St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble

St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble Pinterest Pin

These free printable St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble puzzles in 2 levels are a fun way to learn words about St. Patrick’s Day! Just click and print!

Here is a fun St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble in two levels so almost everyone can play. Word scrambles are a fun way to practice putting letters together into words and play a game at the same time. When having a party for a holiday, it is easy to incorporate word games like word scrambles, word searches and crossword puzzles for older kids or for younger kids. You can kind of sneak in some school work without it seeming like it!

Other fun St. Patrick’s Day Games and Treats:

Check out my St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble and St. Patrick’s Day Word Search (both in 2 free printable levels), St. Patrick’s Day I Spy printables, St. Patrick’s Day How Many Words Printables and my Homeschool St. Patrick Day Unit Study. It has all you need to learn about St Patrick’s Day with your students in a fun way with crafts, games, printables, books and even recipes!

We also have 105 St. Patrick Day Jokes for Kids, Free Printable St. Patrick’s Day Memory Matching Game, Free St. Patrick’s Day BINGO Printables, and 10 Free St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Pages.

We have St. Patrick’s Day Deviled Jell-O Eggs,  St. Patrick’s Day Bark,  St. Patrick’s Day Magical Trail Mix and Easy St. Patrick’s Day Cookies to add to your easy recipe collection! We also have 91 St. Patrick’s Day Desserts and Treats on our recipe site!

Follow my St. Patrick’s Day Pinterest Board for dozens of ideas from all around the web! I am constantly finding new things to add so there will be new things all the time!

Other Word Scrambles:

Check out all of our other Word Scramble Printables! They are all gathered in our 20+ Free Word Scramble Printables post so you can easily see them. Holidays, Animals and more! Different Difficulty levels so most anyone can play!

Which word scramble do I want for my students?

I did not put age or grade levels on these. You decide which is best for your student.

The easier one has the first letter of the word capitalized so it is very easy to spot and begin the word. It also has much shorter words.

You want it to be challenging for them but not too hard. It should be fun!

Tip for younger kids:

An idea for younger kids is to give them a word bank on note cards, either all on one card or one on individual cards, and allow them to match them with the words on the page. That is also a good idea if you have an older child wanting to do the harder version but it is a little challenging for them.

Ideas to print and preserve your printables:

Printing, writing on them and disposing is the quickest and easiest use of a printable of course, but there are other options if you choose.

Laminate them:

If you would like to print them once and use them year after year, you can laminate them and use dry erase markers to write on them. Then just file them away until next year. This is a great idea if you use them for a classroom year after year or for multiple classes hour after hour.

White Card Stock and Dry Erase Pockets:

A quicker and easier solution to a disposable printable if you don’t wish to laminate is printing on white card stock and slipping them into dry erase pockets. Children enjoy using colored markers and erasing when they are finished. They can do the same one over and over if they wish and even improve their speed. The pockets can be used for different cards and the cards filed away until ready to use again.

Copyright:

These printables are free for personal, home and classroom use. This means you are welcome to print as many copies as you need for use with your own kids, personal classroom, etc. Please do not mass produce these. Please refer fellow teachers or friends to this website to print off their own copies for their use.

How to Print just the puzzle:

I have included a Terms of Service page on page 2 of the printable so you can skim through for the particulars of the printables, including giving credit to the clip artist used. They are an important part of making fun pages!

It is understood that you probably do not want to print that part out so I put it on the last page and want to give you directions on how to avoid that if you don’t know how. When you hit the print button, you should get a pop-up page with options. One will be whether you wish to print all of the pages or just some of them. You can type all or 1 or 1,3 or 3-5 or whatever pages you would like to print.

Another option there is printing front and back if it is more than 1 page. Sometimes that is a great option and other times not.

Two Free Printable Word Scrambles

St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble in two levels

Download a free printable St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble for your younger kids

St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble for younger kids

Download a free printable St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble for your older kids

St. Patrick’s Day Word Scramble for older kids and adults

Answers: Printable version HERE

The answers are printed below so don’t scroll any farther if you don’t want to see!

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St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble Pinterest Pin

Younger Children:

1.     Gold

2.     Pot

3.     Green

4.     Charm

5.     Beef

6.     Luck

7.     March

Older Children:

1 March

2 Lucky

3 Emerald

4 Clover

5 Leprechaun

6 Ireland

7 Rainbow

8 Shamrock

9 Pot of Gold

10 St Patrick

11 Corned Beef

12 Charm

13 Parade

14 Green

15 Gold

16 Cabbage

17 Irish

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