St. Martin's Day worksheets (printable)
Free printable St. Martin's Day worksheets for kids: crossword, word search and more, built from 21 English words with clues (e.g. st. martin's croissant, horse, white, coat).
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Ages 6-8
- st. martin's croissant — A crescent-shaped pastry with a sweet filling, eaten on November 11
- horse — An animal with a mane and hooves that Martin rode
- white — The color of Saint Martin's horse
- coat — The warm outer garment Martin cut in half for a poor man
- soldier — Martin was one in the Roman army
- beggar — A poor man who asked Martin for help
- share — To give someone half of what you have
- lantern — Children carry it in an evening parade
- candle — A stick of wax with a wick that gives light
- poppy seeds — Tiny grains in the filling of the pastry
- goose — A big bird that many Poles eat on Saint Martin's Day
- saint — A very good person honored by the Church
- kindness — Helping other people
- knight — A brave fighter in shining armor from long ago
- sword — A long, sharp blade with a handle, worn at the belt long ago
Ages 9-12
- st. martin's croissant — A sweet horseshoe-shaped pastry, the symbol of November 11
- poznań — The city that bakes the most famous of these pastries
- saint — Martin of Tours is one in the Catholic Church
- soldier — Young Martin's job in the Roman army
- horse — The animal Martin was riding at the city gate
- coat — What Martin cut in half for a poor man
- beggar — A poor man who sat at the city gate
- share — To give part of what you have to someone in need, as Martin did
- generosity — Being willing to give others what you have
- tradition — A custom passed down from one generation to the next
- lantern — A glowing decoration carried in an evening parade
- parade — A colorful march through the city streets on a holiday
- poppy seeds — The filling of the pastry is made from them
- goose — A traditional holiday dish: roast ___
- bishop — What Martin became in the city of Tours
- legend — An old story in which truth mixes with make-believe