This is a clip of a puppet show I made with my students using these puppets and the song Goliath by the Donut Man. Students have been blurred out but you can still follow their movements.
Science connection: Rock Study I used this rock report - it is not free, but only 50 cents From Kindergarten Kiosk (not my store)
http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/My-Rock-Report
Teach students that St. Patrick's Day is more than leprechauns, rainbows, and pots of gold. Learning about the Patron Saint of Ireland is not only fun, it is also inspiring, as St. Patrick sacrificed much, endured hardships and isolation, all in the name of spreading the Gospel of Christ.
Although the story of how St. Patrick used the shamrock to teach about the Trinity is a legend, reading and learning about it brings a Godly element to our celebrations.
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May your day be blessed with the love and grace of God!
Thanks Lauren!!!
I found this great song about St. Patrick on Youtube that would go great with your Shamrock Lesson.
When I first started teaching in the wonderful Catholic School in which I teach, I had one of those awesome parents who was always there when I needed an extra hand and always had a smile on her face when she was in the classroom. During the time that she was with me, she shared this sweet Lenten cross project that I do every year. I think of her every time I get the materials out- what a sweet memory!
This project is easy and if you are looking for a striking bulletin board, this fills that need! (Click the picture above to get a Google doc of the project!)
The first thing I do is teach my students the meaning of the colors:
BLACK - We all sin.
RED - Jesus died.
WHITE - Jesus wiped our sins away.
GREEN - Jesus gives us new life.
YELLOW - We have new life in Heaven with Jesus.
To do the project, children trace the cross onto purple construction paper and glue onto a half sheet of black construction paper. Children cut small pieces of black, red, white, green, and yellow construction paper and glue onto the cross in a mosaic pattern. Glue the words onto the other side of the black paper. Voila! An easy craft with a BIG meaning!
When my students finish their crosses, they make a fun Lenten bracelet using the Lenten colors.