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History of St. Patrick's Day Reading & Parade Float Design
Looking for a fun St. Patrick's Day lesson that meets state standards and doesn't involve coloring shamrocks? We've got you. Students learn about the origins of St. Patrick's Day, how blue was the original color, the Shamorock wasn't unlucky, and that anti-Irish discrimination transformed a religious holiday into a street party. Then design a history-themed parade float and provide a brief explanation of each element in their float design to connect it back to history. Students then design a
6th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
Goldie-Blox and the Parade Float: Speech/ Language Book Companion
Articulation (/s/, /r/, /l/ and /th/) and wh- questions from Goldie Blox and the Parade Float (book and building activity) targeting some of the most written IEP goals, quickly. (Activity/ book targets: following directions, fine motor and vocabulary... these are amazing activities!)
PreK - 5th
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Valentine’s Day | Civil Rights & Suffrage | Parade of Equality | K-12
💘✊ Bonus Lesson – Valentine’s Parade of Equality ❤️🎈Title: Valentine’s Day | Civil Rights & Suffrage | Parade of Equality | K-12Product Description:💘 Overview: Step into the parade of history with the Valentine’s Parade of Equality! 🎈❤️ This bonus lesson transforms Valentine’s Day floats into symbols of justice, equality, and love. Students design creative floats that honor leaders like MLK, Rosa Parks, and Susan B. Anthony — celebrating how love and fairness go hand in hand.✨ 🎁 This free l
K - 12th
Government, Other (ELA), U.S. History
Mini Mardi Gras Parade Activity | Social Skills & Group Participation Lesson
Turn your classroom into a festive parade! This Mini Mardi Gras Parade teaches teamwork, turn-taking, and following directions in a fun and structured way. WHAT'S INCLUDED: Lesson plan and group activity guide Parade checklist Teacher instructions Optional reflection questions HOW TO USE: Assign roles (leaders, musicians, float holders). March together while practicing communication and social interaction. PERFECT FOR: Social skills groups Inclusion celebrations Classroom community-building S
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Other (Arts), Speaking & Listening
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Compare/Contrast
Use these images of Floats from the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade to engage your students while working on comparing and contrasting characters. You can also focus on one of the images to target describing skills, yes/no questions, WH questions, syntax or grammar, verbs, etc. Pair these images with a book like "Balloons Over Broadway" or "Thanksgiving Parade" for an easy add on to this topic. All images were gathered from Google and are not my own.
2nd - 7th
English Language Arts
Distance Learning: Build a Float!
Build a Float! This is an open-ended activity that is perfect to use when discussing parades with your students. Use this FREEBIE with your favorite picture book or after watching a parade! Your students can request items for their personalized float, and write a description of what they included. If you use this with a larger group, you could consider having a "parade" and display the floats in your classroom/office! Included in this FREEBIE: - 3 floats - Parade decorations - "Describe your
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