Who was St. Patrick?
Which country is St. Patrick from?
Britain
What color is traditional to wear on this holiday?
Green
What do people typically wear for St. Patty's Day?
Green, shamrocks, leprechaun outfits
What happened to St. Patrick at age 16?
He was forced to become a slave in Ireland
What is the famous plant of St. Patrick's Day?
The shamrock, three-leaf clover
What is a traditional food to eat?
Corned beef and cabbage, soda bread
What did St. Patrick introduce and teach to the Irish?
Christianity
What musical instrument is associated with St. Patrick's Day?
The Harp
What drink is popular to consume on this holiday?
Guinness!
When did St. Patrick live?
4th-5th centuries.
Which religious symbol did St. Patrick create?
The ___________ cross.
The celtic cross.
What is a leprechaun?
A magical fairy that grants wishes if captured.
What did St. Patrick banish from Ireland?
Snakes!
What does the shamrock represent?
The "holy trinity" - the father, son and holy spirit.
What object is it a tradition to kiss on St. Patty's Day?
*300 bonus points*: why do people do this?
The Blarney Stone
Bonus: it gives people "the gift of the gab"