Meaningful St. Patrick's Day Tradition

You’re As Good As Gold… A Meaningful St. Patrick’s Day Tradition

ByVeronica

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!! I wanted to share a fun, quick St. Patrick’s Day service project that you can easily do TODAY! I’m always looking for fun ideas that help strengthen our family. This activity is simple, fun and will help promote kindness in your home.
Write each child’s name on a shamrock. Hand them out, making sure no one gets their own name. Give them these simple instructions:
1. Look at the name of the person on your shamrock.
2. Watch them throughout the day and look for something they do that is good.
3. When you see them do something good, write it down on the shamrock.
4. Take the shamrock to mom and get a bag of gold (chocolate coins or any other gold wrapped candy).
5. Deliver the gold and the shamrock to your assigned person.
EASY!

Leprechaun Playground

Leprechaun Playground ~ St. Patrick’s Day Fun!

ByMariel

Up for a little St. Patrick’s Day fun?? We’re calling a truce with the leprechauns this year.  We don’t seem to be getting anywhere with our tricks and traps.  All it does is tick them off…they wreck our house, leave their nasty green footprints everywhere, and post taunting notes.  Those yucky chocolate gold coins just…

Get the kids to help make this leprechaun bark recipe to get ready for St. Patrick's Day. All the info is on the blog today: www.orsoshesays.com
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Leprechaun Bark Recipe – Get Ready for St. Patrick’s Day (she: Liz)

ByLiz

My kids are all about helping me in the kitchen these days. If one wants to help, 3 stools suddenly appear in my kitchen with 3 eager helpers gathering around. Since St. Patrick’s Day is coming up, I thought it’d be fun to have them help me create a fun treat to get excited about the upcoming holiday. This leprechaun bark recipe is really easy.

Mickey Treats - Make these cute and easy Mickey Spring Rice Krispy Treats for your family with our copycat Disneyland recipe. Your kids will love helping you make them. Get the how-to on the blog today: www.orsoshesays.com
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Mickey Treats – Perfect for Spring Holidays! (she: Adelle)

ByAdelle Belnap

These Mickey treats are perfect for upcoming Spring holidays like St. Patrick’s Day or Easter. And they’re fun for the kids to help make with you in the kitchen. See how Adelle copied one of her favorite Disneyland recipes on the blog today!

Free printable St. Patrick's Day word search for kids
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St. Patrick’s Day Word Search (she: Liz)

ByLiz

This word search is one of those small activities I like to do with my kids to get them excited for an upcoming holiday. My son has asked me at least once a week if it’s time for him to wear his green yet. He is very worried about all the pinching. This St. Patrick’s Day word search will be a fun activity to do with the kids to not only help them get excited about St. Patrick’s Day, but learn a little something about it as well.

Leprechaun Bark Treat Recipes

St. Patrick’s Day Craft and Free Printable (she: Jen)

ByJennifer from PinkWhen

Hello again! It’s Jen from PinkWhen back to share another fun printable and craft idea. St. Patrick’s Day is one of my favorite little days to give gifts and treats. There are so many fun ideas to share, and today I thought I would share a St. Patrick’s Day printable that is simple and easy for your little ones to make and share with their friends at school. You could use this free printable for any little gift you’d like for St. Patrick’s Day, so hopefully this idea gets the creative juices flowing. This is so simple to make, just add the printable and it’s all complete.

st. patrick's day tic-tac-toe
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Printable St. Patrick’s Day Tic-Tac-Toe (she: Brooke)

ByBrooke

How is it already the middle of March? I love this time of year! But I feel that way about every new season. I love the anticipation of what’s to come. The warmer weather, the spring flowers, the green grass, and blossoms on the trees. Such a beautiful, refreshing time of year! And, of course, I love the holidays associated with each season as well.
Along with leprechaun traps, we always love a good St. Patrick’s Day game. Last year I shared our Roll-A-Leprechaun game (still a family favorite) here at Or So She Says, and this year I have a printable St. Patrick’s Day tic-tac-toe game for you. I have a valentine tic-tac-toe game that we use at our house, and my four-year-old loves it! So, I thought I’d make a St. Paddy’s Day version in honor of this Irish-inspired holiday.

leprechaun hat place card holder
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Leprechaun Hat Place Card Holder (she: Darleen)

ByDarleen

I am one of those people who loves to celebrate each holiday to its full capacity! While I don’t go too crazy decorating for St. Patrick’s Day, I do like to wear green and make the traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner on the Irish holiday. I thought it would be fun this year to set the dinner table for our St. Patrick’s Day feast with these simple darling leprechaun hat place card holders. Add some green potted plants for centerpieces and place the leprechaun hats on the plate and you will be good to go.

Modern St. Patrick’s Day Wreath (she: Anne)
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Modern St. Patrick’s Day Wreath (she: Anne)

ByAnne

Hello and Happy Tuesday everyone! I am here with you today to share a most simple, modern St. Patrick’s Day wreath that can be done in any size and to match practically any decor. Finish this one up in a flash to deck out your door for St. Patrick’s Day, which is one of my favorite holidays.
I made a pretty small version that is actually being housed on my entry way table. Get a bigger version if you wish and go nuts! To get started, you’ll need some scrap felt, lots of white felt, some rhinestone embellishments, and a wreath form. Keep reading to see how easy it is!

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St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock & Vase Craft ~ Plus, Clever Glitter Trick! (she: Jeanie)

ByMariel

Hello new friends! My name is Jeanie and I blog over at Create & Babble. I’d love for you to come visit me there! I can’t tell you how excited I am to be here today to share this craft with all of you! First a little about me: I have three grown children (gulp….how…