Math & Literacy St. Patrick’s Day Centers
$7.50
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with these St. Patrick’s Day centers! There are 7 math and 7 literacy centers included! Plus includes a fun CVC game, math game and writing prompts!
# of Pages: 95
File Type: PDF
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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with these St. Patrick’s Day centers! There are 7 math and 7 literacy centers included! Plus includes a fun CVC game, math game and writing prompts! All math and literacy activities include a recording sheet!
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St. Patrick’s Day Centers:
Math:
– Lengthy Leprechauns (nonstandard measurement)
– St. Patty’s Sums (addition to 10, using a picture to solve a problem)
– Shamrock Subtraction (ten frames, decomposing ten, subtraction)
– Add the Gold (modeling addition problems)
– What’s at the End of the Rainbow? (numbers before and after)
– Leprechaun’s Gold (coin identification, counting coins)
– Spin, Tally & Graph (gather, record, and analyze data; tally marks; graphing)
Literacy:
– Pot o’ Words (word families, real & nonsense words)
– Scrambled Shamrocks (sight word identification)
– Shamrock Syllables (syllables)
– Leprechaun CVC Mats (CVC words, elkonin boxes)
– Draw It, Write It, Stamp It (CVC words)
– Leprechuan’s Lucky Letters (abc order, missing letters)
– Roll a Word (sight word identification, counting letters in words)
Games:
– Shamrock! (CVC words) **also included in my “St. Patrick’s Day Game Pack”
– St. Patrick’s Day Bump (addition) **also included in my “St. Patrick’s Day Game Pack”
Writing:
– How to Catch a Leprechaun
– If I Found a Pot of Gold
If you enjoy these activities, please check out “St. Patrick’s Day Game Pack” for more St. Patrick’s Day fun!
I hope your students love celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with these St. Patrick’s Day centers!
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38 reviews for Math & Literacy St. Patrick’s Day Centers
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Miss Sarahsoda –
One of my favorites! The kids enjoyed this unit a lot!
Crafting 2 Learn –
Cute!
Barbara W. –
This was lots of fun for my kindergarten friends!
Meagan Beasley –
So cute!
Kate C. –
🙂
Paula H. –
So helpful!
Aloha to Second –
I am so glad I found this before St. Patrick’s Day! I cannot wait to use this. It is so full of so many activities!
Stepping Into Math –
These look great. Can’t wait to use them in centers for my lower group!
A is for Apples –
Love this set of activities!! A must have for March literacy and math stations! Thank you!!
MRS GROOMS ROOM –
I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this unit!!!! They are going to have sooo much fun learning and working with these centers. Thank you for your hard work!!
Amy Hubbard –
I have no words. This is such a great product!
Sandra R. –
LOVED the cvc word work. Thanks so much. I’m hoping you have more activities like this.
One Sharp Bunch –
Yes, I do! There are some cvc mats in my Christmas pack, and I will be uploading a new spring pack that has them too (Bring on Spring). I do have some Thanksgiving ones made, but haven’t uploaded those yet. Glad you liked them! Thanks!
Jean N. –
Love these! I made them into flipcharts tht I could use to model! Great activity and the kidos love it!
One Sharp Bunch –
Great idea! Thank you!
Kathy M. –
Great! Thanks, you saved me lots of time!
One Sharp Bunch –
You are welcome! Thank you for your purchase! Enjoy!
Nancy S. –
awesome!
One Sharp Bunch –
Thanks! Enjoy!
Teresa S. –
So cute!
One Sharp Bunch –
Thank you so much for your purchase and feedback! 🙂
Vicky Cashwell –
Fabulous! My kids were over the moon for this!
One Sharp Bunch –
Woohoo! I am glad they enjoyed the activities! Thank you!
Jill R. –
Love these ideas. I can’t wait to use them in my classroom.
One Sharp Bunch –
Yay! Thank you for your feedback! Please let me know if you have any suggestions once you’ve had a chance to use them. Happy teaching!