
A the luck of the Irish...I wish I had it. I can't help you with luck but I can help you with FREE educational resources to learn about St. Patrick's Day. I have compiled printables, crafts, videos, eBooks, Apps and more for you below!
St. Patrick's Day FreeBEEs:
-FREE Holiday, Celebration, Festival Journal Page (you can also click on the photo below too).
-Activity Village has lots of St. Patrick's day printables.
-3 Dinosaurs has a fun St. Patrick's Day pack.
-St. Patrick's Day lapbook.
-Blessed Beyond A Doubt has some fun St. Patrick's Day coloring pages for all ages.
-CurrClick.com has lots of great resources like this St. Patrick's Day Addition Game, St. Patrick's Day Operations Puzzles and St. Patrick's Day Thematic Pack (be sure to search around for lots of other FREE and inexpensive resources on CurrClick)
-In All You Do has St. Patrick's Day activity placemats.
-Paradise Praises has a great St. Patrick's Day unit study.

-3 Dinosaurs clover tracing craft.
-St. Patrick's Day wordsearch.
-Two Teaching Mommies St. Patrick's Day Kindergarten pack.
-Enchanted Homeschool Mom has a St. Patrick's Day mini unit.
-Shamrock math from Education.com
-St. Patrick's Day notebooking pages.
-There are several great FREEBIES right now on the A Journey Through Learning FREEBIE page including St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Valentine's Day and Presidents Day.

St. Patrick's Day Crafts:
-Check out the St. Patrick's Day handprint craft we did a couple years ago.
-DLTK Ireland and St. Patrick's Day craft ideas.
Materials:
-Colored construction paper or card stock (red, yellow, blue, green, purple, orange)
-Black paper or felt
-White paper
-Cotton balls
-Pipe Cleaner/String
-Scissors
-Glue
-Stapler
-Hole punch
-Gold glitter
What to do:
1) Cut strips of colored paper about 1 1/2" wide x 11". Stack the colored strips (in ROY G. BIV order) and staple them together at one end. On the un-stapled end, cut the orange strip 1" shorter than the red and continue this pattern with the remaining colors (see photo for example). You should end up with a staircase effect. Gather the un-stapled ends so they are lined up and staple together. This will make your rainbow.
2) Cut 4 cloud shapes out of the white paper. On each end of the rainbow glue 2 clouds - 1 on the outside of the rainbow and 1 on the inside of the rainbow.
3) Glue cotton balls on all the white paper clouds. Make sure you pull apart the cotton balls so they are fluffier.
4) Cut a cauldron shape out of the black paper or felt.
5) Cut one or more yellow semicircles for the coins. Sprinkle with some gold glitter to add some bling. Then glue them onto the top cauldron so they are poking out a little.
6) Glue the cauldron onto one of the clouds on the outside of the rainbow.
7) Punch a hole in the middle of each color strip. Feed a pipe cleaner/string through the holes and tie a night under the rainbow. (my photos are slightly different for this step because for one of the rainbows I hole punched it during step 1, but hole punching at this step works better).
8) Display your beautiful rainbow in the window for all to see!






























