• Ireland - St. Patricks Day
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St. Pa­trick’s Day – What’s going on in Ire­land?

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Choo­se the text that fits your level (Easy – Me­di­um – Ad­van­ced).
Read it ca­re­ful­ly and tick the cor­rect ans­wer for each ques­ti­on.
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For fast fi­nis­her: Write 2 ques­ti­ons about the text for your class­ma­tes.
Make sure you also write the cor­rect ans­wers!

Level 3 – Ad­van­ced

St. Pa­trick’s Day – More Than Just Green Beer



Every year on March 17th, people all around the world ce­le­bra­te St. Pa­trick’s Day.

This cul­tu­ral and re­li­gious ho­li­day star­ted in Ire­land, but today it’s known glo­bal­ly.



People wear green clo­thes, de­co­ra­te with sham­rocks, and join pa­ra­des fil­led with music and dancing.

In places like Chi­ca­go, even ri­vers are dyed green for the day.

Alt­hough many people enjoy the fun, the day also has deep cul­tu­ral me­a­ning.



St. Pa­trick was a real per­son who lived in the 5th cen­tu­ry.

He was a mis­si­o­na­ry who hel­ped bring Chris­ti­a­ni­ty to Ire­land.

He is fa­mous for using the sham­rock, a small three-​leafed plant, to ex­plain the idea of Chris­ti­a­ni­ty.



Today, the sham­rock and the color green are strong sym­bols of Ire­land.

St. Pa­trick’s Day is a chan­ce for people to ce­le­bra­te Irish he­ri­ta­ge – no mat­ter where they live.

St. Pa­trick’s Day – More Than Just Green Beer



Every year on March 17th, people all around the world ce­le­bra­te St. Pa­trick’s Day.

This cul­tu­ral and re­li­gious ho­li­day star­ted in Ire­land, but today it’s known glo­bal­ly.



People wear green clo­thes, de­co­ra­te with sham­rocks, and join pa­ra­des fil­led with music and dancing.

In places like Chi­ca­go, even ri­vers are dyed green for the day.

Alt­hough many people enjoy the fun, the day also has deep cul­tu­ral me­a­ning.



St. Pa­trick was a real per­son who lived in the 5th cen­tu­ry.

He was a mis­si­o­na­ry who hel­ped bring Chris­ti­a­ni­ty to Ire­land.

He is fa­mous for using the sham­rock, a small three-​leafed plant, to ex­plain the idea of Chris­ti­a­ni­ty.



Today, the sham­rock and the color green are strong sym­bols of Ire­land.

St. Pa­trick’s Day is a chan­ce for people to ce­le­bra­te Irish he­ri­ta­ge – no mat­ter where they live.

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Vo­ca­bu­la­ry

(to) ce­le­bra­te - fei­ern

glo­bal­ly - welt­weit, glo­bal

(to) de­co­ra­te - schmü­cken

sham­rocks - Klee­blatt

dyed - ge­färbt

me­a­ning - Be­deu­tung

cen­tu­ry - Jahr­hun­dert

mis­si­o­na­ry - Mis­si­o­nar (je­mand der Men­schen vom christ­li­chen Glau­ben über­zeugt)

he­ri­ta­ge - Erbe

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When is St. Pa­trick’s Day?
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What color do people wear on St. Pa­trick’s Day?
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What is a sham­rock?
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Who was St. Pa­trick?
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What did St. Pa­trick use the sham­rock for?
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Why do people ce­le­bra­te this day?
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your own ques­ti­on:
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your own ques­ti­on:
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Wri­ting Task: Help Max!
Write a short messa­ge to Max to ex­plain what St. Pa­trick’s Day is.
Ideas

• Hey Max...

• St. Pa­trick Day is ce­le­bra­ted on …

• People usu­al­ly wear …

• In many ci­ties, there are …

• The day is about a man cal­led …

• He is im­portant be­cau­se …

• Have fun in Dub­lin and don’t for­get to …

St. Pa­trick’s Day – What’s going on in Ire­land?

1
Choo­se the text that fits your level (Easy – Me­di­um – Ad­van­ced).
Read it ca­re­ful­ly and tick the cor­rect ans­wer for each ques­ti­on.
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For fast fi­nis­her: Write 2 ques­ti­ons about the text for your class­ma­tes.
Make sure you also write the cor­rect ans­wers!

Level 2 – Me­di­um

St. Pa­trick’s Day – A Spe­cial Ce­le­bra­ti­on



St. Pa­trick’s Day is ce­le­bra­ted every year on March 17th.

It is a very im­portant day in Ire­land, but also in other coun­t­ries like the USA, Ca­na­da and Aus­tra­lia.



On this day, people wear green clo­thes, funny hats and so­me­times paint their faces.

There are big pa­ra­des with Irish music, tra­di­ti­o­nal dancing, and flo­ats.

Some ci­ties even color ri­vers or fo­un­tains green!



The day is named after St. Pa­trick. He lived in the 5th cen­tu­ry.

He brought Chris­ti­a­ni­ty to Ire­land and be­ca­me the coun­try’s most fa­mous saint.

He is said to have used the sham­rock to ex­plain the Holy Tri­ni­ty: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spi­rit.



