10 Fun Things to Do on Saint Patrick’s Day (Free Activity Pack!)
If you’re looking for fun things to do on Saint Patrick’s Day with your little leprechauns, you’ve come to the right place.
When it comes to St. Patrick’s Day activities, nothing beats a simple, “print-and-play” solution that keeps little hands busy and happy.
If you’ve been wondering what to do on Saint Patrick’s Day to make it feel special, I’ve curated a free printable bundle just for you.
These fun Saint Patrick’s Day activities such as coloring pages, scavenger hunt, gratitude exercises and more will be an instant hit with your little ones.
Simply enter your details below to grab your free 11-page workbook and start making some holiday magic.
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St Patrick’s day things to do
When looking for St Patrick’s day things to do, the goal is usually to find something that is high-fun but low-stress.
I know the struggle of trying to find activities that actually keep kids engaged (and sitting still!) for more than five minutes.
So, I poured my heart into this 11-page workbook to create a true one-stop shop for your holiday fun.
Since everything is ready to print, you get to skip the prep work and jump straight into the fun and holiday magic with your kids.
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Inside Your St Patrick’s Lucky Activity Pack
Here’s a closer look at all activities included in this Lucky St Patrick’s Activity Pack
- Coloring Pages: I’ve included classic coloring pages featuring lucky clovers and pots of gold. These could be your go-to for ‘quiet time’ when the kids need to wind down.
- Shamrock Symmetry: Kids get to finish the other half of a lucky shamrock leaf. It’s a simple way sneak in some art and motor skill practice without them even realizing they’re learning.
- Clover Maze: Every leprechaun needs a little help finding his way! This maze is just challenging enough to keep your kids focused but sweet enough to be a quick win.
- Lucky Gratitude List: This page is truly the heart of the workbook. It’s a space for kids to write what makes them feel lucky and all the wonderful things they feel thankful for.
- Leprechaun Tracing Page: This activity could especially be helpful to build those tiny hand muscles. Kids can follow the dotted lines to draw a leprechaun, giving them confidence boost.
- Color-by-Number: This is a great way to practice number recognition and following directions and end up with a vibrant masterpiece.
- St. Paddy’s I Spy: This is a classic ‘search and find’ that I always have ready. Kids hunt for hidden horseshoes, coins, and hats, it’s like a mini-treasure hunt on paper
- Leprechaun Name: This is always the biggest hit in my house! By using their initials and birth month, everyone gets a silly new identity.
- Scavenger Hunt Clues: The grand finale! I’ve put together rhyming clues that turn your home into an adventure. Watching the kids’ faces light up as they solve a riddle and race to the next ‘hiding spot’ is the absolute best part of the day.
✨For the ultimate celebration, do check out my full St Patrick’s scavenger day post and St Patrick’s Riddles and Jokes, for some adventures and festive family laughs. |
How Your St. Patrick’s Day Free Printable
To make sure these fun activities look their best, a little preparation goes a long way. Before you start your St. Patrick’s Day things to do, make sure you have these basic supplies on hand:
Over the years, I’ve found a few ‘lucky’ supplies that make our crafting sessions so much smoother and more fun. I’ve linked my favorites below to help you get started!
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- High-Quality Cardstock: For a more “premium” feel, I recommend printing on cardstock instead of regular paper.
- A Reliable Printer: If you’re printing all 10 pages, you’ll want a printer that handles color well. I love my HP Home Printer for any home-based DIY projects.
- Washable Markers or Colored Pencils: To really make those coloring pages pop, you’ll want a good set of markers. I personally swear by these washable markers.
- A Clipboard: If you’re doing the I Spy activity or the Clover Maze while moving around the house, a sturdy clipboard is a lifesaver.
How to Print Your Workbook
- Download the PDF: Click the link above to save the Lucky Activity Workbook to your computer.
- Check Your Settings: In your printer settings, ensure “Fit to Page” is selected so none of the designs get cut off.
- Choose Your Pages: If you want to use the workbook multiple times, put them into a simple sheet protector or use laminating sheets, kids can then use dry-erase markers and do these activities again.
✨If you enjoyed this pack, you would love my Fall Gratitude Workbook, as well as Valentine’s Day Preschool Activity Sheets, helping kids to be thankful as well as practice their fine motor skills. |
Why You’ll Love These Fun Saint Patrick’s Day Activities
When you’re looking for things to do on Saint Patrick’s day, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by complicated crafts or expensive supplies.
These printables are designed to be a win for both kids and parents. Here is why this activity pack is a holiday essential:
- Encourages Learning Through Play: Activities like Shamrock Symmetry and I Spy help kids practice math and logic while having a blast.
- Keeps Kids Engaged: With a variety of tasks, there is something to suit different skill levels and attention spans.
- Promotes Gratitude: The ‘I Feel Lucky Because…’ page turns a silly holiday into a meaningful moment to reflect on what makes life wonderful.
- Completely Free: You can enjoy high-quality, professional designs without spending a single cent, or any expensive supplies, just download, print and use as many times you wish.
Using These Activity Sheets Beyond St. Patrick’s Day
While this activity book was designed with March 17th in mind, many of the activities are great for year-round learning and play. Here are a few ways to keep the “luck” going:
- Rainy Day Boredom Busters: Keep a few copies of the Clover Maze or the I Spy sheet in a folder for those unexpected rainy afternoons when you need a quick kid activity.
- Morning Basket Practice: The Trace the Leprechaun and Shamrock Symmetry pages are excellent for daily fine-motor skill practice or as a “warm-up” before homeschool lessons.
- Gratitude Page: You can use the gratitude prompt any time of the year to help children build a habit of positive thinking and reflection.
- Birthday Party Games: The Leprechaun Name Generator is a hit for any fantasy-themed birthday party and similar celebrations for kids.
- Classroom Rewards: Teachers can use the Color-by-Number Rainbow or the Lucky Clover coloring pages as fun rewards for students who finish their work early.
Final Word on Fun Things to do on Saint Patrick’s Day
There you have it, a complete list of fun things to do on Saint Patrick’s Day without any of the stress!
This 10-page workbook is designed to make your holiday easy, with kids busy discovering their leprechaun name or reflecting on why they feel “lucky”.
Don’t forget to grab your free printable above to make those colors truly pop!
If you’re looking to add an interactive game, the St Patrick’s Day Scavenger Hunt Printable Pack is a great way to get everyone moving and involved with ready-made clues and a fun hunt setup.
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