Saint Patrick's Day Math Worksheets

The patterning worksheets contain images associated with St. Patrick's Day. Students find the pattern and figure out which picture will extend the pattern. There are many activities that you can do with patterning and St. Patrick's Day due to the iconic nature of the holiday. One simple and fun activity is to buy a box of Lucky Charms cereal and use it to create and extend patterns.

In case you have trouble finding shamrocks and writing numbers on them, we've made the worksheets below to see how proficient students are at comparing numbers. For the really clever students, give them the "tricky" version.

Sometimes, the only way you know leprechauns were around is because you find their hats. Keep track of the leprechaun population and practice math skills at the same time by counting leprechaun hats!

The Saint Patrick's Day objects frequency table ask students to count how many of each object there is in a composite shamrock. Students record their findings in a frequency table. They then calculate the relative frequency and percentage of each object.

The word problems are probably most suited to middle school students, but could be adapted for younger ones or completed in groups or with some guidance.

Multiply the fun with these multiplication worksheets with a Saint Patrick's Day theme. May your blessings outnumber the Shamrocks that grow and may trouble avoid you wherever you go.

If you've ever wanted to find a leprechaun's gold at the end of a rainbow, these addition worksheets are for you. In the first two, students will follow the path of the leprechaun and answer the addition questions along the way. In the second two, they add dollar amounts and compare them to others.

We took out a few digits from the addition, subtraction and multiplication, so students will have to draw on their deduction and reasoning skills to replace them. For best results, listen to some Irish music while completing these worksheets.