St. Patrick's Day Resources

By Anonymous -
Here are some St. Patrick's Day activities to share with your students:

 #1 Row Swap Puzzles

#2 Shamrock Shatter

#3 Spot the Difference


#4 Collect the Coins



#5 Shamrock Sudoku

Other resources can be found at KB Konnected's Livebinder

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