Saint Patrick's Day

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Oh look! A leprechaun with a pot of gold! Quick! Follow him!

Welcome to Ireland!

Hi! Catch me, find 5 numbers and the gold is yours! Good luck!

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Click on the shamrocks to find out when is Saint Patrick's Day celebrated!

Your number is 7

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snake

horseshoe

shamrock

leprechaun

pot of gold

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Ireland

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rainbow

Match the words to the pictures!

Write what you see in the pictures!

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Ireland

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shamrock

horseshoe

leprechaun

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cucumber

tomato

banana

cheese

frog

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sun

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It's Saint Patrick's Day today! Find a four-leaf clover to get to know more!

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Yay! You found me! Read the information about St Patrick's Day and answer the questions.

Your number is 5

1. St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on the 17th of May.
2. St. Patrick was born in the fourth century.
3. On St. Patrick's Day people usually wear green clothes.
4. The traditional food on St. Patrick's Day is fish and chips.
5. The traditional symbols are the shamrock and the guitar.
6. Leprechauns usually live in the forest.
7. The Irish flag is green, white and orange.

Write true or false:

is your next number

B) during the day

Correct answers

B) gold clovers

A) a tail of books

C) a tail of shamrocks and gold coins

B) Saint Patrick

A) the children

C) the leprechaun

B) in the children's homes

A) in the parks

C) in the school

A) during the night

C) during the afternoon

1. What time of the day does this story take place? 2. Where does this story take place? 3. Who is telling the story? 4. What things does the leprechaun leave behind?

Drag the correct answers to the pot of gold!

It's time to catch the leprechaun! Watch the video and answear the questions.

HARP

LEPRECHAUN

CLOVER

GOLD

IRELAND

HAT

SHAMROCK

RAINBOW

Next number is 8

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ERCVOL AMSHORCK ATH REIALDN ODLG EPLERCHERUAN ARBINWO ARHP

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You'll never catch me!

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Next number is 3

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rainbow

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Ireland

corned beef and cabbage

pot of gold

Saint Patrick

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Do all the tasks, get 5 numbers and the leprechaun's gold is yours!

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Learn about the history of Saint Patrick and then do the quiz!

March 17th, 461

What date did St. Patrick die?

Green

What color is St. Patrick associated with today?

Blue

What was the original color associated with St. Patrick?

Snakes

What animals did legend say that St. Patrick drove out of Ireland?

Endure, former, slave

Fill in the blanks: “His pride could not _________ the thought of being vanquished by his ________ _________.”

He set his mansion (house) on fire and threw himself in it

What did St. Patrick’s former master do when he heard that St. Patrick was coming back to visit?

Monasteries, schools, and churches

What three types of institutions did St. Patrick establish in Ireland?

12 years

How long did St. Patrick stay in the monastery?

Leave his master and get on a ship

What did the voice in his sleep tell St. Patrick to do?

Christianity

What religion did St. Patrick follow?

Maewyn Succat

What was St. Patrick’s actual name?

England

Where was St. Patrick born?

Match the answers to the questions!

Find all the pairs to get the number!

A four-leaf clover

Your odds of finding it are about 1 in 10,000

Shamrock

The national flower/emblem of Ireland

Parade

a public procession, especially one celebrating a special day or event

Corned beef and cabbage

Traditional food eaten at St Patrick's

Green, white and orange

Colours of the Irish flag

It's hidden at the end of the rainbow

Write a, b, c, d.. etc

a. To wear green clothing on St. Patrick’s Day b. to be inexperienced at something c. to take care of the Earth and the environment d. give permission to go ahead with a project e. to feel jealous f. paper money g. the wall at Fenway Park, where the Red Sox play h. very jealous, full of envy i. a place that is different seems better than where we are now j. to have a talent for making things grow k. to look very sick

to give someone the green lightto have a green thumb to be green with envy wearing of the green to be green around the gills green-eyed monster to be green the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence to go green greenbacks The Green Monster

Green colour is associated with St. Patrick's Day. People wear green clothes, eat green food and drink green beer. Even the Chicago river is turned green for this special holiday! Read the green idioms and match them with their meanings.

Molly Malone This is the ultimate sing-along song. Most will recognise this Dubliners version. But it was most likely written long before, sometime in the late 19th century. The subject is a Dublin fishmonger who, let's just say, may have sold more than just cockles and mussels. The song has become an anthem for the people of Dublin. It touches on the heart of the city and those who have worked as street sellers since the city was established, over a thousand years ago.

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A) They kick up their heels in a wild Irish jig. B) The Leprechauns crowd ‘round the dining-room table C) It’s March seventeen D) Kate cuts the cabbage, Pat shells the peas E) There’s plenty of food for one and for all. F) Come on – let’s join in! G) Timothy Shaunnessy, handsome and bold H) with shamrock in hand, she follows the band

The Best St. Patrick’s Day Ever By Teddy Slater Top o’ the morning! 1___________ _______ The Leprechaun family is wearing the green. St. Patrick’s parade is about to begin. The wee ones are marching. 2_______________ There goes Bedelia, leading the clan, arm in arm with Granddaddy Dan. She swings her shillelagh. They walk and talk gaily, moving as fast as they can. 3_________, marches along with a big pot of gold. And here comes Aunt Rose tap-tapping her toes, 4______, decked out in her very best clothes. Tootle-dee-toot! Rum-a-tum-tum! Johny and Jack play the fife and the drum. 5________ Everyone dancing … even the pig! After the march, it’s back home for lunch… mulligan stew and green apple punch. 6______ The mischievous children do just as they please. Friends and family keep coming to call. 7________ The Caseys, MacGregors, O’Gradys, Peg Finn. Everyone’s welcome – please, won’t you come in! Lassies and ladies stream through the door, until there’s no room for one caller more. 8_______, piling their plates as high as they’re able. But before they dig in, they have one thing to say, ‘May the luck of the Irish be with you today!’ Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

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