1st 2nd Grade St. Patrick's Day Addition & Subtraction to 20 Picture Progression | FREE
Bring a little March magic into your first and second grade classroom with this FREE St. Patrick’s Day Picture Progression Puzzle! Students solve addition and subtraction problems to slowly reveal a hidden leprechaun in Google Sheets. Each correct answer uncovers more of the picture, keeping students engaged, curious, and excited to see what appears next.
This freebie is perfect for:
- Morning work
- Early finishers
- Math centers
- Technology practice
- A fun St. Patrick’s Day warm‑up
🌈 What’s Included
- 1 Google Sheets Mystery Picture featuring a leprechaun
- Teacher Instructions
🍀 Skills Covered
- Addition & subtraction within 20
- Early problem solving
- Critical thinking
- Basic tech skills using Google sheets
🌟 Why Teachers Love It
- Zero prep
- Easy to assign
- Highly engaging
💚 Want More St. Patrick’s Day Fun?
This freebie pairs perfectly with my St. Patrick’s Day Math Quest, and St. Patrick's Day: Write Your Own Adventure Story, available separately or as a bundle.
Keep the learning going with a full week of themed activities your students will love with the Math Quest and ELA Write an Adventure Story packets.
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Hi, I'm Elizabeth! I'm a retired educator with a love for playful, purposeful learning. I create literacy, math, and SEL resources for lower elementary levels because I want to support teachers who may feel overwhelmed by planning and want low-prep activities that are easy to use and fun to teach.
💜 In case you're wondering why my store is named PurpleLog - it was the name of my original educational company years ago, when I developed enrichment programs for schools across Singapore. The name itself comes from a fantasy story I created for my children when they were very young, all about a magical forest filled with purple logs. They loved it, and as they grew into wonderfully creative adults, the name became a meaningful reminder of those early stories and the joy of inspiring imagination. Today, I continue that spirit through the resources I create, hoping to spark the same sense of curiosity and creativity in children.
