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Get ready for St. Patrick’s Day with I ♥ Coloring Shamrocks for students. Four designs available for all ages, including a challenging option. Use for indoor recess, parties, free time, read aloud, and class decor. Digital version on Minds in Bloom website. Fun for everyone!
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St. Patrick’s Day is coming soon, so why not give your students these I ♥ Coloring Shamrocks? There are four designs that you can use in print of digitally. There is one with bigger spaces for younger kids and 3 more involved designs for older kids and adults (the last one is particularly challenging!) Use for indoor recess, parties, free time, read aloud and class decor. So much fun, you might just color one yourself!
The digital version is housed on the Minds in Bloom website.
Happily brought to you by Rachel Lynette and Cassi Noack of Minds in Bloom.
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| Grade Level | 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, Homeschool |
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Terri F. –
My students colored these for their lockers and love it! They don’t get a lot of time to color just for fun, so they enjoyed this resource! Thank you!
Natalie T. –
Awesome designs, students loved some mindful colouring for St. Patrick’s Day!
Michelle H. –
My students are amazing artists and always clamor for relevant coloring activities. They loved it!
Jennifer M. –
My students like to color when all work is completed and love it!
Elizabeth Kom –
I had to do some testing of individual students for report cards, RQCs. This was engaging for the students who were not being tested and I will use their art on my bulletin board for the month of March.
Laura Trapp – The Trapped Librarian –
My students loved to use these at our coloring center in March!
Paw-some Project –
Students loved working on this after they were done with their work!
Patricia H. –
We colored over Zoom together, onscreen, while having conversations. Very calming.
Sarah C. –
This was a great resource for St. Patrick’s day. The students found is easier to color with colored pencils and thin markers. We colored them to decorate our classroom- they look amazing.
Linda R. –
Nice resource. Like the variety. some bigger coloring areas for those with not so good motor skills and then very tiny areas for those who have better motor control