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! 🍀
Jennifer B. (verified owner) –
These clovers turned out so cute. They were easy to make and my students really enjoyed working on them. I plan on using them every year.
Madison C. (verified owner) –
My students loved this activity!
Amy S. (verified owner) –
This is a great activity. My students enjoyed doing this activity.
Dana G. (verified owner) –
Loved doing this with my students.
Elisabeth K. (verified owner) –
Fun writing activity!
Can be used in French as well
Primary with Mrs. Queen (verified owner) –
My students loved this! Thanks!
Life’s Lessons (verified owner) –
Cute activity!
Megan P. (verified owner) –
Loved it!
Andrea A. (verified owner) –
My students loved this activity!
David Hoffman (verified owner) –
Great
Megan P. (verified owner) –
After using the Valentine’s version of this, I had to get this. My kids loved it! It focuses on the good, it’s quick and easy for students to create… all while celebrating the season.
Mary P. (verified owner) –
I work with 3rd-5th grade students with behavioral and emotional special needs. They tend to push against work that involves hand writing and sharing things they are thankful for. This material challenged them in a positive way by making these tasks fun and doable.
Susanna R. (verified owner) –
We had a great time using this resource. My students really enjoyed the various steps they needed to do to complete to get to the final product. Fun!
SucculentsAndLearning (verified owner) –
My students loved creating these projects to kick off the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. I am very happy I stumbled upon this product!
MrsMathisHomeroom (verified owner) –
A little simple for 4s, but that also meant that my entire class (even special needs) were able to do this independantly.
Shelley R. (verified owner) –
The students had a great time with this activity. It is nice to be able to include a little bit of art with their writing since this is more difficult to do with distance learning.
Karen F. (verified owner) –
My students had so much fun creating this activity. We were able to use this to explore feeling and new words. It was amazing how much I learned about them and they learned about each other. Great resource.
Kailene W. (verified owner) –
So fun!
Britney B. (verified owner) –
Children loved the activity. It also provided us with an opportunity to focus on the positive things in our lives.
Jessica G. (verified owner) –
I used this as an activity with my own children to work on gratefullness.
Faith C. (verified owner) –
So much fun! Will definitely be using this again next year!
Stacie J. (verified owner) –
Such a cute activity!
Karleen Fulbright (verified owner) –
Awesome!
Jessica C. (verified owner) –
Thank you!
Christy B. (verified owner) –
Class loved this!
Shelton’s Shoestring Operation (verified owner) –
A great activity for St. Patrick’s Day! Thanks!
Chrissy H. (verified owner) –
Thanks
Amber T. (verified owner) –
This was a fun craftivity! My students had a blast thinking of the different things in their life that makes them luck (I.e. family, friends, a home, etc.).
Ms Pawluk’s Shop (verified owner) –
This was such a fun activity!
Ashley C. (verified owner) –
Love this resource!!
Natalie C. (verified owner) –
Such a cute/fun resource!
iHeart Learning (verified owner) –
I did this as a co-project with a 3rd grade class and my kids had so much fun collaborating with their buddies!
Madison P. (verified owner) –
My students loved this.
maggie H. (verified owner) –
Students had a great time completing this activity!
Victoria H. (verified owner) –
Love it, thank you!
Terri S. (verified owner) –
Love it!
Geary G. (verified owner) –
Awesome!
Madison J. (verified owner) –
My students really loved this resource! It had lots of fine motor work and made them think critically and creatively!
aba tabby (verified owner) –
This was such a cute, fun, and holiday themed craft for the kids! I enjoyed that it seemed like a simple craft, but really challenged kids to think about being grateful. It facilitated discussion with the class about things we feel “lucky” for and allowed them to actively participate in their learning.
Lisa C. (verified owner) –
This is a super cute activity! I love that it came with the brainstorming/writing page. The kids really liked completing this!
Jennifer T. (verified owner) –
My students were excited to create their lucky shamrock and share with their peers.
Thanks for your creative efforts. Much appreciated
Brianna P. (verified owner) –
My kids LOVED this!!!
Kelsey M. (verified owner) –
Great resource! Thank you!
Lauren D. (verified owner) –
Did this activity with my firsties and they loved coming up with ways they are lucky!
Cori S. (verified owner) –
This is an excellent resource to give students (and teachers) a chance to reflect back on true blessings in their life. We took the opportunity to talk about what a true blessing is in comparison to a want or what we can’t have. Thank you!
Marijean W. (verified owner) –
We have been talking in my class about luck and how we are very lucky. This activity is a cute and great way to think about being lucky.
Ashley K. (verified owner) –
This was a fun writing craft for my students, thank you!
Jenna R. (verified owner) –
My residents loves this craft. They loved having to think about that they were lucky for!
Ashley Alexander (verified owner) –
Great resource!
jennifer A. (verified owner) –
My students loved this project and I liked the way it came out for a cute bulletin board.