Archive for January, 2008

Free Virtual Magnetic Whiteboard Offer

magboard.jpg@nseo.net are offering members some free interactive whiteboard software. Simply write a post to @nseo.net and we’ll send you a free Virtual Magnetic Whiteboard. Remember you can write a blog about anything to do with Irish primary school education. Take a look at the help section for ideas. This offer will end soon so join in and blog as soon as you can!

Teidí gan fhocail…

On request for infant classes, a new version of Dress Teddy has been made without the words showing.

Blog straight away

@nseo.net is making it easier for you to blog. Now you can register and blog straight away. There’s no longer any need to wait for confirmation from the webmaster.

@nseo @ the CESI Conference

CESI Logo

CESI, the Computers in Education Society of Ireland, are having their annual conference in Dublin on February 8th and 9th.  @nseo.net will be giving a workshop on Blogging in a primary school setting.  If you’ve registered on the web site and haven’t managed to blog yet, the CESI conference is a great way to begin!  Visit http://www.cesi.ie for information about the conference as there’s loads of other great talks and workshops on.

Cold weather hunt!

We are a class of 27 junior infants in St. Fiacc’s NS, Graiguecullen, Carlow. My name is Ms. Lewis( formally Ms. Normington, marriage stepped in and made me magically change my name!)

I love getting my class out and about as we have a massive play area and grounds. Plus the children love it. I had originally promised our “Winter walk” for the Wednesday but I had forgotten my camera and warm coat, I was bugged by one 5 year old about the promise I had made!!I promptly brought my coat and camera in on Thursday!

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Literacy Activity Builder

Happy New Year. My school recently purchased a piece of software called Literacy Activity Builder. You can create wordsearches, cloze tests and other literacy-based games for your classroom. It’s really easy to use. I made a wordsearch puzzle where you must find all the months of the year. It took me about 30 seconds from start to finish. Try it out with your class and let me know what you think.