St. Patrick’s Day Art Sub Plans for Elementary
Here is an elementary art activity for St. Patrick's Day and March. The blog "Coffee Cups and Crayons" has written up a fun and engaging activity called "Making a Leprechaun Trap."
Megan gives information about how she did the activity with her kids, but you could write up the directions in lesson plan form pretty easily. There is discussion, interaction and drawing. With her kids she had them draw on an old cereal box for a 3D effect. The drawing should work just as well on a sheet of paper. Her post is a good jumping off place for you to create a St. Patrick's themed sub plan.
St. Patrick’s Day STEAM Lesson
If you are looking for a St. Patrick's Day lesson for upper elementary and middle school, you might try this STEAM activity.
Students create a design using radial symmetry. Templates and samples are provided to give the students a boost to start. You can find that at the TPT shop: Cool Classroom Stuff.
Here's one more idea for St. Patrick's Day that works great as a sub lesson or early finishers activity.
The TPT Shop: Centers and Early Finishers has a doodle/pattern filling shamrock design that kids will enjoy.
Here's one for the early finishers. "Create a Leprechaun in Disguise."
Are there any other great ideas out there for St. Patty's Day? Let me know in the comments.
“On March 6, 2018, Artsy Ivie (TpT Seller) said: "This was wonderful for my 5th graders!!!!! Our school mascot is the Indian and they loved doing this project! Thank you for the editable powerpoint and for covering EVERYTHING in this.“
Something for Early Finishers
Here's another fun Thanksgiving idea. This worksheet is great for those early finishers. Kids draw a disguise for the poor turkey who is trying to escape a Thanksgiving dinner. Yikes! Create a Turkey in Disguise