Star Quilt Patterns

In History we are learning about a native American tribe called the Sioux. They were famous for their star quilts made from big patches sewn together. One patch stood for a person. Each patch was different, but each one needed to make a whole quilt. This reminded the people that everyone was important- we may be different from each other but we are all special. These are our interpretations of the star quilt. 

First Communion 2013

Well Done to 2nd Class who received their First Holy Communion at Mass this morning. They all prayed, read, sang and played music so beautifully. We hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with your families. For more pictures go to http://www.kilcoens.ie/#/first-communion-2013/4575963222

First Communicants 2013

Thank You Miss Griffin

We were very excited to get a communion card in the post today. It is our First Holy Communion this weekend. Inside was a prayer card for each of us. Thank you Miss Griffin for remembering our special day. 

weave silk

Last week was digital art week. We used the webpage www.weavesilk.com on our laptops to create many wonderful colourful designs.  These are a sample of some of our creations.

Lupines

We read the book Miss Rumphius. She wanted to achieve three things. The first was to travel the world. The second was to have a house by the sea and the third was to make the world a more beautiful place. She did this by planting lots and lots of lupines  We decided to paint our own lupines to make our classroom a more beautiful place. 

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