Welsh assemblies

For the past few weeks, Mrs Pugh has been encouraging the children of Coedpenmaen Primary School to be able to extend their sentences instead of using the same ones over and over again. For example, many children seem to always use the same answer for the common question 'Sut wyt ti?'  which is usually dwi'n hapus achos yn y ysgol. However, Criw Cymraeg has come up with some new answers which may help the children, such as: gweithio glad fy ffrind o'r enw...

Chwarae pel-droed ar y lard.

Fy hoff pwnc  I ydy__achos__

       Achos is boring! So to make welsh a little bit more exciting, we have found a new word for the boring old achos...Oherwydd! To make sure children use this word, we are encouraging them to use it in their sentence patterens and welsh writing.

Also the welsh word of the week is........Dewch Ymlaen, which means come on!

Many children can use this, even on the yard, wether their playing football games etc.

  A few days ago, the children of Criw Cymraeg, went on a Learning Walk, which means we went into each class to observe the children's welsh. Every class was absolutely fantastic, and all of the children participated, which had shown that they had practiced. We also asked the pupils on their opinion of welsh, and how they think it could be improved. Many of the pupils had honest opinions which we found very interesting, this proves that they have been extending their work and want to push themselves. Overall, the learning walk was very enjoyable and it was very intetresting to see how each class used welsh and we also observed each class's welsh display.
written by Maizi and Dylan.