St Patrick's Day Handprint Keepsake Art

St Patrick's Day Keepsake Art, St Patrick's Day Gift, St Patrick's Day Crafts for Kids | St Patrick's Day Greeting Cards and Handprint Art. This St Patrick's Day handprint pack has 6 different handprint art templates! This St Patrick's Day keepsake art is super easy and simple to make. Just print and add your students handprint on the templates and Laminate! Do not miss to check out these super cute St. Patrick's Day Literacy and Math Centers. 

March is the perfect time to celebrate spring, sunshine, and St. Patrick’s day! If you are a preschool, kindergarten, or primary school teacher, I know you are looking for some easy craft ideas for kids. Look no further! We have compiled a list of many craft activities for St. Patrick’s Day that kids will love. The best part of these craft activities? Check these 30+ St. Patrick's day Art and Crafts projects for your little ones.

Most of them are super easy crafts and have low prep for teachers! So even if you aren’t Irish, this shamrock-centered holiday is the perfect time to start a discussion about what makes us feel lucky!

St Patrick's Day Handprint Keepsake Art

This St Patrick's Day handprint pack has six different handprint art templates! This St Patrick's Day keepsake art is easy and simple. 

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Just print and add your student's handprint on the templates and Laminate! These St Patrick's Day handprints would be a perfect gift to be sent home for parents. They would simply love this personalized keepsake.

You need:

● Your student’s handprint

● Paint

● Cardstock

To make:

● Choose the template that you want to use in your classroom or homeschool with your student.

● The templates are already put together, so simply choose the template you want to use, add your student’s handprint, and laminate if you want to keep it up or use it annually!

St. Patrick’s Day ideas come in different varying levels of ease, and this is one easy craft idea that teachers and students will all love. 

Check this video for more detailed instructions: