Description
In this short and very fun information filled unit, your family will learn the Christian perspectives of what is St. Patrick’s Day, who was St. Patrick, do Christians celebrate St. Patrics Day, and more about the holiday with fun Christian based assignments and crafts!
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Parent Introduction
Is this a Christian holiday? Why do people wear green? Why is his name St. Patrick? Was Patrick even a saint? Have you ever wondered about any of these questions? Or are you like me, every time I see St. Patrick’s day come up, I just blaze past all the green shamrocks, leprechauns, and pots of gold filled with chocolate covered coins.
Read the article here! Posting 3/6/24
The Unit
This unit will not take a whole day, you can do sections or take a break from the norm and replace a subject your student is already working on, such as: art, language arts, social studies or history.
These lessons can also be done in two days, if desired. You can complete assignments and projects throughout the month of march for fun.
If there is an additional writing prompt that you want your upper-level grades to do, you can add points or credits for a fully written paper. A writing rubric & planner is included.
Sections
Read aloud: A portion of reading that the teacher or parent reads to the students. There are “words to know,” and other optional sections you can utilize while teaching the lesson, especially if you are using this unit to temporarily replace a core subject such as language arts.
Assignment: The task or project assigned to the lesson for the day. You can choose between two assignments, one for lower levels and one for upper levels. Regardless of “grade” or level, choose the assignment that fits your child and have fun!
Bonus: These are bonus assignments for outside study or writing prompts, if you do them, choose based on the level of your student.
See the unit previews and check out the written article for more information.
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