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

Monday, March 9, 2015

Fabulous Freebies: St. Patrick's Day


Since St. Patrick's Day is coming up next week I thought I would share some fun free educational resources for St. Patrick's Day!


St. Patrick's Day Acrostic Poem Printables - This is an easy way to incorporate St. Patrick's Day into your language arts lesson!

 

St. Patrick's Day Journal Prompts - There is a wide variety of prompts here for various types of writing practice. Fun!


St. Patrick's Day Math Worksheets - These sheets are geared towards early elementary age. I liked that they had a variety of printing options such as color or b&w only.


St. Patrick's Day Games - Near the top of this page are direct PDF links to flash cards, bingo games and even a Shamrock and Ladders game! Fun for team building or if you have some down time.


St. Patrick's Day Experiments - There is a huge list here of fun science experiments here and they sound like so much fun! I bet your students will barely realize they are learning.





Friday, March 7, 2014

Fabulous Freebies: St. Patrick's Day


I can hardly believe St. Patrick's Day is almost here! That must mean that spring is around the corner. Here are some fabulous freebies to help you celebrate the luck of the Irish in your classroom! If you missed last year's post, check out all the freebies here and visit this Pinterest board for more St. Patrick's Day ideas.

http://www.origami-instructions.com/holiday-origami.html

If you want to do some origami, check out this website for these three St. Patrick's day themed instructions. I love origami and my students always have as well - from elementary to high school! Origami is also a great way to use math in the classroom and ask math questions while folding your creations. I have some suggestions on ways to do that in this article.

This website is my absolute favorite website to learn new origami since the instructions are very clear and shown in photo step by step and many also include a video you can pause after each step. I have always had success with instructions from this site.



http://www.minds-in-bloom.com/2012/03/20-fun-st-patricks-day-writing-prompts.html


Rachel over at Minds in Bloom has a great list of St. Patrick's Day writing prompts. I thought the prompts were really creative and thought that most students would enjoy answering them!


https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/students/highschool/chemistryclubs/activities/st-patricks-day-green-chemistry.html





The American Chemical Society has a list of fun St. Patrick's day related science experiments! My favorites include making blarney beads, frying green eggs or turning pennies gold. These activities are geared towards older students.


http://www.theholidayzone.com/stpat/


Find lots of information about St. Patrick's Day at the Holiday Zone including discussion questions, puzzles, quizzes, recipes and more. There is a big variety of items available.

If you have a St. Patrick's Day freebie, share it with us in the comments and we would love to feature you next week for fabulous freebies!

Friday, March 8, 2013

Fabulous Freebies: Educational Freebies for St. Patrick's Day!




Your luck might've grown this St. Patrick's Day with the use of these free lessons and activities for your classroom! I hope you find some useful selections for your classroom here.





If you like your students to experiment, try this water density experiment described on the We Made That blog. It looks like an easy and fun way to create a rainbow in your classroom.



MrDonn.org has a huge list of St. Patty's Day freebies for teachers and students. Included is a list with free, downloadable PowerPoints and links to a great hodgepodge of ideas and more for a variety of age levels. Be aware that the St. Patrick's Day worksheets are linked to paid, not free items.




Check out this free "I have, who has" game template. It is blank so you can add your own vocabulary or subject area and adjust it to your students' difficulty level. It is nicely designed and easy to download.




For more than 250 ideas, check out this St. Patrick's Day pin board on Pinterest. It contains a ton of cute ideas, classroom crafts, lessons, activities and more. Some lessons may cost money but most ideas on this board are freebies.






Kinder Art has a collection of fun, artistic ideas for St. Patrick's Day for your imaginative and creative students. The art ideas go from simple suggestions such as a heart shaped shamrock drawing tutorial to a Matisse inspired shamrock project.





About.com has a great selection of experiments you can conduct for St. Patrick's Day in your classroom including creating green fire or turning pennies into gold coins. Kinesthetic learners would love these hands on activities!

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