This craft is so simple but so cute. Grab some jumbo marshmallows and green paint, then let your students get to work.
15 Fun St Patrick’s Day Art And Craft Ideas
There is lots of enjoyment and creativity to be had for everyone at different skill levels with these 15 Fun St Patrick’s Day Art and Craft Ideas for kids.
I’ve got some super fun St Patrick’s Day Art and craft ideas for you all from toddler, preschool, to elementary level skills, so there is definitely something to keep everyone busy.
We are going to just jump right into this fun list of crafts/activities for St. Patty’s Day!
*Keep in mind that the title to each craft is the link to where you need to go to learn how to make it.*
Easy Leprechaun Handprint Craft
A simple leprechaun paper craft that kids will love to make.
Shamrock Puppets
Typically Simple
Your kids will have a sham-rocking time making up stories about these happy shamrocks. Find out how to make a few of these cheerful characters over at Typically Simple.
Shamrock Slime
As the Bunny Hops
It’s icky, it’s gooey, but it’s also so pretty! This Shamrock Slime from As The Bunny Hops is bound to not only entice your neighborhood leprechaun but provide hours of fun, too.
Rainbow Shaker Wand
Happy Mothering
St. Patrick’s Day is all about enjoying rainbows and leprechauns! Help the kids craft this whimsical Rainbow Wand Shaker from Happy Mothering. Made with household supplies you probably already have lying around, this brightly colored (and noisy) project will keep your kids busy all afternoon.
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Rainbow binoculars
Have your students tape or glue two toilet paper rolls together and then have them decorate them with strips of different-colored paper. Add some shamrocks and ribbon for good measure.
Color by number
Everyone loves a good color by number so why not incorporate this cute printable into your March activities? This is the perfect activity for early finishers.
Mosaic paper shamrocks
St. Patrick’s Day crafts for kids are the perfect opportunity to work on patterns! Provide your students with a variety of papers for them to cut into squares and use to decorate their shamrocks.
