Celebrate St Patrick’s Day with your students with these quick, easy activities!
Ask your class to come up with a hypothesis before you begin. Use this free Hypothesis worksheet to prompt your students to think about what might happen.
Help your students to develop their stories using our free Narrative Plan graphic organiser here!
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