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Mosaic Clover Art Activity

In Community & Culture Social Studies The Arts Visual Arts

PDF | 8 pages|Grades: 1 - 4

A creative art activity to use when learning about the Saint Patrick’s Day celebration.

This activity has been designed to compliment learning about cultural celebrations around the world.

Students create a mosaic clover (shamrock); a common symbol of the Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations.

This teaching resource includes:

instructions for students (including an example image of the finished product)
clover template
ten green patterned grids.

Read about more of our exciting St Patrick’s Day resources in Emma’s blog 10 St Patrick’s Day Activities for Lucky Students!

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