I'm So Lucky

The little leprechaun is finished filling little baggies with Lucky Charms for her class in the morning (and may have eaten just as much as she packed).

When I get to school in the morning I'll print these little stickers and put them on the baggies. Nothing big, just a small little treat. I am constantly reminded that this is the last year these kiddos get to do the "fun" stuff. So I try to do small things and keep it all to a minimum.

Click here to retrieve the stickers below! 

We will watch the awesome BrainPOP video about St. Patrick's Day:  http://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/culture/stpatricksday/preview.weml

Finally we will complete the Criminal Leprechaun. I love the Criminal... series that can be found on TpT here! (and so do the kids).  

I hope you have a WONDERFULLY DELICIOUS St. Patrick's Day!

Here it is!

Items to Gather:  

• empty 7-Up/Sprite bottles
• holiday ribbon
• scissors
• hole punch
• writing/tag printables (click here for them)
• optional: glitter, four leaf clovers, gold coins, Lucky Charms, etc.

How to:
1. Begin by cleaning and emptying the soda bottles (including the labels)

2. Have the students use the printable to write their narrative on how to catch a leprechaun. Their writing should include items they can use in order to catch a leprechaun, these items can be placed inside their bottle. Items can be ones the teacher provides or items the students bring from home, but they must be able to fit inside the bottle.



3. The student will roll up their writing and put it inside the bottle.

4. Use the ribbon and printable tag to decorate the bottle.



Teaser...

Head over to Classroom DIY blog tomorrow to see what I will make with these: