St. Patrick's Day is a fun holiday that many enjoy. With no need to buy presents, decorate the house, or send cards, it is a delightfully low maintenance event. Depending on how easy you want to make your celebration, you may even opt to enjoy your Irish dinner at a restaurant that serves a special holiday menu; however, to add a little touch of homemade, this recipe is the perfect choice.
Irish soda bread is a quick bread, which means that you don't need to work with yeast and wait for the dough to rise. Simply measure, mix, and bake,
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St. Patrick’s Day Reading
by Jessica B. March 12th, 2012 | St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick’s day is coming, and there are a lot of great classic books to put your family in the mood. Here are a few reading tips for kids of all ages.
A great place to start is to go through some traditional Irish literature. The story of St. Patrick himself is always worth taking a look at, and it has been republished in many new, kid-friendly forms. The Story of St. Patrick’s Day by Patricia Pingry is one such book.
If you are looking for something more laid back and fun, why not try something like the Leprechaun’s Gold by
A great place to start is to go through some traditional Irish literature. The story of St. Patrick himself is always worth taking a look at, and it has been republished in many new, kid-friendly forms. The Story of St. Patrick’s Day by Patricia Pingry is one such book.
If you are looking for something more laid back and fun, why not try something like the Leprechaun’s Gold by
St. Patrick’s Day Crafts
by Jessica B. March 8th, 2012 | St. Patrick's Day
It’s almost St. Patty’s Day! What better way to celebrate the Irish than with a few different St. Patrick’s Day themed crafts. Get out your green construction paper, your green glitter, and your four-leaf clovers.
Here are some easy and fun activities for you and your kids. These crafts are best for children ages 2 and up. As always, you can tweak them to make them easier or more difficult – and you can use things you find at home or head out to the craft’s store and buy special supplies, whatever you prefer.
1) Four-leaf clover – Everyone knows four-leaf
Here are some easy and fun activities for you and your kids. These crafts are best for children ages 2 and up. As always, you can tweak them to make them easier or more difficult – and you can use things you find at home or head out to the craft’s store and buy special supplies, whatever you prefer.
1) Four-leaf clover – Everyone knows four-leaf
St. Patrick’s Day Decorations
by T Akery March 5th, 2012 | St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick's Day, March 17th, is the highlight of Irish American Heritage Month. This month's party color is green, which symbolizes a lot of things for the Irish. You really can't have a St. Patrick's Day party without incorporating this color into your party decor. Just as important is choosing the right green. The Irish green is a light, springy color that is the color of grass covered hills in Ireland.
Create streamers of the famous shamrock out of green construction paper. The shamrock is a symbol of luck in the Irish culture, and it is one of the most
Create streamers of the famous shamrock out of green construction paper. The shamrock is a symbol of luck in the Irish culture, and it is one of the most
An Authentic Irish Celebration
by Chang Song March 17th, 2011 | Party Ideas, St. Patrick's Day
During most holidays, what make them so great and memorable for kids and adults alike are the gifts and the parties. While the gifts can only amuse us for some period of time, the memories of great holiday parties will surely stick in everyone's memory for years to come. With St. Patrick's Day here, you can make this holiday great and make some great memories that will be with you and your family for a long time.
Unlike the other holidays we celebrate here in the United States, St. Patrick's Day is a little more unique, which makes the parties
Unlike the other holidays we celebrate here in the United States, St. Patrick's Day is a little more unique, which makes the parties
