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Not grade specific Martin Luther King Day gaeilge study guides
Topical vocabulary booklet for Junior Cert + Leaving Cert Irish
This useful book contains a checklist for students to check their written work. It also contains vocabulary for writing essays such as vocabulary for the introduction, linking vocabulary and concluding vocabulary. Topic vocabulary included in this booklet include; sport and young people, the environment, the pandemic and the year 2020, healthy food, technology, challenges and opportunities for young people and vocabulary for Irish and the Gaeltacht. This is an amazing resource and support for st
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Teoracha agus áiteanna oibre
Foghlaim na teoracha is coitíanta. Freagair ceisteanna, líon na bearnaí, aimsigh na difríochtaí, Fiafraigh agus tabhair teoracha.Learn the most common direction. Answer questions, fill in the gaps, spot the differences, ask for and give directions
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Taispeáin, ná h-inis! Show don't tell Gaeilge (30 pages of different feelings)
Ná h-inis, taispeáin do chuid mhothúcháin! Tabhair nodanna do do léitheoir ceard atá ar an gcaractar. Nuair atá ard caighdéan scríbhneoireachta uait, tabhair sé seo an-chabhair duit! 30 laethanach de mhothúcháin éagsúla.Show, don't tell as Gaeilge. Give your reader clues to how a character is feeling. When you want to have the highest standard of writing possible, this page is a great help. Colour-coded depending on if the character is male or female. 30 Pages of different emotions.
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Similies Gaeilge - Make comparisons Cuir rudaí i gcomparáid (6 pages)
Make interesting comparisons as Gaeilge with over 100 examples. Improve the standard of your written or oral work . Examples include - chomh bréan le pluais an mhadra rua (as foul as a fox’s den) chomh gránna le muc (as ugly as a pig) chomh garbh le coirt crann darach (As rough as the bark of an oak tree)
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Irish emotions and phrases Mothúcháin as Gaeilge le phrasaí
Improve your Irish by using phrases when talking about emotions and feelings. When preparing for exams, remember it's in the phrases where you get your marks!Cuir feabhas ar do chuid gaeilge agus tú ag léiriú do chuid mothúcháin le phrasaí. Siad na phrasaí an phríomháit a fhaigheann tú marcanna i scrúdaithe!
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Sliocht aimsire dífriúla - Weather descriptions for written work
Gan fios cad ba cheart duit scríobh in aiste - Déan cur síos ar an aimsire go dtí go bhfuil fios agat!Nó cuir ag tús nó ag deireadh do scéala! Athriagh an aimsir i rith do scéala fiú!Not sure what to write in an essay. Describe the weather in prose. Lots for phrases included to improve your written work. Perfect to put at the beginning or end of your essay, especially if you are points hunting! Sample: Lá breá brotallach buí a bhí ann. Bhí an ghrian ag scoilteadh na gcloch agus ní fhacthas scama
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Bord na mBriathra - Verb tables in Irish
This color-coded resource outlines the verbs in Irish. It breaks them up into the first group (one syllable verbs) , second group (two syllable verbs) and the 11 irregular verbs in all the tenses. It is a useful resource for both teacher and student.
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Colscaradh study sheet template
A study sheet template for the poem Colscaradh. Leaving Cert Gaeilge.
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Prepositional Pronouns
I create weekly "doodles" to assist Irish Language Learners in building their vocabulary. This item is a handy chart that helps learners remember their prepositional pronouns. As teachers, these resources are available for you to print and use in your classrooms.Check out our websiteor support me on Patreon!and don't forget to follow us on Facebook!
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