March is slipping away!
St. Patrick’s Day is here!! I can’t believe it!
Want some super-easy ways to make this lucky holiday even luckier (or at least more festive!) for your family?
Before St. Patty’s Day is over (and the adults can relax with their sweeties over a pint of Guinness), there are a few little things we can do to make tomorrow super-festive, super-exciting, and super-fun for our little ones.
Can you find the four-leaf clover in the picture below? Print it out and see if your little ones can!
can you find the four-leaf clover in the clover patch above?
Here’s what we’ve got on tap for tomorrow (and feel free to grab what works for you!)
- Lucky Charms is always for breakfast on St. Patty’s Day, along with green milk. (Those troublesome leprechauns. . .)
- St. Patty’s Day hike: at one of our local nature centers. . .
hooray! you found it–or at least I hope you did!
St. Patty’s Day Scavenger Hunt:
We do one at our house. After school. Be there or be square.
Okay, so if you can’t make it to our house tomorrow, print a Make-Your-Own Scavenger Hunt right here. Seriously!
Last year I catered our scavenger hunt to our house, to our kids, to our yard. But this year, rather than re-run the same ole, same ole Scavenger Hunt for our kids, I deleted some words so that I could change things up a bit.
Instead of ‘Go to where Owen plays with his cars. . . ‘ I made it ‘Go to where the _______________ are’.
Here’s another example:
Go find a place where the __________ rests,
There will be a puzzle nearby.
Work together and do your best!
That way, I can write in any location I want. And since each clue leads to another spot, it doesn’t matter which goes first–the possibilities for Scavenger Hunt fun are endless!
I’ll share the one we use, and I’ll also share one that you can make your own. Grab them by signing up below:
Rainbow Mobiles: I was over at PBS Parents last week, sharing how we created these totally rainbow-licious pipecleaner rainbow mobiles. Check it out!
All you need for Rainbow Mobiles is some cotton, popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, and glue!
Want some other awesome St. Patrick’s Day ideas?
Perhaps make yourself some authentic Irish Soda Bread and pour yourself a Guinness, and then check out a few other posts that may help you develop strong and healthy habits for your family:
- wait time
- my day, your day
- frozen peas
- kids who rock the kitchen
- kids who rock the laundry
- rest time
- gem jars
- arm circles
- noticing kids
- homework routine
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Have the happiest St. Patrick’s Day!
