St. Patrick’s Day Activity Collection
The counting objects in books activity, hair gel letter practice bag and the paper plate emotions spinner. ( He is the third activity in the third row) All came from a post called St. Patrick’s Day Activities: Part One.
The three sensory activities at the end of the first row all came from a post called St. Patrick’s day: Part Two. We had the best time digging for shamrocks and stone potatoes in the the third activity in that row. Then we made a thatched roof house out of play dough and straws. Finally we transferred sticks using chopsticks.
The first three activities in the second row come from a post called Science for Kids- Experiments with Green. We painted with a magnet and a paperclip, painted with homemade chalk paint and made a borax shamrock.
The fourth activity in the second row is a watercolor rainbow my son painted to go along with a St. Patrick’s Day story I wrote. The post was called. Walking on Watery Way Toward Treasure.
The last activity in the second row is one my son and I did at the grocery store. I called the post Seeing Green at the Grocery Store. We had the best time looking for green foods that match the paint chip we brought with us.
We dyed carnations green and orange to match the colors of the Irish Flag in a post called St. Patrick’s Day- Read.Explore.Learn. You will see the fun vases we used in the first picture in the third row.
The goat puppet was made for a post called {An Irish Tale} King Puck- Read.Explore.Learn. King Puck is a festival in Ireland. During the festival a goat is selected to be the king for the year.
Creating a trap for the leprechaun was a blast. My son loved creating pulley and decorating an old clementine box.
Painting with ice cubes was an adventure that I shared in a post called Coloring for Kids: Ice Cube Rainbow Painting.
If you are looking for a special St. Patrick’s Day snack or lunch, I shared a post called 8 St. Patrick’s Day Snack and Lunches. I hope you will check them out.
Your blog is a true treasure chest of creative ideas! I never cease to be amazed by you!! 🙂
What a great post!! I almost always run into these fun posts after the holiday has passed! So glad I caught this one with enough tie to actually do something on this day! Woo Hoo! Excited to try some of these with the kiddos! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Kelli Avery
What great ideas for this great day! Happy St. Pattys day!!
thanks for the great list now i have plenty of crafts to do with my daughter 🙂
Did you ever catch that leprechaun? If so, we hope you gave him some of those delicious looking shamrock cookies! –The Dose Girls
What creative activities! I really like the rainbow one! Thanks for sharing.
AWESOME ideas for a fun St. Patrick’s Day!