
Welcome my St. Patrick's Day Teaching Resources web page for teachers.
On this page, you will find St. Patrick's Day and March teaching resources for English,
powerpoint lesson plans, bulletin board displays, and printable worksheets for creative writing assignments.
Since St. Patrick's Day is not a very large holiday, I have not created as many themed resources
for this holiday as I have for some of the other months. All of my St. Patrick's Day
teaching resources can be found on this page.

There are 14 sets of questions and answers in this St. Patrick's Day Pot of
Gold Powerpoint Presentation. There are a total of 35 slides in this presentation.
This powerpoint lesson reviews words that often confuse students that contain,
or do not contain, apostrophes using a fun St. Patrick's Day theme.
The following words are reviewed in this lesson: its/it's, whose/who's, were/we're, and their/they're.
Below is an example of a question slide.

Below is an example of an answer slide.

This St. Patrick's Day powerpoint includes a student response answer worksheet. By
using this printable worksheet, your students will be actively engaged in participating in this
review of tricky word pairs. This response worksheet is found on slide 35 of the presentation.
To print this worksheet out for your students, open the powerpoint presentation and when you go to print it,
select only slide 35 to print, and by doing this, you will not print out all 35 slides that are in this set.

Click on the link below to download a free sample of this set of St. Patrick's Day powerpoint
lesson plans.
This Pot of Gold Tricky Word Pairs sample will show you an example of a question
slide, and this is the section where students write their answers on their
response worksheets.
Next, you will see an example of an answer slide,
where you review the answers to each question and students grade their work.

"Leprechauns Love To Read" is a sticker chart set that will motivate your students to read
at home during the month of March. This set of St. Patrick's Day teaching resources contains 17 pages of printable worksheets.
This "Leprechauns Love To Read" sticker chart set contains the following components:
You can cut out these reading sticker charts along the thick black lines to have unique leprechaun shaped reading sticker charts.

I have designed two different leprechaun templates. You can choose to use the template
that has a face already drawn on it, or you can use the template with a blank face and students
can enjoy drawing their own face for their leprechaun reading sticker chart.


Below: This set includes a St. Patrick's Day student award certificate that you can present
to your students when they have completed their Leprechauns Love To Read sticker chart. A black
and white copy of this award certificate is also included in this set.

Below is a letter that you can send home to parents that explains this
home reading program, along with the worksheet for parents to sign each time their child reads
at home. This parent letter is in the form of a Microsoft Word document so that you can
edit it to your own word choice.

Below: This set includes 4 leprechauns to use as bulletin board accent
pieces to help you create your eye-catching bulletin board display.
The 4 reading slogans that are written inside the leprechaun's hat are:



"My Pot of Gold" is a sticker chart set that you can use to motivate and reward your students
during the month of March. These St. Patrick's Day teaching resources contain 11 pages of printable worksheets.
This set of sticker charts does not have a goal (ex. reading 20 books, completing homework), so
you can choose the goal to set for your students for this sticker chart set.
This St. Patrick's Day sticker chart set contains the following components:
You can cut out these sticker charts along the thick black lines to have
uniquely shaped pot of gold sticker charts.
Below are the two different sticker chart templates (the color printable worksheets are shown). One set has clover leaves
inside the gold coins where you place the students' stickers, and the other
one has plain gold coins. There are also black and white versions of each sticker chart template included
in this set of teaching resources (not shown).

This set of St. Patrick's Day teaching resources includes a matching Golden Achievement Award certificate that you can present to your students
when they have completed the goal that you have set for them. A black and white copy of this award certificate is also included
in this set of teaching resources (not shown).
This recycling and environmental set of teaching
resources can be used anytime of the school year.
March is the perfect time of the year for your students to "Think Green" because St. Patrick's
Day is associated with the color green.
This set of environmental teaching resources is designed so that
you can link your language arts and science lesson plans together.
Think Green is a teaching resourcse set that includes a creative writing worksheet on which
students can write an essay about ways to help protect the environment or tips for recycling items that are used in their homes.
This set of environmental lesson plans also includes a recycling sticker chart and an award certificate.
There are 11 pages of printable worksheets in this set of environmental teaching resources:


Below: This sticker chart can be cut out along the thick black borders so that you have
uniquely shaped recycling trash can sticker charts. There are 20 boxes for students to earn stickers for
performing tasks that are related to recycling or that are helpful to the environment.

Below: You can present this award certificate to your students at the end of this
Think Green unit or when they have completed their sticker charts.

I have included a sticker chart in this recycling and environmental set of teaching
resources because I use this incentive chart with my students during the months of
March (Think Green) and April (Earth Day is April 22).
I begin this unit in March to tie in with green for St. Patrick's Day and finish
it in April to tie in with April 22, Earth Day.
During March and April, my students complete various tasks to earn stickers on their
Think Green sticker charts. These tasks range from bringing in aluminum cans from home,
collecting paper in classrooms to recycle, or writing about something that they have
done at home that helps to conserve energy or protect the environment.
I finish this unit on April 22, Earth Day. On this day, our class has a Think Green Earth
Day party. All of the food items for this party are required to be green in color or
healthy vegetables. My students have brought in cucumber sticks, green pasta with peas
and broccoli in it, tossed salads, tabouli, and for dessert I have made green jello.
For our Think Green Earth Day party, we use paper plates (no plastic allowed) and students
bring in their own fork or spoon so they don't throw plastic forks and spoons in the
trash. If my students bring in food to share with their classmates, it has to be in washable
containers which students would bring back home with them.
Although my students were having a party with primarily healthy food, they had a great time and
enjoyed every minute of it.
By talking about how we can prepare for our Think Green Earth Day
party so that we won't have to throw away any plastic or aluminum foil, it made my students
think about how they could follow these same procedures for other similar events.



5 page bulletin board display banner (shown above)

Color printable worksheets (shown above)

5 page bulletin board display banner (shown above)

Color printable worksheets (shown above)


The first thing that teachers do each month is change their classroom calendars.
Above is an example of
my printable monthly calendar for March. I have designed the calendar templates in this
holiday calendar to fit inside the monthly calendar pocket charts that many
teachers use.
The large March calendar title is a 2 page banner template that is glued together and cut out.
This printable calendar set for March includes large calendar templates for the 7 days of the
week: Monday (shown above), Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
This printable calendar set for March includes smaller calendar pieces for the 7 days of the
week that will fit inside your calendar pocket chart.
The square calendar number dates (1-31) also fit inside pocket charts. There are square birthday
calendar templates for you to print and write your students' names and birthdays on.
This set includes a printable blank calendar piece (not shown) for you to use for a variety of different purposes.
There are 11 printable calendar pages in this March teaching resources calendar set.

Thank you for visiting my St. Patrick's Day Teaching Resources page.
Please be sure to check out the other pages on Unique
Teaching Resources for a large variety of fun lesson plan activities
that will engage your students in learning and save you valuable time.
Sincerely, Heidi McDonald
Creator and Site Manager
Unique Teaching Resources



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