Below is a round up of fun and unique St. Patrick's Day Activities that are safe for children of all ages!
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| The Pleasantest Thing |
St. Patrick's Day Gold Dig - Fill a bowl with shaving cream, some green glitter, and 4 drops of food coloring. Mix together and add gold coins for the kids to find.
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| Simple as That |
Paper Shamrock Necklaces - Cut Shamrock shapes out of green scrapbook paper, hole punch the middle and thread shamrocks and 1-2 in sections of green straws onto string or twine!
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| Make and Takes |
Shamrocks - Cut paper towel rolls into smaller stamp sized pieces. Bend the pieces into heart-like shapes, dip in green paint and stamp! Super easy four-leaf clovers!
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| Browzer |
You're My Pot O' Gold - Super easy to make! Fruit Twizzlers and chocolate coins make up this cute treat bag!
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| Rockabye Butterfly |
Playdough -This homemade playdough uses Koolaid as the coloring agent. Follow the link under the image for the complete playdough recipe. I love the idea of using cookie cutters to make playdough shapes!
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| Hands on as we Grow |
Hanging Shamrocks - Strips of green paper creased in the middle with the ends stapled together! So easy to make!
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| Jumpstart |
A Pot of Gold Door Hanger - This one is perfect for BIG or little kids! All need is a paper plate, some paint, yellow paper and a little glitter!
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| Rockabye Butterfly |
Tissue Paper Shamrock - Cut a shamrock out of green paper. Cut small squares out of tissue paper. Pinch the tissue paper in the middle and place a dab of glue on the paper. Press the tissue paper to the shamrock until the entire shamrock is covered. It's that easy!
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