The sham­rock is now a sym­bol of Ire­land. Its a small plant.

St. Pa­trick’s Day is not only a party – it’s also about Irish cul­tu­re and his­to­ry.

St. Pa­trick’s Day – A Spe­cial Ce­le­bra­ti­on



St. Pa­trick’s Day is ce­le­bra­ted every year on March 17th.

It is a very im­portant day in Ire­land, but also in other coun­t­ries like the USA, Ca­na­da and Aus­tra­lia.



On this day, people wear green clo­thes, funny hats and so­me­times paint their faces.

There are big pa­ra­des with Irish music, tra­di­ti­o­nal dancing, and flo­ats.

Some ci­ties even color ri­vers or fo­un­tains green!



The day is named after St. Pa­trick. He lived in the 5th cen­tu­ry.

He brought Chris­ti­a­ni­ty to Ire­land and be­ca­me the coun­try’s most fa­mous saint.

He is said to have used the sham­rock to ex­plain the Holy Tri­ni­ty: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spi­rit.



The sham­rock is now a sym­bol of Ire­land. Its a small plant.

St. Pa­trick’s Day is not only a party – it’s also about Irish cul­tu­re and his­to­ry.

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Vo­ca­bu­la­ry

hat - Mütze

paint - Farbe

pa­ra­des - Pa­ra­den

bring, brought, brought - brin­gen

sham­rock - Klee­blatt

saint - Hei­li­ger

cul­tu­re - Kul­tur



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When is St. Pa­trick’s Day?
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What color do people wear on St. Pa­trick’s Day?
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What is a sham­rock?
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Who was St. Pa­trick?
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What did St. Pa­trick use the sham­rock for?
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Why do people ce­le­bra­te this day?
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your own ques­ti­on:
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your own ques­ti­on:
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Wri­ting Task: Help Max!
Write a short messa­ge to Max to ex­plain what St. Pa­trick’s Day is.
Ideas you can use

• Hey Max...

• St. Pa­trick Day is ce­le­bra­ted on …

• People usu­al­ly wear …

• In many ci­ties, there are …

• The day is about a man cal­led …

• He is im­portant be­cau­se …

• Have fun in Dub­lin and don’t for­get to …

St. Pa­trick’s Day – What’s going on in Ire­land?

1
Choo­se the text that fits your level (Easy – Me­di­um – Ad­van­ced).
Read it ca­re­ful­ly and tick the cor­rect ans­wer for each ques­ti­on.
2
For fast fi­nis­her: Write 2 ques­ti­ons about the text for your class­ma­tes.
Make sure you also write the cor­rect ans­wers!

Level 1 – Easy

St. Pa­trick’s Day – A Green Day in Ire­land



St. Pa­trick’s Day is on March 17th. It is a spe­cial day in Ire­land.

People wear green clo­thes and hats. Many have fun in the streets.

They dance, sing and watch pa­ra­des with music. Some people drink green beer.



The day is for St. Pa­trick. He lived a long time ago.

He brought the Chris­ti­an re­li­gi­on to Ire­land.

He used a sham­rock, a litt­le green plant, to ex­plain his ideas about Chris­ti­a­ni­ty.



Today, the sham­rock is a fa­mous sym­bol of Ire­land.

On this day, people are happy and proud of Irish cul­tu­re. St. Pa­trick’s Day is not only a party – it’s also about Irish cul­tu­re and his­to­ry.

St. Pa­trick’s Day – A Green Day in Ire­land



St. Pa­trick’s Day is on March 17th. It is a spe­cial day in Ire­land.

People wear green clo­thes and hats. Many have fun in the streets.

They dance, sing and watch pa­ra­des with music. Some people drink green beer.



The day is for St. Pa­trick. He lived a long time ago.

He brought the Chris­ti­an re­li­gi­on to Ire­land.

He used a sham­rock, a litt­le green plant, to ex­plain his ideas about Chris­ti­a­ni­ty.



Today, the sham­rock is a fa­mous sym­bol of Ire­land.

On this day, people are happy and proud of Irish cul­tu­re. St. Pa­trick’s Day is not only a party – it’s also about Irish cul­tu­re and his­to­ry.

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Vo­ca­bu­la­ry

hat - Mütze

pa­ra­des - Pa­ra­den

bring, brought, brought - brin­gen

sham­rock - Klee­blatt

saint - Hei­li­ger

cul­tu­re - Kul­tur



1
When is St. Pa­trick’s Day?
2
What color do people wear on St. Pa­trick’s Day?
3
What is a sham­rock?
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Who was St. Pa­trick?
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What did St. Pa­trick use the sham­rock for?
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Why do people ce­le­bra­te this day?
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your own ques­ti­on:
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your own ques­ti­on:
3
Wri­ting Task: Help Max!
Write a short messa­ge to Max to ex­plain what St. Pa­trick’s Day is.
Ideas you can use

• Hey Max...

• St. Pa­trick Day is ce­le­bra­ted on …

• People usu­al­ly wear …

• The sham­rock is a sym­bol of…

• The day is about a man cal­led …

• Have fun in Dub­lin and don’t for­get to …

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