new seasonal resource consists of 16 different pages where pupils have to complete a selection of Hallowe’en-themed symmetrical images. The pupil is given half of the image on each page and they have to draw a mirror image on the other half of the page, colouring the image when it is completed. A reference image is also included to assist the pupil.

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