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Make St. Patrick’s Day celebration more memorable for the students in this activity as they bring good luck to the classroom. What makes it more challenging and exciting is: it is going to be 3D!
In commemoration of St. Patrick’s Day, the students will make three-dimensional four-leaf clovers. This plant is believed to bring good luck to people who find it.
Figuratively, our hearts are the softest parts of our body. But what if it is made of straws and is formed of various triangles? The students’ hidden talents in architecture will shine in this activity.
When you love someone, it is easy to do something special for them. Showcase your love and art skills in this flipping art activity.
One key takeaway about stopping the spread of COVID19 is to stop touching your eyes, nose and mouth but sometimes, we forget about it. What if we create something that will protect our face from being touched? Learn more about it in this lesson.
The Leprechaun is a common symbol of good luck and a familiar face when celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. This lesson, students will create a bookmark that looks like a lucky leprechaun.
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