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Saint Patrick's Day Lesson, Page 2

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Clovers for Saint Patrick's Day

What are these?

  • They are three leaf clovers.
  • Clovers are symbols of Saint Patrick's Day.
  • If you find a four leaf clover, you will have good luck.

 

Green Leprechaun

Who is this?

  • It is a leprechaun.
  • Leprechauns are little fairies who live in Ireland.
  • They play tricks on people.

 

Pot of Gold at the End of a Rainbow

What does this picture represent?

  • It represents an Irish saying: "There is a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow."

 

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