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Name 3 things that are green.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
If you caught a leprechaun, what would you name him/her?
Give your leprechaun a first and last name.
Read this sentence twice: The leprechaun put seven pieces of gold under the playground.
Grab a shovel!
Read this sentence twice: Leo the lucky leprechaun ate rainbows for breakfast.
Yum!
What would you do if you found a gold coin?
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Unscramble this sentence: speech March fun I had in on 17th.
Yeah you did!
Use the words "rainbow" and "clouds" in one sentence.
I like rainbows.
Use the words "lucky charms" in a sentence.
Yay!
What green foods do you eat?
So healthy!
Would you rather be a lucky leprechaun, that might be caught by a human, or a sleepy leprechaun, that lives alone in the forest?
Hmmm...
Read the sentence twice: Iris lives in Ireland with Izzy.
Nice!
Would you rather wear a leprechaun's top hat or a football helmet to school all day, every day.
Hats off to you
Read the sentence twice: I am lucky to have a fun 3rd grade teacher.
Yes, yes you are!
Read this sentence: On St Patrick's day, celebrations include parades and festivals.
Did you use your good speech sounds?
Make one sentence using the words "shamrock" and "parade"
I like parades.
Have you ever had a shamrock shake? What do you think is in it?
Yum!
Have you ever heard of this weather folklore about March: If March comes in like a lion, it will go out like a lamb.
I like warm, sunny weather.
Read these sentences: Soda bread is popular in Ireland. Some people like it sweet with a spoonful of honey, sugar or dried fruits.
Yum, sounds good to me!
Joke: Why can't you iron a four-leaf clover?
Because you shouldn't press your luck!
Joke: Where can you always find gold?
In the dictionary!
If someone is lucky, what does that mean?
Are you lucky?
Read the sentence twice: Golden horseshoes and clovers are symbols seen on St Patrick's Day.
Did you know both are symbols of good luck.
Read the fun fact: In folktales, leprechauns were cranky and responsible for mending the shoes of the other fairies.
ha ha ha
Read the fun fact: Corned beef and cabbage is often eaten on St. Patrick’s Day.
Would you eat it?