61. St Patrick's Day Links For Kids Enjoy this collection of st Patrick s day links with your kids! http//www.teachnology.com/worksheets/misc/stpats/. About st Patrick’s day http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/st_patricks_day_links.htm

Home Blog Parenting Articles Newsletter ... Shop These pages are property of Activity Village and are for personal and classroom use only. St Patrick's Day Links for Kids Enjoy this collection of St Patrick's Day links with your kids! You will find St Patrick's day coloring pages, printables, crafts, and other fun activities. Updated on 20 June 2005 Learn! Scroll down for some printable activities with a St Patrick's Day theme http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/stpatrick/ There are some super classroom printables here (some for subscribers only, some available to all visitors) http://www.edhelper.com/st_patricks_day.htm Excellent classroom resources - limerick starters, lined shamrock paper, story starters and more http://www.storyit.com/Seasonal/stpat.htm Over 20 worksheets for St Patrick's Day http://www.teach-nology.com/worksheets/misc/stpats/ About St Patrick’s Day http://www.dltk-holidays.com/patrick/about.htm Find out about the history of St. Patrick’s Day http://www.alphabet-soup.net/hol/sphist.html

62. Scribblings: St. Patrick's Day I was glad to teach them the fun songs because the others were so darn depressing.Where did st. Patrick’s day come from? There was a young man taken into http://www.twhgrafx.com/scribblings/archives/000244.html

Scribblings These are my sometimes scattered and unedited disorganized thoughts, ramblings, anecdotes and whatnot. « Battle!!!!!! Main Li'l Abner Pix » March 17, 2004 St. Patrick's Day There wasn’t much festivity at our house this year. We had the traditional and very delicious corned beef and cabbage and I wore my County Sligo sweatshirt but that was about it. At the last minute, I thought to try and get the kids some greenery to wear. By the time I got around to going to the store, though, all of it was gone. All of it was probably gone the first week of March. Anyway, the kids didn’t wear green today – unless it was on their underwear. Well, I thought to myself, we are American. I don’t think we’re hyphenated Americans anymore. Before I got married, I was very much an Irish American. My grandparents came to the United States from County Sligo sometime before WWI. The whole family could sing. Just about the whole family drank, which is not something I’m particularly proud of. We always had corned beef and cabbage for dinner and my father always wanted a toast. We’d click our glasses and he would try to say “Slainte.” When I was 15, I happened to see the Scanlon family crest. It was really cool looking, with fierce looking anibeasts on the shield. I think they were crowned lions but it’s been a long time. Anyway, I made a template and used it as a design for my hooked rug project at school. I had the most fun working on it!

63. Slugger O'Toole: A St Paddy's Day For All... As it stands at the minute st. patricks day in Belfast is nothing more The event planned for st. patricks day, will be a BELFAst CITY COUNCIL event. http://www.sluggerotoole.com/archives/2005/07/a_st_paddys_day.php

Home About Reports Links ... Contact You are here Home Next or Previous Main Search this site Donations Help keep Slugger going. Just hit the button. Send what you can: Or mail it direct to Slugger July 08, 2005 A St Paddy's Day for all... A GENEROUS response in the Andytown News to the news that Belfast City Council is to support the St Patrick's Day carnival. There is also an acknowledgement that nationalists "will be reasonable and magnanimous when it comes to those aspects of the St Patrick's Day celebrations that many unionists genuinely have trouble with". For non-nationalists, that would, in many cases, include the flying of the Irish flag. Just recently, Dr John Nagle of Queen's University's Institute of Irish Studies examined attitudes in Northern Ireland towards St Patrick's Day. Some of the responses he got are below. A Presbyterian student summed up a typical Unionist view of celebrations in Belfast: I went into Belfast city centre and I wish I had not. Lots of drinking and drunk people making fools of themselves, annoying children blowing whistles and lots of Irish flags being waved. I felt scared to look at anyone in the wrong way for fear of being attacked. I would like to see future events where Unionists could be made feel welcome. As it stands at the minute St. Patricks Day in Belfast is nothing more than a republican festival. A Protestant, Irish Nationalist who went to the celebrations at Belfast City Hall with his children articulated a similar position:

64. Deseretnews.com | Wearin' O' The Green For the O Connor family of Provo, st. Patrick s day isn t just a day to wear He s quick to seize opportunities to teach others about his country and its http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600118798,00.html

