Whooohoo!! it’s finally time for all things green, rainbowy, and lucky! I love this springy time of year, full of little leprechauns, rainbows, and SO many fun activities to learn with!

So, to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and share some fun, I collected a BUNCH of FREE St. Patrick’s Day themed activities from some other teachers and mamas for us to use….how lucky! Click the title of each freebie to download your own copy of the resource. Here we go!

1. St. Patrick's Day Interactive Worksheets

Looking for an easy way to incorporate St. Patrick's Day into your little ones’ learning times? This free sample of printable activities are interactive, engaging, AND no-prep! Just print them out and get started with the fun. There are 3 printable worksheets included here and they’re perfect for practicing a variety of math and literacy skills that preschoolers and kindergarteners need to master.

2. Lucky Charms St. Patrick's Day Counting Sensory Bin

Need a FREE, hands-on Lucky Charms activity? This one is perfect for your learners to practice counting and number recognition this St.Patrick's Day! This activity is an engaging way to practice counting, identifying, and writing numbers 1-10 with preschool and kindergarten students.

There are 10 small cards with Lucky Charms in a bowl and one large mat to match them to. Students will choose a small card, count the charms in the bowl, and match it to the same number on the large mat. One recording sheet to write the numbers on is included.

3. St. Patrick's Day Number Tracing Printables 1-10

Reinforce number recognition and correct number formation this spring with these free NO-PREP St. Patrick's Day Number Tracing printables. These cute seasonal worksheets work well for small group activities, as a writing or math center, for morning work, or even as extra practice at home. Worksheets for numbers 1 to 10 are included in this freebie.

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4. St. Patrick's Day Math & Literacy Activities

These St. Patrick’s Day themed freebies are great for playing and learning in March! The activities included are designed for preschoolers to practice math and literacy skills like matching, counting, and identifying letters. Just click the link to sign up to get my emails and grab these to download for free! :)

5. St Patrick's Day Graphing

Graphing is a great skill to introduce at a young age! So, as your students look over the St Patrick's Day I Spy pictures to find and count the characters, they’re also practicing visual discrimination, comparing, 1 to 1 counting, tally marks, writing numbers, and graphing too! They’re also getting practice paying attention to details and problem solving as they figure out ways to keep track of what they have counted. Grab these fun graphing activities for your students!

6. St. Patrick's Day Rainbow Craft

Yay!! A RAINBOW CRAFT!! This is the perfect activity for young learners to build fine motor skills, support color identification, and get creative too! This simple freebie could be used with preschoolers, kindergarteners, or any primary special education classroom to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year.

7. St. Patrick’s Day BINGO & Scavenger Hunts

If your little learners are into the idea of hunting around for leprechauns and pots of gold, they’ll LOVE these activities too! There’s a St. Patrick’s Day scavenger hunt included for kiddos to look around their worlds or inside books to find all kinds of St. Patrick’s Day themed items. There’s even a version for them to cut and paste to make their own scavenger hunt!

And the St. Patrick’s Day BINGO board is a really fun, EASY way to fill time with some simple holiday themed activities, like eating Lucky Charms, decorating pretend St. Patrick’s Day donuts with stickers and pipe cleaners, building a leprechaun, and creating an Irish flag craft! CLICK HERE to grab ALL of this for FREE!

8. St. Patrick's Day Roll and Play Centers

This sweet set of math and literacy centers is perfect for celebrating St. Patrick's Day with your little learners! There are a few simple “roll and play” center ideas included for your little ones to have some fun with this spring.

9. St. Patrick’s Day Tracing Worksheets

This St Patricks Day FREEBIE is perfect for working on scissor skills, early handwriting and tracing skills! These printable are perfect for morning centers, fun at home activities, or incorporate them into your St Patricks Day lesson plans for preschool or Kindergarten!

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10. St. Patrick’s Day Activity Booklet

I love a good activity booklet! This St. Patrick’s Day themed booklet is full of activities that your little ones can complete in 10-15 minutes! The activities included are designed for preschoolers to practice a few essential life skills, like matching, coloring, and identifying numbers. Just click the picture to sign up to get my emails and grab this booklet to download for free! :)

11. St. Patrick's Day Leprechaun Craft

This adorable leprechaun wreath is a St. Patrick's Day name activity for preschool or kindergarten! There are examples included on ways to use this for other grades, but practicing the letters in their name is such a great skill for young leaners of many ages to practice. AND, this one makes a great bulletin board display or St. Patrick’s Day decoration for the house!

12. Lucky Charms Graphing and Sorting

This Lucky Charms graphing and sorting activity includes a sorting mat, bar graph, mystery addition sentences, and tally chart or numbers chart with math questions! The only things you’ll need to complete this activity in your classroom or home is a box of Lucky Charms and some kiddos to play with. Click the link above to grab your copy!

13. St. Patrick's Day Emergent Reader

This freebie is sure to engage your students in reading this St. Patrick's Day with some super fun cutting and pasting action! This emergent reader offers choices for students and opportunities to build independence as they create their own St. Patrick's Day emergent reader.

Kiddos will choose images from the "cut and paste pictures" page, cut them out, and glue them on each page of their emergent reader to complete the sight word sentence "I see the ___." Then, they’ll practice reading their newly created book as they use the tracking dots to help them with 1:1 word correspondence too. Add some color to their book and you’re all set!

I hope you’ve found an activity or two that will make learning more fun for everyone this St. Patrick’s Day! Please feel free to drop any questions below. :) Happy St. Patrick’s Day, friends!

Cheering you on!