1. Shamrock Crafts: Paper and art supplies were provided for students to make paper shamrocks. They could paint them with colors, draw pictures, or write messages about friendship and good luck.

2. Treasure Hunt: Organize a treasure hunt in the yard. Hide "gold coins" (such as gold-wrapped chocolates) and give clues related to the history of Saint Patrick and Irish culture.

3. Storytelling: Read a story about Saint Patrick and his importance in Irish culture. Afterward, discuss with students what they learned and how Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated in different parts of the world.

4. Trivia Game: A trivia game about Saint Patrick, Ireland, and its traditions was prepared, and students were divided into teams to compete for small prizes.

The elementary school children made posters to explain the most important elements of this celebration.

Most of them wore green to highlight this important color and also because it is the day of the man, at the end of the day they did some sharing in each classroom.

Some high school girls went through some classrooms to make a reading of the origin of this holiday.

Teacher kelly and two students in fifth grade.

Teacher kelly and two students in fifth grade.

Each grade took a photo with their teachers, and parents concluded the events