Crafts

St. Patrick’s Day Crafts for Preschoolers

If you don’t live in Boston (a known center for those St. Patrick’s Day loving Irish), you may not be aware of how popular St. Patrick’s Day really is. However, St. Patrick’s Day is a fun celebration for kids of all ages. More and more people are joining the fun of celebrating “the green”. Craft [...]


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St. Patrick’s Day Crafts for Elementary Age Kids

Elementary age school kids love to do craft projects. Best of all they are far more experienced with using glue, scissors and other artistic techniques then their younger counterparts. This means that if you are in charge of planning a St. Patrick’s Day craft for a school celebration or at home party, you can choose [...]


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St. Patrick File Folder Games

File folder games are simple, affordable and incredibly diverse ways of teaching lessons, keeping kids occupied and expressing creativity in productive ways. St. Patrick’s file folder games are as simple to make as finding St. Patrick’s themes you like and putting them on paper. Here are some examples of St. Patrick’s Day file folder games [...]


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Four Fun, Fabulous Ideas for St. Patrick’s Day Bulletin Boards

Creating a monthly bulletin board is a great way to engage young minds in a classroom setting. For the month of March, consider a fun, appropriate St. Patrick’s Day bulletin board theme. St. Patrick’s Day is March 17th. Here are a few simple ideas for creating a fun St. Patrick’s Day themed bulletin board. Pot [...]


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1-of-a-Kind St. Patrick’s Day Bulletin Boards – 9 Great Ideas

When you’re brainstorming ideas for your class bulletin board, or boards, for March and St. Patrick’s Day, a few concepts probably come to mind. You’ve got the traditional, legendary rainbow with a pot of gold at the end of it, leprechaun cutouts and anything with lots of green. If you’re looking for that one-of-a-kind feel, [...]


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Leprechaun Hat

Leprechauns are a fun part of Irish lore. They are little men, who sport green, and can grant wishes if they are caught. They also wear hats. So, help you kid play the leprechaun by making hats that they can wear. You will need: Small Paper Plate Paper Cup Paint Glue Construction Paper You are [...]


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Discover This Pot of Gold

St. Patrick’s Day kids crafts are a fun way to get kids involved in the lore and tradition of this holiday. It is also a good way to change the focus from pinching to other fun aspects. Just be careful when you choose your kids crafts that you choose crafts that offer some form of [...]


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Potato Leprechaun

A leprechaun is a small person that wears green, and if caught, grants wishes. So, make your leprechaun with a potato. What you need: Potatoes Black yarn Green construction paper Black construction paper Googly eyes Small black pom poms Scissors Glue Black marker Basically, to make the craft, you are going to add hair, and [...]


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A Bit O’ Shamrock Luck Necklace

Because the shamrock is a symbol of luck and of the holiday, it is a fun medium for kid’s crafts. It is also a fun way to put your child’s creative skills to the test. You will need: Shamrocks (approx 2 x 2 inches) Hole punch Yarn Pen Scissors So, cut out several shamrocks, or [...]


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St. Patty’s Day Hat

Most kids think of St. Patrick’s day as the day they get to pinch people for not wearing green. Give them other reasons to celebrate using the following fun craft ideas: St. Patty’s Day Hat: St. Patrick’s Day is all about things like “Kiss me I’m Irish,” shamrocks for good luck, rainbows with pots of [...]


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