This worksheet, ‘St Patrick’s Day Figure Match Up’ is a fun and engaging activity to explore interesting St Patrick’s Day facts and figures. Students must match each fact to its corresponding figure by either cutting out or drawing links. This resource encourages students to think logically and analytically to ascertain the most likely answer. An …More
This worksheet, ‘St Patrick’s Day Parades’ is a great factual resource that provides students with the opportunity to study the past and present worldwide tradition of St Patrick’s Day parades. They are then provided with comprehension questions that summarise the information within the text.
This set of St Patrick’s Day themed stickers can be printed directly onto sticker paper. It is formatted for Avery Code C2247.
This worksheet, ‘St Patrick’s Day True or False’ is a thought-provoking worksheet that requires students to asses the truth of facts about St Patrick’s Day. Many students may presume the answers quickly only to realise their assumptions were not correct which can lead to interesting discussions and further research into St Patrick’s Day related topics. …More
This worksheet, ‘St Patrick’s Day Unscramble’ is a great activity that encourages students to study the sounds and spellings of words associated with St Patrick’s Day. Students will be challenged to unscramble letters to find common words used during the celebrations. An answer sheet is also provided.
This worksheet, ‘St Patrick’s Day Word Search’ gives students the opportunity to learn new vocabulary and improve their spelling of words associated with St Patrick’s Day. Students must scrutinise the spelling of each word on their list, ensuring new vocabulary is committed to memory with the correct spelling.
This worksheet, ‘Symbols of St Patrick’s Day’ explores three important symbols associated with Ireland and St Patrick’s Day. Students are required to describe the tradition and the origins of the Shamrock, a Leprechaun and the colour green.
This worksheet, ‘The Celtic Harp’ is a simple resource that encourages students to explore a very important part of Celtic traditions, the Harp. Students can colour in the image and then label the parts. For answers and extra activities search the term ‘harp’ and see the resources ‘H: Harp’ or ‘Photo Activity: Harp’.
This worksheet, ‘The Irish Jubilee’ is a great resource that provides the lyrics to the traditional Irish song, ‘The Irish Jubilee’ so that students can sing along. As well as the completed lyrics, students are also given a copy of the lyrics with blanks for them to use their imaginations to fill out their own …More
This worksheet, ‘Timeline of St Patrick’ provides a vertical timeline with space for students to explore key events using the dates provided. The timeline spans the period from 385 when St Patrick was born to the 17th March, 461 when he died. This resource allows students to demonstrate their knowledge through sequencing historical events in …More
This worksheet, ‘Traditional Irish Dance’ is a great, simple resource that can be used to prompt discussion or research into traditional Irish dancing. Students are asked to outline the early history of traditional Irish dances, the music used, the costumes and who the dance master is.
This illustration, “Wedding cake” is available in PNG format at 300 DPI resolution with a transparent background for classroom use. This illustration is also available in black and white. Lesson Zone has over 4, 000 pieces of clip art, searchable by learning area and theme. The clip art is fast and easy to download, and …More
This black and white outline illustration, “Wedding cake B&W” is available in PNG format at 300 DPI resolution with a transparent background for classroom use. This illustration is also available in colour. Lesson Zone has over 4, 000 pieces of clip art, searchable by learning area and theme. The clip art is fast and easy …More
This photo activity card, ‘Winterlude’, provides integrated thematic vocabulary and oral language development activities on the topic of Winterlude, an annual festival that celebrates winter. It is aimed at broadening students’ awareness of Canadian winter activities and can be used as a prompt for further discussion or study of Canada.
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