Don't forget to wear green today!
We made "Leprechaun Traps" with our students yesterday. It was fun
to see them create their traps and get excited about them.
Below are a few pictures of the traps.
Here are some "facts" about Leprechauns before you see the pictures
The first one was the one I made to give an example to the kids.
We made "Leprechaun Traps" with our students yesterday. It was fun
to see them create their traps and get excited about them.
Below are a few pictures of the traps.
Here are some "facts" about Leprechauns before you see the pictures
- They like green
- They like shamrocks
- They like gold
- They like lucky charms
- They do not follow signs
The first one was the one I made to give an example to the kids.
I'm assuming this leprechaun must be very small to fit into that glass bottle.
There is actually "gold coins" inside the bottle but since they don't follow signs...you get the idea!
Next are some of the kids' traps.
10 sweet comments:
That's such a cute idea Brittany! I bet the students just loved making those traps!
I hope you're having a great week. I didn't have a good Monday, I hope today is better!
Love you so much!
Sharon
What a cute idea;-) I'll bet your students had fun coming up with different ideas for their traps. Very creative. Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Blessings,
Mary Anne
How cute! Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Yes!! I love corned beef and cabbage. I never used to eat it before i met my husband. His family always had it, so i grew to really like it. I am looking foward to eating it tonight. I love the traps!
I bet your students think you are the best:)
Hope the one they catch has a pot of gold!
What a cute kids craft. I will have to keep that in mind when Mary gets older. No we won't be having corn beef and cabbage tonight. We like it, but I forgot to buy corned beef. So, we will have to have something else:)
very cute!!!
at our school leprechauns "visit" the pre-school, kindergarten and 2nd grade rooms, but they always "skip" my 1st grade room. my cherubs always wonder why. so as not to be seen as a party-pooper, i tell them that i buy leprechaun insurance and the leprechauns have to leave us alone.
What a cute craft. When I taught kindergarten, I would always try to trap the leprechauns, but he would also get loose and destroy the classroom. We did have corned beef last night at my parents, I was surprised it was pretty good. Oh, you will have to drop by my blog I am giving away a copy of the Love Dare book. Hope you have a great Tuesday!
How cute, Brittany! I loved doing St. P's Day stuff when I used to teach. :o) In all honesty, I totally forgot that today was that holiday or else MG and I would've made something, LOL! But, and this is where frazzled mommy brain is most evident, we made Irish potatoes (a Philadelphia candy tradition) the other day for Ed's work guys...oh my, I need a new memory, haha!
Have a happy week, girl!
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