Yes, it has been nearly a year since I have posted. I'm sorry about that. Life has been incredibly busy. At the end of last year, I was one of the many teachers laid off from my county. I spent a good part of my summer looking for a job and my husband and I were praying about if/where we should locate. We ended up selling our house and relocating near my hometown so that we could be closer to my parents. Now I'm teaching full-time again and I'm also taking some college courses so that I can add on to my teaching certificate. I'm desperately longing for some lazy summer days!
I hope you enjoy these St. Patrick's Day crafts!
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1. Green Collage
These green collages are a simple activity to do and each one is unique. I simply looked through our craft supply cabinets and pulled out a bunch of different green items. We used green pom poms, foam stickers, sticks, sequins, tissue paper, feathers, etc and glued them onto a green shamrock.
2. Gadget painting
I have mentioned these gadget/cookie cutter paintings before. They are cute, easy, and each one looks different. The kids enjoy the gadget painting. In January we made one with snowmen, in February we made one with hearts, and as you see here we did shamrocks in March. In April we will probably paint with baby chicks, eggs, and bunnies.
3. Shamrock necklace
Source: busybeekidscrafts.com via Karen on Pinterest
We were going to make these shamrock necklaces, but somehow time got away from us. I'll save this idea for next year.
4. Tissue Paper Shamrocks
We made the tissue paper shamrocks last year. It is similar to the green collage.
What kinds of St. Patrick's Day activities have you tried?
