St. Patrick’s Day Clover I am lucky Craftivity
$3.50
Bring creativity and reflection together with this fun St. Patrick’s Day Craft! Students create a 3D four-leaf clover highlighting what makes them feel lucky. Perfect for grades 1–4, this easy-to-assemble PDF makes festive classroom decor.
Looking to add meaningful fun to your March activities? This engaging St. Patrick’s Day Craft invites students in grades 1–4 to reflect on the “luck” in their own lives while creating an eye-catching 3D bulletin board display!
Students brainstorm what makes them feel lucky, then write four special things on individual clover leaves. After coloring, cutting, and gluing, the leaves lift as flaps to reveal their responses underneath—creating a charming 3D effect that stands out on any classroom wall.
This ready-to-print PDF includes:
- A full clover with leaves for students to write their chosen “lucky” things
- A page with four leaves to color
It’s Easy and fun to use!
- Students color each page however they want
- Students write down their four “lucky” things in the leaves of the full clover
- Students cut out the full clover and the four separate leaves
- Students glue the four separate leaves onto the full clover, creating flaps that open and reveal their own “luck”
Perfect for SEL discussions, writing practice, and festive classroom decor, this St. Patrick’s Day Craft is easy to assemble and fun for everyone. Your bulletin board will be bursting with positivity and personality! 🍀
Danielle M. (verified owner) –
These come out so cute!
Tiffany E. (verified owner) –
Used this for my March bulletin board. The students did a great job!
Elizabeth L. (verified owner) –
Thank you!
Owls and Owlets Digital Art (verified owner) –
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Jodi S. (verified owner) –
love this!!!
Karen Lyles (verified owner) –
My students loved this resource. Easy to follow and use in the classroom. Thank you
Katlin H. (verified owner) –
Great resource and easy to prep!
Elizabeth Massie (verified owner) –
This was a cute activity to do.
Lynsie M. (verified owner) –
great resource to add to your lessons
Katie Lea (verified owner) –
Awesome resource. Thank you!
Molly B. (verified owner) –
My students loved this!
Be Happy (verified owner) –
So cute and fun!
Tricia M. (verified owner) –
Cute little St. Patrick’s Day activity!
NICOLE ANDREA M. (verified owner) –
Thank you for this great resource!
Jennifer S. (verified owner) –
This was a fun project for St. Patrick’s day!
Laura M. (verified owner) –
Fun writing craft to complete during St. Patrick’s Day activities.
Kellie Eggleston (verified owner) –
This was a great reflective activity for my first graders! We hung them up in the hallway and got so many compliments on them.
Renee R. (verified owner) –
These turned out wonderfully. The kids had fun making them and I enjoyed their responses!
Moon & Cider (verified owner) –
Loved this!! Thank you!
stephanie S. (verified owner) –
nice resource
TeacherSheets (verified owner) –
Wonderful!
Debbie C. (verified owner) –
Cute craft
Lydia C. (verified owner) –
I liked this simple activity that gave us a chance to talk about being grateful for what we have.
Daniel K. (verified owner) –
Great resource!
Phyllis Conover (verified owner) –
This was a great craftivity during March. My students loved it.
Susan Riebman (verified owner) –
This made planning a piece a cake. Very helpful resource. Love it!
Amanda P. (verified owner) –
This was a great activity we did in March. We tied it to our SEL lessons about gratitude. Students were able to write about the things they felt grateful for in their daily life.
Amy B. (verified owner) –
This was so much fun to use with my students!
Pre-K and Beyond (verified owner) –
Great project!
Molly S. (verified owner) –
I loved this activity. I thought it was a cute holiday craftivity. I will say, it was a little young for my 4th graders, so it wasn’t a total home run with my class. However, I could see it being incredibly engaging with a younger grade.
Dorothy C. (verified owner) –
A great resource!
Megan W. (verified owner) –
I love doing a seasonal craft with my lifeskills students. This was great because it wasn’t the typical leprechaun vibe. We will do it again!
Christine R. (verified owner) –
Loved this!
Gillian C. (verified owner) –
Great, simple way for students to reflect on why they’re lucky! it also helped build more fine motor skills!
Miss Hogan’s Heroes (verified owner) –
This was an easy, no-prep writing craft that our students loved doing. It was a perfect activity to do before spring break.
Bailey Aupperlee (verified owner) –
Such a fun activity for kids to do!
Diana F. (verified owner) –
Great activity and easy
susan S. (verified owner) –
I used this wonderful resource with my high school life skills class. Thanks!
Alyssa Saluan (verified owner) –
Cute activity for the kids and then we hung them up and it made a nice bulletin board!
Debra J. (verified owner) –
Such a fun craftivity! My students loved it and I use it every year! I really like the focus on how kids are lucky. It provoked a lot of good thought!
Melissa S. (verified owner) –
This was a simple yet effective strategy for students to learn about St. Patrick as well as make an adorable craft.
Leanne Topham (verified owner) –
Very useful thankyou
Kimberly H. (verified owner) –
Great resource! Thank you!
Marissa W. (verified owner) –
A great St. Patrick’s Day activity with writing and art components.
Nesha F. (verified owner) –
Great resource.
Ashley A. (verified owner) –
My students were engaged the entire time and really loved this activity! Great for my 2nd-4th grade special education class, as this activity is very simple, easy to understand, and FUN!
Rachel H. (verified owner) –
This was a fun way for my students to share how they are lucky.
Jenelle T. (verified owner) –
Fun activity for first grade!
Lexi Garrett (verified owner) –
This was very fun, cute, and engaging. It got my students to think about the wonderful things in their life and have a positive mindset!
Kathy Moore (verified owner) –
I loved using this as an SEL activity with my class. It really let them see they gifts they have especially as we geared up for testing season.