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* Make a rainbow - a science experiment.
* Teach children about the Trinity the same way St. Patrick did - through shamrocks. Click here for easy crafts that will help.
* Watch the Veggie Tales version of the story of St. Patrick.
* Make shamrock lacing cards.
* Sort or Graph Lucky Charms.
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* Make a snake. St. Patrick is said to have driven snakes out of Ireland; most historians believe snakes really represent paganism in this story. Make a snake shape from a paper chain, then use pens, crayons, and scraps of construction paper to make a face on the snake. Or make snake pops, a spiral snake, a snake cake, or a snake sandwich.
* Serve up green Mint Chocolate Chip cookies.
* Lay out strawberry slices, blueberries, kiwi pieces, pineapple chunks, and melon chunks into the shape of a rainbow. Place marshmallows, whipped cream, or whipped cream cheese at one end, for a cloud.
* Serve mini shamrock pizzas. Spread pizza sauce on half an English muffin or hamburger bun. Sprinkle with mozzarella cheese and cut out a green bell pepper and lay the pieces out to make a shamrock on the pizza. Toast until the cheese melts.
* Eat Rainbow Pudding.
Lovely activities for kids on St.Patricks day.
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