Thursday, March 17, 2005 Wearin' o' the green Provo family celebrates St. Paddy's Day in Irish tradition By Sharon Haddock Deseret Morning News Stuart Johnson, Deseret Morning News Paul O'Connor's family hosts a party for all the Irish locals, which is sometimes over 100, on St. Patrick's Day. It's a day filled with fun and frivolity, friends and food. The Irish colors of orange, white and green fly and everyone comes prepared for a rollicking good time. The Sullivans, the O'Neills, the O'Reillys and the O'Briens all come. Sometimes the numbers get so large the O'Connors have to move the party out of their home to a bigger place. "We usually have about 50, but we can get up to 100 people," said Clarissa O'Connor, who fixes traditional Irish colcannon potatoes, stew and soda bread for the evening's fare. The O'Connors plan games and activities for the children that includes hunting for treasure left by leprechauns at the end of the rainbow, attending Irish school and leaning back to kiss the Blarney stone. "All the local Irish families come to our house. We have them hanging out of the windows," said Paul O'Connor. "It's an Irish party so everybody has to sing or recite poetry or share a joke. Irish people can really party. They're not shy."

65. Me Name Is St. Patrick And Welsh Is What I Be! - Article By Jack CD Downey AKA T st. Patrick tried to teach the Irish to be civilized, but the whole world keeps Since the war, New York and Boston have held st Patrick day parades http://www.canadianculture.com/geezer/jack103.html

Web CanadianCulture.com Galloping Geezer "Photo Credit to Julie Ann Biggs out on the Mekong River, Cambodia Vietnam Border." Jack Downey Comments on Canadian Issues to Inform and Amuse. Me name is St. Patrick and Welsh is What I Be! Every March 17th, there is a mad rush of people all over the world to declare themselves Irish Bog Trotters by putting on something emerald green in color, swilling green beer, and marching about singing sentimental American songs written about Ireland. These antics are thought to make every person on earth not only Irish, but Catholic as well, even if they were Protestant, Jewish, Moslem, Buddhists or Shinto. I wholly support this wonderful camaraderie on the 17th of March, but how come, on the 18th of March, we all revert to regular beer and continue throwing grenades at each other. St. Patrick tried to teach the Irish to be civilized, but the whole world keeps acting like barbarians lost in a fog of Guinness Ale. Regardless of your faith or ethnic background you may continue with your St Patrick Parties, parades and fun, but mark on your forehead (or a Shamrock) with a green Magic Marker one word, PEACE All wars and revolutions must be just the killing of strangers against whom you feel no personal animosity; strangers whom, in other circumstances, you would help if you found them in trouble, and who would help you if you needed it.

66. St. Patrick's Day A quality educational site offering 5000+ FREE printable theme units, word puzzles,writing forms, book report forms,math, ideas, lessons and much more. http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/month_to_month/c_march/st_patricks

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Month to Month C. March St. Patrick's Day St. Patrick's Day Item Description Clover Shape Book Hat of Shamrocks Larry the Leprechaun Story Fill-In Leprechaun Color Page ... Paper Bag Puppet: People - Leprechauns Four leprechauns and accessories (including a harp, shamrock, and pot of gold) - perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Our membership site features even more bag puppet people and animals. Shamrock St. Patrick's Day Booklet (with lines) St. Patrick's Day Booklet Cover St. Patrick's Day Card ... Write a Lucky Poem The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description Bookmark: March shamrocks and kites Dot to Dot: Shamrock (to 10) Dot to Dot: Shamrock (by 3s) to 78 Dot to Dot: Shamrock (by 2s) to 76 Dot to Dot: Shamrock (abc) Pot of Gold Writing Prompt shape booklet Shamrock Math St. Patrick's Day Bookmarks St. Patrick's Day Coloring Page coloring fun St. Patrick's Day: Word Strips

67. C. March subdirectories. Dr. Seuss st. Patrick s day Reading Month Activities The following documents are available for abcteach members http://www.abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/month_to_month/c_march/

