During the fifth century, Patrick took the message of Christianity from his homeland to the country of Ireland. Before his death on March 17, 460, Patrick planted more than 2,000 churches in the nation. A few centuries later, he was named the patron saint of Ireland. [MORE] Arts & Crafts (4) Fun & Games (8) History (9) St. Patrick@ (6) Stories & Poems (5) 1. A Wee Bit O' Fun - Learn about the origins of this holiday, the life of St. Patrick, why people wear green, and read a glossary of St. Patrick's Day terms. 2. Celebrate! Holidays in the U.S.A.: St. Patrick's Day - The Embassy of the United States in Sweden tells all about St. Patrick and how St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in the U.S. 3. Keypals Club International: St. Patrick - Children from Ireland relate the history of St. Patrick's Day as well as holiday customs. 4. Saint Patrick's Day - Brief summary of this holiday, its origins and present-day celebrations. From students at Lake Zurich Middle School South. 5. St. Patrick's Day at Alphabet-Soup.net - Offers simple history, an introduction to leprechauns, songs and poems, recipes, and games. 6. St. Patrick's Day at Mail Just 4 Me - Simple ideas for activities and crafts. 7. St. Patrick's Day Printables - Includes reading comprehension activities, story starters, coloring pages, mazes, math problems, word searches, and puzzles. 8. St. Patrick's Fun at Kid's Domain - This site for children offers mazes, coloring pages, and links to both Mac- and PC-compatible seasonal children's programs. 9. Wee Bit O' Fun at Kids' Turn Central - Provides a brief history and explanation of the holiday. Also includes games, coloring, and ecards.

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