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Saint Patrick’s Day

Pour fêter la Saint Patrick, les enfants ont peint un arc-en-ciel avec leurs doigt, l’occasion d’apprendre du nouveau vocabulaire tel que : chaudron, arc-en-ciel, le nom de toutes les couleurs, pièces d’or, chapeau, chance, trèfle à quatre feuilles, leprechaun (même si, c’est vrai que ce mot-là, on ne s’en sert pas souvent 🙂 …). Espérons que cela nous porte chance !

To celebrate St Patrick’s Day, the children made a rainbow finger-paint. It’s an excellent opportunity to learn new vocabulary; such as cauldron, rainbow, colours, golden coins, hat, luck, four-leaf clover, and leprechaun (even though we don’t use that word very much in our daily life 🙂 …). We hope to bring us good luck!

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