Member Log In Worksheets abctools Membership Popular: Month to Month ABC Activities Rain Forest Teaching Extras ... Portfolios a b c teach directory Home Theme Units Month to Month C. March sub-directories Dr. Seuss St. Patrick's Day Reading Month Activities C. March Item Description Lion/Lamb Color Page March comes in like a lion... March is Reading Month (Reading Chart) March Writing Ideas ... Spring Word Search The following documents are available for a b c teach members members.abcteach.com items log in learn more Item Description Bookmark: March shamrocks and kites March Word Search more complex Word Search: March (easy) no diagonals Bookmark: March 2 Kites: Mini patterns Suggested Use: Add spelling words or math problems inside the kites for seasonal fun. Kite Kite: Add your own triangles Suggested use: Sponge paint or draw the triangles to this picture. Become an a b c teach member to access the items above. learn more If you like this category you might also like: Try these links too Site Description Sites For Teachers Check out these excellent education websites. Become a Member: Join Site License Renew Free Newsletter Only: Your email address: Stay current with a b c teach document.write('');

68. St. Patrick's Day Printables, Worksheets, & Activity Sheets st. Patrick s day Printables. NeatO Activity Sheets! st. Patrick s day ABCs Pot O Gold Award Leprechaun Look Color The Rainbow http://www.teachingheart.net/pattyactivity.html

St. Patrick's Day Printables Neat-O Activity Sheets! Pot Of Gold Graph Printable Unit for ages 6-10 Lucky Charms Graph Activity! Some Neat-O Things to Print ... Pick The Correct Coins Neat-O Mazes A maze for the littlest leprechauns A gold hunt for bigger leprechauns Can you follow the twisting paths to the shamrock? This leprechaun will be tricky to catch ... Those too easy? Try your luck here Neat-O Word Games 7 Crosswords from Easy to Hard St. Patrick's Day Word Find Let's Color Them GREEN!!! 10 pages to choose 3 Coloring Pages Color a Rainbow A Leprechaun Takes a Hedgie Ride ... Coloring Pages from Childfun Coloring Pages from Billy Bear. Horseshoe Shamrock and Pipe Leprechaun Hat Teaching is a Work of Heart - 200

69. St. Patrick's Day Pathfinder into the spirit of st. Patrick s dayteach how to draw leprechauns, These pages are filled with craft ideas to celebrate st. Patrick s day. http://w3.byuh.edu/library/curriculum/StPatricksDay/StPatricksDay.HTM

A Guide to the Celebration of the Wearin' o' the Green St. Patrick’s Day originated in Ireland in honor of the missionary who brought Ireland Christianity. He also drove all of the snakes out of Ireland and taught the concept of the Holy Trinity using a shamrock, hence the connections these plants have with the holiday. Saint Patrick’s day is celebrated in Ireland the United States and Canada with parades, dances and dinners. The largest parade held on this special day is in New York City where everyone is Irish for a day. The following are the Curriculum Library’s best picks for St. Patrick's Day with which you can brighten your classroom with the color green, rainbows and pots of gold as you study Ireland, the “Emerald Isle,” and celebrate this great holiday. Curriculum Reference Curr/Ref SocStu 1997,v.1 Culturgrams Begin your celebrations by learning all about Ireland, from the food they eat to the way they greatthis book is filled with wonderful information. Curr/Ref Art The Best of the Mailbox Arts and Crafts Grades K-6 Stephen Levy and Ada Hamrick This book has some really fun ideas for St. Patrick crafts that will beautifully decorate your classroom.

70. Saint Patrick's Day Resources For Teachers Teaching FSL/ESL Enseignement FLS/ALS BlackDog s st. Patrick s day - Takethe Quiz - Five multiple choice questions in this interactive quiz. http://www.caslt.org/research/stpatrick.htm

Saint Patrick's Day Resources for Teachers ESL History Colouring Pages Crafts ... Other Resources ESL ESL Quiz - Saint Patrick's Quiz (Vera Mello) I-TESL-J - Interactive quiz with ten multiple choice questions. Answer key is also provided. ESL Quiz - A Green Quiz for St. Patrick's Day (Donna Tatsuki) I-TESL-J - Interactive quiz with ten multiple choice questions. Answer key is also provided. ESL Quiz - St. Patrick's Day (Letitia Bradley) I-TESL-J - Interactive quiz with ten multiple choice questions. Answer key is also provided. BlackDog's St. Patrick's Day - Take the Quiz - Five multiple choice questions in this interactive quiz. The quiz is scored and the correct answer appear by clicking a button. Patty's Day Quiz - There are fifteen multiple choice questions in these interactive quiz which provides immediate feedback on answering each question. History The St. Patrick You Never Knew Catholic

