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St. Patrick’s Day Social Story Activities, March SEL for Autism, Preschool, Kindergarten

Support March routines and behavior with St. Patrick’s Day social story activities designed for preschool, kindergarten, autism, and special education classrooms. This March SEL resource helps students understand St. Patrick’s Day expectations, build flexible thinking, and practice self-regulation during changes in routines, noise, and activities.

Students learn key social skills through engaging stories and activities, including the LUCKY plan (Listen, Use calm breaths, Calm body, Kind words, You can try!) to support emotional regulation and positive choices during holiday events.

Includes digital formats (Boom Cards, Google Slides, Easel, YouTube) and a 145-page printable PDF with two social stories (rhyming + instructional), interactive activities, crafts, fine motor tasks, and simple academic worksheets. Perfect for social emotional learning lessons, ABA therapy, speech therapy, small groups, and behavior support.

Ideal for building St. Patrick’s Day social skills, emotional awareness, and classroom success in early learning environments.

✅ Digital Formats (Boom™ Cards, Google™ Slides, Easel™, YouTube™)
• 2 complete St. Patrick’s Day social stories (simple rhyming + instructional versions)
• Interactive activities to reinforce St. Patrick’s Day social skills
• Engaging visuals designed for early learners and autism support
• Perfect for SEL lessons, small groups, or behavior support sessions

✅ Printable PDF Activities (145 pages)
• Full-color, black-and-white, and mini-book versions of both social stories
• “I’m a Lucky Duck” badges with visuals for the LUCKY plan
• Directed drawing and coloring pages
• Build-a-Pot-o-Gold and Build-a-Rainbow crafts for fine motor practice
• Dress-a-Leprechaun paper doll activity
• Hidden picture page — find the St. Patrick’s Day items
• Simple academic worksheets:
→ Trace lines and pre-writing practice
→ Trace and write the word “lucky”
→ Follow-the-coins maze to the pot of gold

✨ Why You’ll Love It!

✔️ Targets St. Patrick’s Day social emotional and March social emotional learning goals
✔️ Builds St. Patrick’s Day social skills like flexibility, communication, and safe choices
✔️ Differentiated materials support all learner levels
✔️ Ready-to-use for preschool, kindergarten, special education, and autism classrooms

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❗ This is a digital download product only. No physical media will be sent to you. Remember, please don’t share these links with anyone! Thanks for respecting my work!

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For Google™ products

  • You’ll need a Google account to access these resources. Your students will need accounts as well if you’re assigning activities.
  • After clicking the link, select “Make a copy” to add the file to your Google Drive.
  • If your school restricts access, use a personal Google account to access the file and share it with your school account.

 

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