St. Patrick’s Day in the Classroom

Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone!  First of all, thank you to all of the nice folks who commented on my giveaway, I sent out the email this morning to all those who left their email.  If you didn’t receive the email, please comment again, with your email address, so I can send you the PDF of the leprechaun and the pot of gold!  🙂

I wanted to show a couple of pics of the leprechaun that visited our classroom yesterday.  We made leprechaun footprints using a sponge and green paint (mixed with soap, so it would come off easily) and placed them all over the room while the kids were at recess.  This is what they came back to…

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There was a set of footprints on everyone’s desk, along with green glitter…
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The sneaky leprechaun left a pot with candy and some Lucky Charms for us to graph.  
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I used the printable that Fran made at Kindergarten Crayons for the kids to graph the marshmallows!  First they placed the marshmallows on the graph, then they colored the squares, and then enjoyed their snack!
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 Some of the teachers made these shirts earlier in the week with the kid’s hand prints.  This was the front…
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 And the back…
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I am a year older this weekend, so the kids wanted to guess my age, and this is what they came up with:
(let’s just say I am somewhere between Savannah and Hailey)
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9 responses to “St. Patrick’s Day in the Classroom”

  1. Tammy Avatar
    Tammy

    I always ask my kids to guess my age at the beginning of the year. What an insight it is into their idea of number sense and age in general. No, I'm not 7. Nor am I 90.

    ❀ Tammy
    Forever in First

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  2. Jennie Jensen Avatar
    Jennie Jensen

    I would love a copy of leprechaun and pot of gold. Thanks!

    [email protected]

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  3. Erica Avatar
    Erica

    So incredibly cute!!!!

    Erica

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  4. Journey of a Substitute Teacher (Ms. T) Avatar
    Journey of a Substitute Teacher (Ms. T)

    What, you aren't going to be 106?!?! Lol 🙂

    Cute shirts!

    Journey of a Substitute Teacher

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  5. Unknown Avatar
    Unknown

    Cute pics! Happy birthday!

    http://thedailycupcake-akindergartenblog.blogspot.com/

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  6. Cupcake Avatar
    Cupcake

    Happy Birthday! 🙂 That sneaky leprechaun visited my class, too 😉
    ❤Teri
    A Cupcake for the Teacher

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  7. Vickie Avatar
    Vickie

    Cute…looks like your kids had fun!
    Vickie

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  8. Tangelia C. Avatar
    Tangelia C.

    Its so funny to listen to kids talk about age. They have no understanding of what it means to be older than like 12. Its too cute.

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  9. Jeannie Avatar
    Jeannie

    Love Love Love your leprechaun visit! So darling and I bet the kids had a ball!!…also love the leprechaun confetti – jealous I didn't find that!

    ✿~jeannie~
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