71. St. Patrick's Day Printables - St. Patrick's Day Wordsearch st. Patrick s day Printables st. Patrick s day Wordsearch. Print the st.Patrick s day Word Search and find the st. Patrick s day related words. http://homeschooling.about.com/od/holidays/ss/patrickprint.htm

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72. St. Patrick's Day - March 17 March special days and holidays. Learn all about st. Patrick s day and celebratewith some fun activities. http://homeschooling.about.com/od/unitssubjhol/qt/mar17a.htm

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73. Saint Patrick - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Legend also credits Patrick with teaching the Irish about the concept of the popularly associated with him as his feast, known as st. Patrick s day. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Patrick

Saint Patrick From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from St. Patrick Statue of Saint Patrick Saint Patrick (died March 17 or patron saint of Ireland , along with Saint Brigit and Saint Columba He was born somewhere along the west coast of Britain in the little settlement or village of Bannavem of Taburnia ( vico banavem taburniae in his Confessio ), which has never been identified with certainty. Sites suggested include Dumbarton Furness ] and Somerset , or the coastline of Wales or northern France; another possibility put forward for his birthplace is the settlement of Bannaventa in Northamptonshire , for raiders captured him with "many thousands of people" according to Patrick's autobiographical Confessio , and sold them as slaves in Ireland. Contents Early life Mission The cult of Patrick See also ... edit Early life In the Confessio Patrick mentions his father Calpornius, a deacon , civil official, and a town councillor, son of Potitus, who was a Romano-British priest. An old tradition makes his mother from the upper-class Gaulish family of Martin of Tours , though Patrick himself makes no such claim. According to his

74. St. Patrick's Day Page And match it with and Irish smile upon st. Patrick s day! The Leprechaun.Author Unknown from Teaching is a Work of Heart http://www.mrspohlmeyerskinderpage.com/stpatricksday.htm

St. Patrick's Day Books St. Patrick's Day by Victoria Smith Poems and Songs St. Patrick's Day Author Unknown Leprechauns peeking, Around a willow tree, Pussy willows waking, Longing to be free. Colleens and shamrocks And castles old and gray, Put them all together To make St. Patrick's Day. St. Patrick's Day Author Unknown St. Patrick came from Ireland A country trimmed with green It has the shamrocks and the pipes Those leprechauns you've seen Those leprechauns will trip you You'll fall flat on your face They'll tickle your nose and sour the milk Then find a hiding place! St. Patrick's Day by Aileen Fisher Oh, my mother isn't Irish

75. Saint Patrick's Day Social Studies Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Workshe Objectives To gain a little knowledge about why st. Patrick s day is celebratedall over the world. To distinguish between fact and fiction. http://www.lessonplanspage.com/SSOStPatricksDayHistory2.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Writing Efficient Reading Sylvan Learning Teaching Jobs ... Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Saint Patrick's Day Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Title - Saint Patrick's Day By - Lisa MacBean Primary Subject - Social Studies Secondary Subjects - Other Grade Level - second Objectives: To gain a little knowledge about why St. Patrick's Day is celebrated all over the world. To distinguish between fact and fiction. Materials: Create a story strictly about the facts of Saint Patrick. Create a worksheet to allow discussion about fact or fiction. Saint Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. A patron saint takes special care of a country or group. Saint Patrick was a caring person and did many nice things for the people of Ireland. Saint Patrick was born in 385 and died around the year 460. That is over 2,000 years ago. Saint Patrick died on March 17th. March 17th is the day Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated. People march in parades and marching bands play. Corned beef and cabbage is a favorite meal on Saint Patrick's Day. Many people wear green on this day. Green is an Irish color because of a few reasons. The first reason is because the green shamrock leaf is a symbol of Saint Patrick and Ireland. The Irish say a shamrock brings good luck. The second reason is because Ireland is called the "Emerald Isle" with lots of green pastures. The third reason is because the people of Ireland would burn green leaves to spread over their land to make their soil richer.

