If you’re looking for cute St. Patrick’s Day ideas to do with your kids, you’re in the right place! We’ve rounded up four cute books to set the mood for your little ones and get them hyped.
We’ll also share some easy activities that take almost no planning.
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Favorite books for St. Patrick’s Day:
We love our seasonal book collections. These are great to pull out at the beginning of March and get the kids excited about leprechauns.
Before I had kids, I didn’t really celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, but I quickly learned the first year we had children (when a leprechaun “visited” our daughter’s daycare classroom) that this brings so much joy to little kids!
Book Links:
- You’re My Little Lucky Charm
- How to Catch a Leprechaun
- I’m a Leprechaun
- The Secret Life of Leprechauns
These books are great to read leading up to St. Patrick’s Day.
You’re My Little Lucky Charm
This book is adorable, rhyming and so easy to read at bedtime. This series is our favorite!
Link: You’re My Little Lucky Charm
How to Catch a Leprechaun
This book is super fun to read just before St. Patrick’s Day, especially if you are planning any leprechaun pranks for your children. It’s joyful and cute!
Link: How to Catch a Leprechaun
The Secret Life of Leprechauns
This book is perfect for introducing your child to the legend of leprechauns. It’s just right for toddler and early elementary ages.
Link: The Secret Life of Leprechauns
I’m a Leprechaun
This Golden Book is perfect for your St. Patrick’s Day collection. It’s funny and the illustrations are really cute.
Link: I’m a Leprechaun
Our Favorite St. Patrick’s Day books for kids:
- You’re My Little Lucky Charm
- How to Catch a Leprechaun
- I’m a Leprechaun
- The Secret Life of Leprechauns
Looking for more St. Patrick’s Day activities?
Here are some easy ideas that take almost no planning to try!
- Add a drop of food dye to the toilets and make a few “messes” with a note from the leprechaun (I know, I know—it’s so cheesy but my children absolutely love this).
- Play St. Patrick’s Day Bingo, Tic-Tac-Toe, and I Spy (free printables!).
- Make a Leprechaun Handprint
- Eat Lucky Charms for dinner.
