Teacher Tips #767: St. Patrick's Day Worksheets Now!

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Weekly Tips for Teachers Issue 767: March 9, 2015

St. Patrick's Day Worksheets and Lesson Plans

1. St. Patrick's Teacher Guide 2. St. Patrick's Lesson Plans 3. St. Patrick's Worksheets 4. Rubrics and Rubric Makers 5. All March Worksheets For All K-12 Teachers Printable Sets Instant Worksheets Instant Teachers Forms St. Patrick's Day Sets Easy Puzzle Maker Just Click and Print It... Print Them Now... See Puzzle Makers... Teachers: 50,000+ Lessons and Worksheets...

Teacher Resources For Your Week Teaching Tip: St. Patrick's Day Lesson Plans We have a ton of ideas for teachers at all grade levels for this green holiday. 1. A Day in the Life of a Leprechaun - Did you ever wonder what Leprechauns did all day? 2. A Leprechaun Trap - Students will enjoy working together to design a Leprechaun trap. 3. Create Your Own Lucky Charm - Students have fun sharing their culture. 4. Leprechaun Map - In this activity, students are turned into leprechauns who are closely guarding their gold. 5. Letter to a Leprechaun - There's a Leprechaun in your room who has gold to share, but the students must convince him why he should share it with them. 6. Measuring Pots of Gold - Science and leprechauns, makes for great fun. 7. What Would You Do With a Pot of Gold - Students learn about philanthropic giving in this activity. 8. Shamrock Spelling - Students are able to practice spelling three letter words by using the three leaves of the shamrock. 9. Green Food Graph - In this activity, students interview each other to find out which green foods are the most popular. Teachers become a Teach-nology member now! Save tons of time! This Week in History 1821: James Monroe becomes the first president to be inaugurated on March 5, only because the 4th was a Sunday. 1956: The U.S. Supreme Court affirms the ban on segregation in public schools in Brown vs. Board of Education.

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