Read the fun fact: Corned beef and cabbage are often eaten on St. Patrick’s Day.
Would you eat it?
Read the fun fact: In folktales, leprechauns were cranky and responsible for mending the shoes of the other fairies.
If someone is lucky, what does that mean?
Are you lucky?
Read this sentence twice: Leo the lucky leprechaun ate rainbows for breakfast.
Yum!
Read these sentences: Soda bread is popular in Ireland. Some people like it sweet with a spoonful of honey, sugar or dried fruits.
Yum, sounds good to me!
Read this sentence: On St. Patrick's day, celebrations include parades and festivals.
Make one sentence using the words "shamrock" and "parade"
Read the sentence twice: I am lucky to have a fun English teacher :)
Yes, yes you are!
Joke: Where can you always find gold?
In the dictionary!
Would you rather wear a leprechaun's top hat or a football helmet to school all day, every day?
Hats off to you
What green foods do you eat?
So healthy!
Use the words "rainbow" and "clouds" in one sentence.
Read the sentence twice: Golden horseshoes and clovers are symbols seen on St. Patrick's Day.
Did you know both are symbols of good luck?
Use the words "lucky charms" in a sentence.
Yay!
What would you do if you found a gold coin?
Would you rather be a lucky leprechaun, that might be caught by a human, or a sleepy leprechaun, that lives alone in the forest?
Hmmm... decisions, decisions!
Joke: Why can't you iron a four-leaf clover?
Because you shouldn't press your luck!
Read the sentence twice: Iris lives in Ireland with Izzy.
Nice!
Read this sentence twice: The leprechaun put seven pieces of gold under the playground.
Name 3 things that are green.
If you caught a leprechaun, what would you name him/her?
Give your leprechaun a first and last name.
Have you ever had a shamrock shake? What do you think is in it?
Yum!