St. Patricks Day is an Irish Holiday celebrated in Ireland and all over the U.K. as well the United States. It is celebrated every year on March 17th. St. Patricks Day is celebrated to honor the Irish culture and the patron saint of Ireland. His name was St. Patrick. It is a Day to celebrate luck. Each class learned about St. Patricks day by participarting in a St. Patricks Day activity.

In classes 1 and 2 the students made St. Patricks Day hats out of green paper. They decorated and colored drawingings of leprechauns, pots of gold, and shamrocks. These drawings were pasted onto the hats.

In class 3 the students decorated and colored templates of St. Patricks Day symbols such as: leprechauns, pots of gold, shamrocks, rainbows, and gold. These drawing were put together into a collage in the corridor to make a mural. 

In class 4 the students made leprechauns. The leprechaun bodies were made of green sticky paper and craft eyes. The hat was made of green, yellow, and black foam paper. The arms and the legs were made of green fuzzy sticks. The leprechauns were hung in the corridor.

In classes 5 and 6 the students were shown a powerpoint by Alice. While watching the powerpoint they learned about different St. Patricks Day traditions celebrated in the United States. After the students made shamrocks out of paper. First they wrote the phrase I am lucky because, on the stem of the shamrock. Then they had to write 4 reasons why they are luck on each leaf of the shamrock. Finally, they decorated the shamrocks and they were hung in the corridor to create one big shamrock.