Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Patrick's Day. Show all posts

Thursday, January 23, 2014

St. Patrick's Day Activities: St. Patrick's Day Printables and Crafts

Who's ready for some St. Patrick's Day crafts and fun? If you are, I have all that you need in my St. Patrick's Day Party Craft Pack.


St. Patrick's Day printables


This St. Patrick's Day Craft Party Pack has all you need to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in your classroom or homeschool.



St. Patrick's Day activities

 It includes a  St. Patrick's Day Hat where students will color strips labeled with the colors of the rainbow or you can print them on colored paper like I did here. It includes a Glitter Rainbow Happy St. Patrick's Day pennant banner for your classroom walls or bulletin board.

St. Patrick's Day decorations

St. Patrick's Day hat



You also get the Pot O' Bling St. Patrick's Day necklace. Students can color the pieces or you can print them on colored paper..
St. Patrick's Day necklace

There are also 2s, 5s, and 10s chains to reinforce counting. Let your students create these chains to decorate your room and practice counting or multiplying by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
St. Patrick's day preschool




 I've also included a set of St. Patrick's Day cupcake toppers too. Enjoy! You can find this St. Patrick's Day Craft set at my teaching resources store {HERE}.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

St. Patrick's Day Story Starters: Common Core Narrative Writing Prompts for St. Patrick's Fun

Here's some super writing fun for St. Patrick's Day! Bring the fun of leprechauns, rainbows, magic, and gold coins into the classroom with these fun and creative St. Patrick's writing prompts. These St. Patrick's Day story starters encourage students to be creative and come up with creative stories with their story starters. Plus, they are perfect for your writing centers.



St. Patrick's Day writing prompts


A story starter is a great tool to get students writing using creative ideas. A story starter provides a prompt that creates a scenario that, well, starts the story. Then students have a free license to finish the story any way they wish. Plus, they help you meet your Common Core narrative writing goals.

St. Patrick's Day stroy starters

I took my story starters, added great glittery rainbow graphics, put them on pencils, and added them to a canister that I got from the dollar store. They can choose their own story starter and even use their new St. Patrick's Day pencil and write away through the season.


You can purchase my St. Patrick's Day Story Starters {HERE}.
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