THE NIGHT BEFORE ST. PATRICK'S DAY
It was The Night Before St. Patrick's Day, and the characters in this book are preparing for a celebration...and to catch a leprechaun! Your students in Kindergarten and First Grade will love this St. Patrick's Day themed read aloud.
THE NIGHT BEFORE ST PATRICK'S DAY BOOK ACTIVITIES AND TEACHING IDEAS
Tim and Maureen are getting ready for St. Patrick's Day! They decorate their house with streamers and rainbows and shamrocks galore.They decide to make some leprechaun traps, setting them with shiny things. They hope to catch a leprechaun and find his big pot of gold!
The next morning is St. Patrick's Day! Dad plays the bagpipe, mom makes green eggs for breakfast, and they all sing an Irish song.
They hear some noises, and rush to check their leprechaun traps... What a mess the leprechaun has made! Tim and Maureen follow its footprints. The footprints lead to a leprechaun trap. What's that giggling inside the trap?
A leprechaun! The children demand to know where the gold treasure is. The leprechaun instructs them to head outside and dig the area marked with an X. The leprechaun had put Xs all over the place! The kids have been tricked!
Using this read aloud and these corresponding reading activities will help your students learn essential literacy skills in a fun and engaging way.
This book study is packed with activities that will help your students work on story elements, character traits, story retell, vocabulary, making text to self connections, problem and solution, making inferences, writing activities, main idea, author's purpose, making mental images, offering opinions and advice, reading comprehension, and much more.
These activities can be used for whole class learning, during small group guided reading time, as individual student work, or as part of a book club. Copy a pack for each student and you're ready to go!
THE NIGHT BEFORE ST PATRICK'S DAY CRAFT
The unit includes a craftivity that makes a fun seasonal St. Patrick's Day bulletin board display, to showcase student learning. This craft has students writing and drawing about what they would do if they caught a leprechaun.
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