Saint Patrick’s Day Editing Printables

I have created 5 editing tasks for my class to complete this week. They are all based around the theme of St. Patrick’s Day so there should be lots of learning involved.

There are spelling errors, capital letters and full stops to be corrected in each task. My class just love anything that involves whipping out their highlighters!!!

Here are two of the editing tasks for you to view:

Please click here to download all 5 St. Patrick’s Day editing tasks

I am sure that these St. Patrick’s Day editing tasks will be useful to lots of parents and teachers out there. I tried to include some very simple yet important facts about Ireland and what makes us Irish.

Have fun,

Miss Mernagh 🙂


p.s : clipart is by http://www.djinkers.com
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St. Patrick’s Day Printables

I can hardly believe that St. Patrick’s Day is only around the corner! My class have been busy preparing for our “cruinniĂş sa halla”. They have so many amazing “rann” and “amhráin” that I don’t know what to pick!

Our P.E Class yesterday was entirely “as Gaeilge” and we had a ball. We  warmed up with Ceann, Guailli, Gluan is Cos (Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes) and played “Soilse Tráchta” (Traffic Lights) and Isteach is amach trĂ­ na CloigĂ­nĂ­ Gorma (In and out the dusty bluebells).

Next week I plan to do a St. Patrick’s Day activity daily.

Here is the first of the series:

Click here to download

Children need to help Liam Leprechaun collect more gold by reading and colouring only those words that make sense. All words are based on the Magic E which we have been studying ( a-e, i-e, o-e, u-e).

Have fun,

Miss Mernagh 🙂

Over the rainbow this St. Patrick’s Day!

I just love this St. Patrick’s Day hat, don’t you? I updated my tried and tested one with some new DJ Inkers Clip art and it is now even cuter than ever! Kids get such a blast out of  having a rainbow over their head. We always wear them to Assembly to celebrate Seachtain na Gaeilge (Irish Week) and sing a little song. It really is the most adorable sight that you have ever seen!

I have included all the necessary clip art in my download: shamrocks, rainbow, Leprechauns and a pot of gold. It’s kinda hard to see, but there is the obligatory “pot of gold” at the other side of the rainbow. Click here to download.

Clipart by DJInkers

Print my download onto an A4 sheet of white card (Card is essential for your rainbow to remain upright).

A sheet of A3 coloured card, glue, scissors, a stapler, a ruler,  crayons and creativity are the only other things you need.

1. Measure out the strips for your headband.

2. Cut out the strips.

3. Staple the two strips together to make one long strip.

4. “Wrap” it around your child’s head to get the circumference right.

5. Have your budding artist colour in all the necessary clip art and glue them to the band. I find stapling the rainbow works better than glue or tape.

That’s it, guys. I hope that you have lots of fun making and wearing my design.

*Beannachtaí na Feile Pádraig daoibh!

Have fun,

Miss Mernagh 🙂

Happy St. Patrick’s Day is pronounced:  bann/ockt/tee nih fail/eh pawd/rig dee/iv