Possible CT and BT rules could include:


• We will listen with respect. • We will think before we speak. • We will respect what everybody says.


• Éistfimid le meas. • Smaoineoimid sula labhraímid. • Léireoimid meas ar fhocail daoine eile.


Before You Read/Sula Léann Tú Brainstorm and discuss teeth/ going to the dentist. Déan ransú smaointe agus pléigh fiacla/ag dul chuig an bhfiaclóir.


Peritext • Book cover/Clúdach an leabhair


Look at the cover illustration and the title. What do you see? What do you think the story might be about? What do you notice?


• Back cover/Clúdach cúil an leabhair


Look at the back cover. What can you see? What is the difference between the front and the back cover? Why might that be?


• Blurb/Blurba


Tá ocras ar an vaimpír, Ladaslás. Ach tá a chuid fiacla maol, agus níl sé in ann plaic a bhaint as duine ar bith. Níl saol éasca ag an vaimpír!


Féach ar an gclúdach cúil. Cad í an difríocht idir an clúdach tosaigh agus an clúdach cúil? Cén fáth sin?


Féach ar an bpictiúr ar an gclúdach agus ar ainm an leabhair. Cad a fheiceann tú? Cad a tharlaíonn sa scéal seo, meas tú? Cad a thugann tú faoi deara?


Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)


The content and language of Cosán na Gealaí is integrated with learning opportunities in English and across the curriculum.


PE Lesson as Gaeilge


‘Éist agus Rith’ Instructions This is based on the game ‘Fruitbowl’:


The whole class sits on the floor in a circle. Each child is assigned a specific fruit. When the teacher calls out a piece of fruit, all of the ‘apples’ must jump up and run around the outside of the circle and back to their original spot.


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Leabhar Pleanála agus Acmhainní an Mhúinteora – Ábhar Samplach: Rang a Dó


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