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Wherever you're from, make sure you celebrate this 17 March by watching your local parade, drinking some Irish beer or perhaps just by wearing a silly green hat. And don't forget to wish your friends a wonderful Saint Patrick's Day, or, as they say in Ireland, 'Happy Paddy's Day!' Saint Patrick’s Day or the Feast of Saint Patrick is widely celebrated by the Irish diaspora, especially in places such as Great Britain, Canada, the United States, Argentina, Australia, and New Zealand, among others. It is a cultural and religious holiday celebrated on 17 March. Free St Patrick's Day activities, self-study English lessons and TEFL teaching materials for all ages and levels. Resources include St Patrick's Day exercises, graded reading texts, easy vocabulary lessons and worksheets, and online quizzes on the topic of Saint Patrick's Day history and modern day celebrations. This St. Patrick’s Day Articles & Comprehension Activities resource is designed to keep students engaged with compelling topics, interactive vocabulary work, and thought-provoking questions that get them talking and thinking. Plus, it’s easy to prep and implement—saving you time while keeping learning exciting! A St. Patrick's Day-themed reading comprehension exercise. Students read a text with missing words and choose the correct answer from three options below. Only one option is correct, and students must fill in the gaps using their understanding of the context. It's not editable. Read the article and answer the 17 questions below about St Patrick’s Day 1. When is St Patrick’s Day? 2. Why is this day celebrated as St Patrick’s Day? 3. Where is it celebrated? 4. When was St Patrick born? 5. What happened to St Patrick at the age of 16? 6. What did the saint see as his ‘calling’? 7. What is a shamrock? 8. Celebrating this lucky day with you in spirit. Have a fantastic St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s hoping your St. Paddy’s Day is filled with sunshine, smiles, and endless fun. May your troubles be few, your blessings be plenty, and your beer always be cold! Wishing you the happiest St. Patrick’s Day, full of memories you’ll cherish forever. Students answer thought-provoking questions about St. Patrick’s Day traditions, lucky symbols, and personal experiences, encouraging meaningful conversations. Creative Writing Task Learners write an informal letter inviting a friend to a St. Patrick’s Day celebration, practicing essential writing skills in a fun, real-world context. Ideal For: This lesson plan for teachers of teenagers and adults at upper intermediate level explores the theme of St. Patrick's Day. Students will build their knowledge of this day and develop reading, speaking and writing skills. St. Patrick’s Day: History, Legends, and Global Traditions is a 45-minute ESL lesson designed for intermediate-level students (B1-B2). This engaging curriculum combines language learning with cultural exploration, introducing students to the history and global traditions of St. Patrick’s Day. Read the following article about St. Patrick’s Day. Then answer the reading comprehension questions below. St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday celebrated in honour of Ireland’s patron saint, St. Patrick. It is a very important day in Ireland and has become a popular holiday all over the world. Through guided conversations and comprehension tasks, students will share their thoughts, compare traditions, and reflect on the cultural significance of St. Patrick’s Day. With plenty of opportunities for participation, this lesson encourages meaningful communication while building confidence in English.
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