Hope For Homeschoolers

Before you begin:  Go to your local library, and check out any books that you can find about St. Patrick’s Day, that will fit in with the age level of your children.  Keep in mind that even for older children, the easy reading books often have a lot of fun, quick facts that are simple to remember, so you might want a mixture of challenging reading books and easy picture books.

Next, visit the following websites to find activity and project ideas for your St. Patrick’s Day Unit Study:
St. Patrick’s Day Lapbook
St. Patrick’s Day Songs and Poetry for Children *You can use these fun poems and verses to make greeting cards to give to friends and family. Simply have the children copy the poetry on to a card of which they have decorated in the holiday theme. This is a fun way to do copy work.
St. Patrick’s Day Crafts
St. Patrick’s Day Page
St. Patrick’s Day Activities Sign up as a parent or educator, and have free access to hundreds of lessons and ideas.
Free Irish Recipe EbookLet your kids help make an Irish dinner.
St. Patrick’s Day Party Planning Guide
St. Patrick’s Day Activities
Make Coin Barrettes
St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Pages

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