Four Leaf Clover Template- Free Printable

Leprechaun traps, pots of gold and four leaf clovers are all such fun parts of St. Patrick’s Day! This four leaf clover template is a great way for kids to learn about the holiday. It can be used as a coloring sheet, an activity page, or cut out and turned into a game, name tag, or decoration.

Below you will find a pdf file you can download to print. There is a full page printable clover as well as a page with smaller four leaf clovers on it. These would also make a fun coloring page or as a paint project.

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How to Use This Printable Clover Template

This template is for personal and educational use only. Feel free to use it as home or in your classroom. It is not intended for commercial use. If you use our template, please link back to this page.

green cardstock paper cut into the shape of a clover. Small pieces of paper glued to a clover coloring page.

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Four Leaf Clover Printable

Using a printable is a fun way to teach children of all ages about St. Patrick’s Day and the various symbols that go along with the holiday. You could also use it to teach the difference between Shamrocks and four-leaf clovers too! They each have different symbolism associated with them.

As a preschool or kindergarten craft they can do more of the cutting and coloring with you. You can also print out multiple pages of the clovers and use it as a map to a pot of ‘gold’ or as name tags on a desk or gift bag.

Ready to make your cut out clovers? Follow these steps!

Supplies Needed

Clover Template download (this is the full set, you can find each individual page below)
Green, yellow and gold construction paper or cardstock (assorted paper pack)
school glue
scissors
decorations like googley eyes, scrap paper, pipe cleaners and tissue paper

Steps to Assembling Your Clovers

Print out your template(s).
Cut out the four leaf clover and trace it onto green paper.
As an alternative, you can trace one outline on yellow paper and use paint or markers to add the details.
You can also use your small scraps of paper to work on fine motor skills to glue them onto the paper. Try making a rainbow and learning the order of the colors too!