76. Saint Patrick's Day Foods - Shamrock Mashed Potatoes, Shamrock Shakes - Lesson P Title Saint Patrick s day Foods By - Julie Primary Subject - Other These areboth good for st. Patrick s day. E-Mail Julie! Click Here http://www.lessonplanspage.com/OStPatricksDayFoods-ShakesPotatoesIdeaP1.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Writing Efficient Reading Sylvan Learning Teaching Jobs ... Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Saint Patrick's Day Foods Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Title - Saint Patrick's Day Foods By - Julie Primary Subject - Other Secondary Subjects - Other Grade Level - PreK - 1st Shamrock Mashed Potatoes Cook some potatoes first, then have the children put green food coloring in them. Then mash the potatoes as you normally would and have fun! The kids love it! Shamrock Shakes What you will need: Vanilla ice cream Milk Green food coloring Blender Put a scoop of ice cream, a little bit of milk, and two drops of green food coloring in the blender and blend. The kids love the milk shakes! These are both good for St. Patrick's Day. E-Mail Julie Like our site? Tell a friend! Why not fill out a simple form to Tell-A-Friend by e-mail about the page you're currently reading? It's simple! Just click here Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... EdScope, L.L.C.

77. Teaching & Learning Company - St. Patrick's Day Teaching Learning Company s st. Patrick s day Bulletin Boardin-a-Book Maythe luck o the Irish be with you and your students as you celebrate st. http://www.teachinglearning.com/showanything.php?this_page=TLC10343

78. Saint Patrick's Day Teaching Tip Saint Patrick s day Teaching Tip. by Freda J. Glatt, MS Discuss some of thesymbols for st. Patrick s day and explain what they mean. http://www.sensiblesoftware.com/articles/a/Saint-Patrick-s-Day-Teaching-Tip.html

Saint Patrick's Day Teaching Tip by Freda J. Glatt, M.S. Top o' the mornin' to ye! Do you have your green ready to wear? Whether or not you are Irish, this holiday is fun for all and presents the opportunity for a multi-cultural lesson. Here are some ideas for you to try. 1. Speak to your children using an Irish brogue. This will captivate their interest! 2. Who was St. Patrick? Why is there a holiday named for him? Are Irish children in school on this day? Let children do research to find out. 3. Discuss some of the symbols for St. Patrick's Day and explain what they mean. Classify them as real or unreal. For instance, shamrocks are real but pots of gold at the end of the rainbow are not. 4. Read aloud part of a fictional St. Patrick's Day story. Have your children write their own endings. Read them out loud or hang them on a bulletin board for all to read. NOTE: This may also be done with small groups of children working together! 5. Afterwards, read the ending of the story you started. Have the children compare the author's ending with their outcomes. Which was more realistic? Which was more funny? Which did they like best? 5. This would be an excellent time for a cooking experiment. Remember the story "Green Eggs and Ham?" Try making some green eggs, green vanilla pudding pops, or anything else that would be suitable for your age group. Green food coloring could be added to white frosting before icing some cupcakes. Let the children taste the frosting while it is white and ask them to predict how it will taste after it becomes green. Were they right?

79. The St. Patrick You Never Knew - March 1997 Issue Of St. Anthony Messenger Magaz Yet st. Patrick well deserves to be honored by the people of Ireland and To millions of modernday Catholics, an Ireland without Patrick is unthinkable. http://www.americancatholic.org/Messenger/Mar1997/feature1.asp

The St. Patrick You Never Knew By Anita McSorley ILLUSTRATION BY MICHAEL O'NEILL McGRATH, O.S.F.S. Patrick in Myth and History Patron Saint of the Excluded Patrick's Lasting Legacy Stranger in a Strange Land Patrick the Mystic Patrick at the Judgment Some 1,500 years ago a teenage boy from what is now Great Britain was kidnapped and enslaved by marauders from a neighboring country. Not since Paris absconded with Helen of Troy has a kidnapping so changed the course of history. The invading marauders came from fifth-century Ireland. The teenager they captured eventually escaped, but returned voluntarily some years later. In the meantime, he had become convinced that he was handpicked by God to convert the entire country to Christianity. Apparently, he was right. In the process of converting the primitive people of Ireland, however, the former slave experienced a conversion, too. In the years that followed, he not only shared God with the people of Ireland, but also grew in his understanding of God through them. And so it was that a young Briton named Patricius died an Irishman named Patrick. And neither Ireland nor Christianity was ever quite the same. This conviction of Thomas Cahill, Catholic author of the best-selling book

80. St. Patrick's Day Teaching Tip Top o the mornin to ye! Do you have your green ready to wear? Whether or notyou are Irish, this holiday is fun for all and presents the opportunity for a http://www.sandralreading.com/st_patricks_day_teaching_tip.htm

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