Saint Patrick's Day
Class organisation
Discovering the Irish culture through Saint Patrick's Day !
Start
Organisation :
Listen to video and complete your text.
Read the vocabulary .
Come to the desk with your text completed to have a grade.
Play game 1 or Game 2 to memorize the vocabulary.
Read the poem outloud and do the bonus activity.
Short webquest : Find the answers to the questions online.
Discover the Saint Patrick's Story
Play the video and complete the texte.
Continue
Come to the desk for the correction
Saint Patrick is the Saint Patron of ......... , each year ............. of people around the world put on their best ...... attire to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Saint Patrick was not even ....... he was actually born in .......... He was ...............by Irish Raiders and 6 years in ............ He returned to ........... as a Christian. Saint Patrick died on ............... According to one famous myth Patrick drove all the ........... from Ireland. The story symbolized Patrick ................. the island of paganism. Actually, Ireland never had any snakes. The ......... Isle is surrounded by water too ........... for snakes to migrate there. According to another famous story, Patrick used the three leaves of the ............ to explain the Holy Trinity. In 18th century Ireland, people started wearing Shamrocks on March 17 to signify their Irish Christian pride that tradition later grew into ......................, a popular Saint Patrick's Day ............ Today. This parade tradition actually started in ............., It took off after the great ............... hit Ireland in the 1840s sending hundreds of thousands of Irish immigrants pouring into New York, ........... and other American cities.
Continue
Quick Webquest
- What is the name of New York's most important Cathedral ?
- What is the name of Boston's Basketball team?
- What was the colour initially used to celebrate Saint Patrick?
- How many pints of beer are drunk each year for St Patrick Day ?
Quick Webquest
Check your answers and take the quizz ! Click on the leprechaun.
a Shamrock
a horseshoe
a rainbow
bagpipes
a clover
a guiness/ a beer
a fiddle
Gold coins
a pot of gold
a green hat
Start
The celtic cross
a harp
a leprechaun
a flute
Game One
Game Two
Click on the link, match the picture on each card with its name
Click on the link and associate each picture with a word
Read the poem
Leprechaun, Leprechaun
Leprechaun, leprechaun, don’t catch cold.
Leprechaun, leprechaun, come get the gold.
Eat some cereal, drink some tea.
Leprechaun, leprechaun, visit with me.
I promise not to keep you for more than just a spell.
My mother wouldn’t let me, so it’s just as well.
Leprechauns, leprechauns, where do you dwell?
Leprechauns, leprechauns, elves, and trolls.
I think you live on grassy knolls.
Leprechauns, leprechauns everywhere.
Leprechauns, leprechauns in my hair.
On my foot and near my ear
Leprechaun, leprechaun, see you next year!
Game Time
Let's play the Dooble.
By group of 4, take a pile of 21 cards. Everybody take a card and the rest of the pile is put at the center. When the game starts each player has to search a common pattern with the card in the middle. The first player to find the pattern has to say the name outloud. At the end of the pile, the player with more cards wins.
Contents
Discover Irish Music
Nathan Evans - Wellerman
Irish Pub Song
The High Kings, Rocky Road to Dublin
Saint Patrick Lesson
Manon Perriere
Created on March 6, 2023
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Transcript
Saint Patrick's Day
Class organisation
Discovering the Irish culture through Saint Patrick's Day !
Start
Organisation :
Listen to video and complete your text.
Read the vocabulary .
Come to the desk with your text completed to have a grade.
Play game 1 or Game 2 to memorize the vocabulary.
Read the poem outloud and do the bonus activity.
Short webquest : Find the answers to the questions online.
Discover the Saint Patrick's Story
Play the video and complete the texte.
Continue
Come to the desk for the correction
Saint Patrick is the Saint Patron of ......... , each year ............. of people around the world put on their best ...... attire to celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Saint Patrick was not even ....... he was actually born in .......... He was ...............by Irish Raiders and 6 years in ............ He returned to ........... as a Christian. Saint Patrick died on ............... According to one famous myth Patrick drove all the ........... from Ireland. The story symbolized Patrick ................. the island of paganism. Actually, Ireland never had any snakes. The ......... Isle is surrounded by water too ........... for snakes to migrate there. According to another famous story, Patrick used the three leaves of the ............ to explain the Holy Trinity. In 18th century Ireland, people started wearing Shamrocks on March 17 to signify their Irish Christian pride that tradition later grew into ......................, a popular Saint Patrick's Day ............ Today. This parade tradition actually started in ............., It took off after the great ............... hit Ireland in the 1840s sending hundreds of thousands of Irish immigrants pouring into New York, ........... and other American cities.
Continue
Quick Webquest
Quick Webquest
Check your answers and take the quizz ! Click on the leprechaun.
a Shamrock
a horseshoe
a rainbow
bagpipes
a clover
a guiness/ a beer
a fiddle
Gold coins
a pot of gold
a green hat
Start
The celtic cross
a harp
a leprechaun
a flute
Game One
Game Two
Click on the link, match the picture on each card with its name
Click on the link and associate each picture with a word
Read the poem
Leprechaun, Leprechaun Leprechaun, leprechaun, don’t catch cold. Leprechaun, leprechaun, come get the gold. Eat some cereal, drink some tea. Leprechaun, leprechaun, visit with me. I promise not to keep you for more than just a spell. My mother wouldn’t let me, so it’s just as well. Leprechauns, leprechauns, where do you dwell? Leprechauns, leprechauns, elves, and trolls. I think you live on grassy knolls. Leprechauns, leprechauns everywhere. Leprechauns, leprechauns in my hair. On my foot and near my ear Leprechaun, leprechaun, see you next year!
Game Time
Let's play the Dooble.
By group of 4, take a pile of 21 cards. Everybody take a card and the rest of the pile is put at the center. When the game starts each player has to search a common pattern with the card in the middle. The first player to find the pattern has to say the name outloud. At the end of the pile, the player with more cards wins.
Contents
Discover Irish Music
Nathan Evans - Wellerman
Irish Pub Song
The High Kings, Rocky Road to Dublin