Free St. Patrick’s Day Learning Pages For Kids

#thelittleone’s year in UPK is moving along quickly. We’re still finding fun ways to practice some essential skills before kindergarten starts in the fall. Since he’s getting very excited about the possibility of leprechauns visiting soon, I took inspiration from him for these fun + free St. Patrick’s Day learning pages. Keep reading to check them out, and grab your own.

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FREE ST. PATRICK’S DAY LEARNING PAGES

These free St. Patrick’s Day learning opportunities are great for learning at home or on the go. They’re very quick to prepare, and extremely low mess. (Major win!) The pages are straightforward enough that many children will be able to work independently on them. They provide a great opportunity to practice essential number and letter identification. As a bonus, peeling and sticking the dots also lets you squeeze in a little bit of fine motor work too!

What You’ll Need

• Free printable St. Patrick’s Day learning pages. (See below)
  • There are alphabet and number pages available.
• Yellow or gold circle stickers, about 3/4″ in diameter.
• Black marker.

How To Play + Learn

1. Print out the St. Patrick’s Day learning page(s) you would like to use.
2. Using the marker, label stickers to create one for each circle on the printable.
   1. Letters A-Z for the alphabet page.
   2. Numbers 1-25 for the numbers page.
3. Present the pages and stickers to your child.
4. Encourage your child to peel a sticker and place it in the appropriate circle on the learning page.
   1. Feel free to offer assistance, hints, encouragement, etc.
5. Complete until each piece of ‘gold’ has the correct sticker.
6. Once the pot of gold is ‘full’, the page doubles as a fun + educational St. Patrick’s Day decoration to hang in your home.

Alphabet St. Patrick’s Day Learning Page
Numbers St. Patrick’s Day Learning Page

What other types of St. patrick’s Day learning opportunities would you like to see? Let me know in the comments below!