St Patrick’s Day brings plenty of chance for fun – from leprechauns with their pot o’ gold to rainbows, four-leaf clovers and lucky horseshoes! These St Patrick’s Day colouring pages and themed printables are a great way to keep the kids busy and entertained.
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The pages below are a great mix of clever St Patrick’s Day colouring pages, as well as games, writing practice, counting and other themed activities.
There’s something for all ages, and the best bit is you can print them to enjoy at home, or take them with you for on-the-go fun!
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St Patrick’s Day Colouring Pages
How To Draw a Leprechaun
This cute Kawaii-style leprechaun is easy to draw, and you’ll find a full step-by-step guide on How to Draw Tutorials to take you through the drawing process with simple steps using letters, numbers and basic shapes.
Leprechaun and Pot of Gold
Image: Crayola
A classic St Patrick’s Day colouring page is this leprechaun page from Crayola.
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Happy St Patrick’s Day
Image: Hallmark
This Happy St Patrick’s Day message from Hallmark would be great to colour and give as gifts!
The End of the Rainbow
Image: SurfNetKids
Will you find the gold with this end of the rainbow colouring page from SurfNetKids?
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Leprechaun Mickey Mouse
Image: Scribble Fun
This Leprechaun Mickey Mouse from Scribble Fun is adorable! Give the classic Disney character a St Patrick’s Day makeover.
Mosaic Tiles
Image: Coloring Castle
Older children will enjoy this St Patrick’s mosaic colouring from Coloring Castle – we love the pattern repetition.
Leprechaun Hat
Image: Top Coloring Pages
Perfect for younger children, this St Patrick’s Day colouring page from Top Coloring Pages shows a classic leprechaun hat and lots of lucky four-leaf clovers.
Shamrock Designs
Image: Get Drawings
How cool is this?! The intricate shamrock design from Get Drawings is ideal for some detailed colouring, and every time could look completely different.
St Patrick’s Day Bookmarks
Image: Twisty Noodle
Colour and cut out your very own St Patrick’s Day bookmarks from Twisty Noodle – or give them as a gift!
Cheeky Leprechaun
Image: SurfNetKids
What a cheeky chappy! Try colouring this cheeky leprechaun colouring page from SurfNetKids and see just what makes him so fun.
Luck of the Irish
Image: Doodle Art Alley
Enjoy this Luck of the Irish doodle from Doodle Art Alley, which you can personalise with any range of colours and designs.
Shamrocks
Image: Crayola
Younger children will enjoy this shamrocks colouring page from Crayola – just how did they grow in the leprechaun’s hat?!
Happy St Patrick’s Day
Image: Coloring Castle
These St Patrick’s Day shamrocks from Coloring Castle make a great poster, sign or card to give to friends and family.
Lucky Horseshoe
Image: SurfNetKids
The leprechaun’s gold is up for grabs on this lucky horseshoe colouring page from SurfNetKids.
Lucky Rainbows
Image: Doodle Art Alley
Are you feeling lucky? Get colouring this lucky rainbows colouring page from Doodle Art Alley – will you go for traditional rainbow colours, or something completely different?
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St Patrick’s Day Printables
Colour Recognition With Shamrocks
Image: Twisty Noodle
Get in some colour recognition with this shamrock activity from Twisty Noodle – which colour is your favourite?
Draw A Leprechaun Face
Image: Scribble Fun
Will your leprechaun be happy, sad, surprised or something else? Now you can draw your own leprechaun face with this printable from Scribble Fun.
Writing Practice
Image: Twisty Noodle
Give handwriting some practice with this seasonal worksheet. Little ones will enjoy their leprechaun writing practice from Twisty Noodle.
Find the Four-Leaf Clovers
Image: Make and Takes
Can you find them all? Find the four-leaf clovers on this sheet from Make and Takes, then colour them in to make them stand out.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages are these St Patrick’s Day colouring pages suitable for?
There’s a good spread here for different ages – simple shamrock and leprechaun hat pages work well for toddlers and younger children, while the mosaic and shamrock line designs give older kids and even adults something more detailed to get stuck into.
Do I need to download or install anything to use these printables?
No. Each page links out to the original source (like Crayola, Twisty Noodle or Doodle Art Alley), where you can print it directly from your browser at home.
Can I use these for a classroom or group activity?
Yes – the mix of colouring pages, writing practice and the four-leaf clover search makes this a handy round-up for teachers, childminders or parents looking for quick St Patrick’s Day activities for a group.
Is there a printable specific to MyKidsTime in this article?
This particular round-up links out to other sites for the colouring pages themselves, but you can grab our own free St Patrick’s Day word search by signing in or creating a free MyKidsTime account.
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