| Green Foods | Traditions | Vocabulary | Green Things | Ireland |
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Spinach or lettuce
A green vegetable that is used in salads.
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Green
A color that people wear on St. Patrick's Day.
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Shamrock
A plant that has become a symbol of Ireland.
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Frog
A green animal that is known for jumping.
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True
True or False
Ireland is an island. |
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Avocado
A green food that is used to make guacamole.
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Chicago
The place that dyes its river green for St. Patrick's Day.
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Leprechaun
A magical creature that looks like an old man.
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Grass
Something that covers the ground and must be cut.
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Green, orange, and white
The colors of Ireland's flag.
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Watermelon
A fruit that is green on the outside and pink on the inside.
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Christianity
The religion that St. Patrick spread across Ireland.
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Parade
Something people watch on St. Patrick's Day.
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Cactus
A plant that can grow in the desert.
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English and Irish
The two official languages of Ireland.
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Cabbage
A green vegetable that is eaten on St. Patrick's Day.
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Irish soda bread
A bread that people eat on St. Patrick's Day.
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Luck
Something you need if you do not have much skill.
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Frankenstein
A monster that was created in a laboratory.
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Dublin
The capital of Ireland.
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Kiwi
A small, green fruit that has hairy skin.
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Boston
The city in America that first celebrated St. Patrick's Day.
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Lucky
A word to describe someone that is very fortunate.
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Lime
A food that looks like a lemon but is green.
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Emerald Isle
Another name for Ireland.
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