Printable St. Patrick's day worksheets and activities

St. Patrick's day is always a very busy and exciting time.  The week before the big day, I have my class work through my St. Patrick's day unit, which is a combo pack, filled with fun printable literacy and math activities as well as ideas for holiday themed activities.

Included in the bundle:

• 119 pages of fun St. Patrick's day activities
• 6 literacy centers
• 5 math centers
• math journal prompts for the week
• a printable patterned reader (in color and black and white)
• printable pocket chart cards for vocabulary building
• story book recommendations
• a step by step plan for incorporating 6 days of St. Patrick's day fun in your class, including:
•  getting messages from a leprechaun, 
• building a leprechaun trap activity, 
• wanted poster printable, 
• class book 
• and more.

Here is a peek at some of the St. Patrick's day themed activities:

Finish the pattern

Shake the egg carton and record the number.

Trace and cut a variety of lines to strengthen those fine motor skills.

Make a Leprechaun beard!

Printable worksheets with writing prompts.

Roll and Cover shamrock, great for number recognition and subititizing.

Now this is the best part of this unit!! A complete 6 day lesson plan that will keep your students learning all week long. Your whole week is planned for you. Can it get any easier??

Need some great books for your unit?  Check out these great reads!

These activities can be purchased in my TPT store here

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Now to top off the excitement of St. Patty's day, Every year a sneaky little leprechaun comes to visit on St. Patrick's day.  He causes a little bit of mischief and A LOT of excitement!  He has visited my house and my classroom!  In the past he has put all of the chairs onto the kitchen table, hid chocolate coins, left green footprints and created a bit of a mess. 

I always laugh at the above photo, I guess they figured since the chairs were on the table they could also stand on the table.  And being a dedicated blogger I grabbed the camera first and then told them to get down. Ha!

Read all about our sneaky little leprechaun in this post.